Hello,

The career options after the completion of PhD specifically
would depend on the specialization undertaken. Kindly be specific with the program, since PhD is offered in a particular specialization.

The research PhD program prepares a person for a career as a teacher, researcher, and scholar, which may or may not include a clinical component.
The structure of a PhD degree program is centered on preparation of individuals for careers in research,teaching, and other scholarly activities. Thus, when practicing clinicians decide to pursue a PhD, they may appropriately view the degree as a career change, from a focus primarily or solely on clinical activities to a focus on teaching, research, and other scholarly activities. For some academics, clinical teaching and clinical services are a component of their job, but other teaching, research, and scholarly activities are critical components of their professional activities.



Ph.D candidates are considered part of the university staff, and that Ph.D openings are treated as job vacancies. Universities will maybe have one or two Ph.D vacancies throughout a given year (if they have the funding for it). Because European schools receive a large part of their funding through government grants and subsidies, the school has to apply for a grant in order to even have a Ph.D vacancy.

In the U.S., Ph.D candidates are also part of the university staff, joining as a teaching assistant, research assistant, or adjunct instructor.
Yet, as a Ph.D candidate in the U.S., youre primarily a student who is enrolled to meet the universitys requirements (sometimes set by the state) for the doctoral degree. In order to fill the various graduate courses (while also filling the teaching assistant positions), university departments will have openings for Ph.Ds every year.

Hello student,

Here are The Major steps for a d Pharma graduate to be registered pharmacist in the United States-

Apply and take the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Exams (FPGEE)

Take Test Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

Obtain Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC) Certification.

Take the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX)

Take the pharmacy law test.

Hope it is helpful....

Hello student,

The basic factor is, if the person is in the right visa status that is not F1 then they can work full time as a paralegal.

Moreover, if a person with Indian LLB most probably with US LLM and no bar qualification can work as a Foreign Legal Consultant in most states.

Hope it helps....

Hello User,

Hope you are doing well.

Yes, many students have completed their B. Tech and MS from different branches. So it doesn't matter.

Here are som of the top institutes in US where you can pursue your MS degree.

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT), Cambridge

2. Stanford University, Boston

3. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh

4. Harvard University, Cambridge

5. University of California, Berkeley

Hope this answers your question....Good Luck!

Hello Aspirant,

These both universities are in California bay area. SCU has better ranking but it's expensive. Sjsu is one of the cheapest universities in that area and not far behind in rankings from SCU.

If someone is to see your profile in future and you attended sjsu, he'll think that you could have done better maybe but didn't have resources. But in case of SCU, he'll think you had resources (money) to attend better colleges but couldn't get admission so you got stuck in SCU. Opinions may vary. But if you think ranking is all that matters, then go for SCU.

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Hi there.

Biotechnology is undoubtedly a booming subject, and after earning your MSc, you may even apply for jobs overseas, but you must first have work experience in your native nation. I am providing you with the names of the greatest colleges for your higher studies.

• AIIMS Delhi
• Jamia Millia Islamia
• IIT Bombay
• Maharaja Siyajirao University Barodra
• Delhi technical University
• Savitri Phule Pune University
• Aligarh Muslim University
• IIT Roorkee

For more details, click on the link given below.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-biotechnology-universities-in-india

Hello

In contrast to India, where it is pursued as a bachelor's degree, MBBS in the United States is a postgraduate programme. A medical college in the United States offers a 4- to 5-year MBBS programme, which is equal to an MD (Doctor of Medicine) in the country. To practise medicine, a student must enrol in a residency programme for three to five years after earning an MD. Thus, it takes between 7 and 9 years to complete an MBBS programme in the USA.

Enrolling in a Bachelor of Science programme in a discipline linked to medicine is the first step in obtaining a degree at an American university that is equivalent to the MBBS.

Hello Student   If

You study MBBS in USA, then you have to qualify in NEET exam. They have to qualify in TOEFL or IELTS like exam. They have to qualify in pre medical or BSc degree before appearing in NEET exam if they want to take admission in MBBS course in USA. Pre- Medical course that have to qualify by a student in which the students quality of education is checked by the authority of Pre Medical Education USA. Student will be eligible for MBBS course in USA who qualify in pre- medical education which is compulsory for other countries student who wishes to take admission in MBBS course in USA.

Hello Aspirant,
In order to pursue MBBS from USA you need to clear NEET examinations. Along with it TOEFL/IELTS certifications are required.

In order to pursue MBBS frim USA you need to have pre med/bachelor of science degree.
Hope this helps!!

Dear Harpreet,

You can not study MBBS in the USA as they do not offer an MBBS undergraduate degree to study medicine. You will have to give an exam called MCAT (Medical College Admission Test).

To give MCAT you should be a graduate. Therefore, you can only study medicine in the USA after graduation unlike India .

Alternatively, you can do MBBS in India through NEET and then go for USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination) through which you can practice in the United States of America.

I hope this helps! Best of luck!