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Sushil Sukhwani

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Sushil Sukhwani is the founding director of the overseas education consultant firm, Edwise International. He has 31 years of experience in counselling students who have opted to study abroad in various countries, including the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. He is part of the board of directors at the American International Recruitment Council and an honorary committee member of the Australian Alumni Association. Sukhwani is an MBA graduate from Bond University, Australia. ... more

Answered on May 15, 2024

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Dear Rediff Guru!! I"m a 63 year old widow, who ventured into teaching 16 yrs ago. About 10 years previous to that, I worked 10 yrs in a non- banking finance coy as clerk and/ or cashier. I resigned that job since I had to singularily concentrate on my son"s studies. I"m still teaching. This job is on contract basis. Now my son is grown - up and independent, my elder brother, who is settled in US, is advicing me to make a move to US. The way he suggests is pursuing a Phd in any University there whereby one gets a stipend which would assist for a living and eventually getting a job and settling there in. Would I be able to do that? There are formalities here ofcourse,,,. I"m a postgraduate in German Language & Literature, Sir. I recently heard from a believable sourse that in US people get jobs in looking after Old People in Assisted Living Facilities. I would like to get an advice. Thanking You, Geethanjali Unnikrishnan, Trivandrum, Kerala, INDIA
Ans: Hello Geethanjali,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that you have completed your postgraduate degree in German and Literature and are currently teaching and now wish to move to the USA. As an answer to your query, I would like to tell you that your application remains valid until the visa officer grants you permission to enter the United States. The first requirement is for the university to accept PHD work.

For more information, you can visit our website: www.edwiseinternational.com

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Answered on May 13, 2024

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sir, My daughter has done MA Applied psychology from BHU. And have the work experience of 3 years. Now see need to do the PhD from abroad in good university. PhD in psychology in abroad is treated as job or not. are they give stipend, can you guide me what is required for the same.
Ans: Hello PREM,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter has pursued her Master of Arts in Applied Psychology and now wishes to pursue PhD overseas. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that earning a PhD overseas can be considered employment, however, with a stipend instead of a pay. You would be happy to hear that a number of universities, particularly in Europe and the USA, provide stipends to PhD students in psychology in order to help pay for tuition fees and living costs. Nevertheless, based on the country, university, and particular program, these stipends may differ.

To apply for a PhD in psychology overseas, I would suggest that your daughter considers the following:
Firstly, your daughter will need to possess a solid educational background. This entails a strong undergraduate and postgraduate academic record, which I believe she already possesses with her MA in Applied Psychology. Next, bear in mind that candidates with prior research experience are preferred by a number of PhD programs. Your daughter’s 3 years of professional experience might entail pertinent research projects, which would be beneficial. To secure admission to their PhD programs, Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test scores may be required by certain universities, particularly in the USA. Nevertheless, not all the universities demand GRE scores for psychology programs, and thus, I would recommend that your daughter examines each institution's particular criteria. Next, your daughter may require to prove her fluency in English through appearing for tests viz., the IELTS or TOEFL, if English is not her primary language. Your daughter will need to submit a well-drafted statement of purpose (SOP) highlighting her research interests, professional objectives, and reasons for wanting to pursue a PhD in psychology overseas. She will also need to submit compelling recommendation letters from professors or managers who can speak to her academic capabilities and research potential. Remember that a research proposal highlighting her proposed PhD research field may be demanded by certain programs. Lastly, evidence of one’s ability to sustain oneself financially while enrolled in school may be require in some nations.

Taking into account variables viz., possibilities for research, the experience of the faculty members, and financial resources, I would recommend that your daughter conducts an all-round study on potential universities and programs. Not just that, in order to understand how her research interests best resonate with the program’s offerings, I would also suggest that she gets in touch with academics or advisors in her field of interest.

For more information, you can visit our website: www.edwiseinternational.com

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Answered on May 13, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 18, 2024Hindi
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Hi Guru, Iam planning for my sons abroad studies in masters at US. We have bank loan sanctioned for both tution fee and personal expenses. As a father and co applicant do I need to still show funds in my bank inspite of having banks loan sanctioned letter at the time of student visa interview or during college admission. Kindly clarify
Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that you are planning for your son’s Master’s degree in the USA. As an answer to your query, I would like to tell you that having a bank loan approved for both tuition fees and living expenses can be advantageous at the time of applying for a student visa or during college admissions in the USA, nevertheless, you may still be required to provide proof of your financial standing.

Remember that visa officers and universities generally want to ascertain that students (and their families) have the money to meet their expenditures while studying.

Although a sanctioned bank loan demonstrates your financial stability, I would still recommend that you demonstrate extra financial resources if feasible. This could entail bank statements or other proof of sound financial standing in order to affirm to the authorities that you can fund any unexpected costs or gaps that may occur while your son is studying.

Bear in mind that the standards and levels of scrutiny could be slightly different for each institution and visa office, and thus, I would suggest that you thoroughly examine the precise guidelines offered by the university and consulate where your son intends to apply.

A sanctioned loan may be adequate in certain circumstances, nevertheless, I would always recommend that you have additional evidence to back up your financial status.

For more information, you can visit our website: www.edwiseinternational.com

You can also follow us on our Instagram page: edwiseint
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Answered on May 11, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 27, 2024Hindi
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Hello Sir, My daughter has got offer of admission in B.A.(Hons.) International Affairs/Global Affairs in Jindal Global School and Flame University with a choice to choose Social policy as a major or minor after 1st year. Also, she has got offer of admission in the same coursw from decent universities in the UK and Australia. Please let me know how is this course and its Career Prospects. She is also appearing for CUET and keen on Pol.Science Hons or Sociology Hons from a reputed college of DU. Please guide/advise which one to go for..?
Ans: Hello. Thank you for contacting us. Congratulations to your daughter on receiving admission offers from such esteemed institutions. Firstly, coming to her options in the UK and Australia, studying international affairs and global affairs offers a valuable global perspective and networking opportunities. Apart from just studying abroad, she would get international exposure and a chance to have an interdisciplinary programme covering a wide range of subjects like international relations, political science, economics, history, and sociology. In terms of career prospects, a degree in international affairs or global affairs opens doors to such opportunities as international diplomacy, government, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), international business, journalism, and international development. As a result of her interest in political science (honours) or sociology (honours) at a reputed college, she would get to study a wide range of subjects. It would be good if she carefully assessed her interests and looked into where they actually lie. It would be good if she conducted thorough research and decided on the programme as per her academic interests, career aspirations, and personal preferences.

All the best for her future endeavours.

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Answered on May 11, 2024

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Dear Mr Mayank ,my daughter presently pursuing B Tech-CS (AI/ML) from SRM Chennai -in 2nd year at present -we are in two minds as to doing MS abroad or take up campus job if possible after passout -MS abroad obviously would be finicially challenging so i thought at least she can work for say 2 years to begin with & then .Could you be able to offer some advice on the same.
Ans: Hello Sougata,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter is currently pursuing the second year of her Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Computer Science (AI/ML). To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that deciding whether to begin working after earning a Bachelor’s degree in B.Tech- CS (AI/ML) or to go abroad for a Masters program can be a big decision. I would recommend that your daughter considers the following:

Firstly, I would suggest that you motivate your daughter to consider her professional objectives and ambitions. Consider whether she intends working in industry or pursuing research and academia. Remember that specialized information and possibilities for research can be offered through a Masters degree. A job on the contrary, can offer hands-on experience and skill advancement. Next, I would recommend that you investigate the AI/ML labor market both, locally and globally. Ascertain whether professionals with a Masters degree are highly sought-after or if pertinent work experience is equally valued. Coming to monetary considerations, bear in mind that finances play a key role in decision-making. Evaluate the cost of pursuing a Masters degree overseas taking into account the tuition costs, living costs, and any possible monetary assistance or scholarships. I would suggest that you compare this to the possible pay from an entry-level job post graduation or from a job on campus. Remember that significant networking possibilities as well as exposure to varied viewpoints, cultures, and technological advancements are offered by studying overseas. I would suggest that you think about the long-term advantages of developing a worldwide professional network and acquiring overseas experience. As the next step, I would recommend that you explore whether your daughter’s institution or future employers offer any possibilities for industry linkages or alliances. Bear in mind that besides improving her employment opportunities, these contacts can also offer insightful knowledge of the field. Motivate your daughter to consider her goals for personal development. Studying overseas can promote independence, flexibility and cultural understanding. Working, on the other hand, can provide useful skills and advance one’s career. Lastly, the choice should best resonate with your daughter’s personal objectives, ambitions, and financial circumstances. Prior to making a decision, I would recommend that your daughter gets in touch with mentors, employment consultants, former students, as well as industry experts to acquire new viewpoints and insights.

For more information, you can visit our website: www.edwiseinternational.com

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Answered on May 11, 2024

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Hlo sir I'm from India I'm currently doing my MD degree in Philippines and I wish to continue my further studies in Australia and I want to know what are the options available and how to study there?
Ans: Hello Kavi,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that you are currently pursuing your Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree in Philippines after which you intend continuing your further studies in Australia. As an answer to your query, I would like to tell you that post completing your MD degree in the Philippines, to study further in Australia, you can investigate different options viz., submitting applications for residency programs in medicine or seeking further specialization through postgraduate medical education or licensing examinations viz., the Australian Medical Council (AMC) exams. Firstly, I would suggest that you conduct an extensive study on universities in Australia that offer courses in your desired field of study, and examine the prerequisites for admission for overseas students. You may probably need to appear for English language proficiency tests viz., the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). You may be required to submit your academic transcripts, a statement of purpose (SOP), and recommendation letters. Moreover, I would also recommend that you learn about the prerequisites for acquiring a visa and the application process in order to study in Australia.

For more information, you can visit our website: www.edwiseinternational.com

You can also follow us on our Instagram page: edwiseint
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Answered on May 10, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 23, 2024Hindi
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My son is completing MSC Physics from IIT Delhi by June 2024, and he wish to do PHD from a reputed university/Institute of USA on a fully funded scholarship. Ur expert advise is solicited please.
Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that your son is completing his MSc. in Physics from IIT Delhi after which he intends pursuing his PhD from a reputed university or institute in the USA. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that its an excellent objective to pursue a PhD in the USA on a fully funded scholarship. I would recommend that he takes the following steps into consideration:

Firstly, I would suggest that your son conducts a study on universities in USA that offer outstanding physics programs and instructors who share the same interests in research as him. Next, he should get in touch with possible advisors to convey his interest and agreement with the objectives of the project. As the next step, your son should customise application documents to the particular prerequisites of each university viz., transcripts, GRE test scores, and statement of purpose. He should also secure compelling letters of recommendation from professors who are well acquainted with him. I would also recommend that your son investigates external fellowships/scholarships as well as fully financed PhD programs. He should practice for possible program interviews. Lastly, I would suggest that he remains adaptable and persistent throughout the application procedure.

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Answered on May 09, 2024

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What are the scholarships available for students who want to pursue masters in USA ,especially who are freshly graduate from btech
Ans: Hello Anya,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that you intend pursuing your Masters in the USA. As an answer to your query, I would like to tell you that there are a number of scholarships viz., the Fulbright-Nehru Fellowships, Tata Scholarship for Students from India, Fulbright Scholarships, Civil Society Leadership Awards (CSLA), Chevening Scholarships, Rotary Foundation Global Grants, Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program, American Association of University Women (AAUW) International Fellowships, University-specific Scholarships, scholarships offered by private foundations and organizations, and Government Scholarships, that are available for students studying a Masters degree in the USA, particularly for the ones who have recently earned a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree.

Besides the ones mentioned above, there are a number of other scholarships available that you can consider applying to. I would recommend that you conduct an extensive study and apply to the scholarships that best resonate with your qualifications and objectives. Not just that, in order to acquire more precise details about the available scholarships and possibilities for monetary assistance, I would suggest that you get in touch with the admissions offices of the universities you intend applying to.

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Answered on May 08, 2024

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Is it possible to go to universities like STANFORD, HARVARD, etc or MIT after doing btech from NIT/IIT? Considering the fact that till now, I have no such extracirculars required..if yes, please let me know the complete procedure. [a JEE dropper]
Ans: Hello Why. Thank you for connecting with us. It is good to know that you are considering the USA for your further studies. However, let me tell you that people from non-tier 1 undergraduate colleges regularly get admitted to these colleges for graduate school. Going further, the reason why you see more IIT graduates being admitted to MIT or Stanford is not because they get preference, but because they’re on average much stronger academically than people from lesser institutions, both in terms of their innate capability as well as the effort they put in over the course. The factors that matter for admission are your GPA, GRE score, recommendations, research, and Statement of Purpose (SOP). GPA and GRE are basically used as cutoffs, while the other criteria are used to decide who gets admitted after the cutoff. As long as you have the same scores and quality of work as an “IIT student," you need not worry. Note that since your college curriculum and fellow students are likely to be much weaker than those at IITs, you will need to work on your own to do much more than your college academics. Upon doing so, you will be able to get summer internships with IIT professors, which will put you in the same standing as IIT students in terms of your application.
In fact, only a small portion of IIT students get admitted to MIT or Stanford since, obviously, there aren’t enough seats for all of them. So even if you’re strong in all the criteria, there is an element of luck, so you can expect to get admitted to some of the top 10 colleges and not to others. However, you will get admitted to some for sure if you’re good enough.

For any further queries, please get in touch with us. We have a team of expert counsellors who can guide you through any concerns or questions you may have.
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Answered on May 08, 2024

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Hi I completed my BTech in CSE with cyber security specialization.Now I am confused with either to do MS in cyber security Australia or to do internships to get hands on experience...?If MS.. can you suggest me best university in Australia or if internships guide me to get internship in cyber security...?
Ans: Hello Sriram. Thank you for contacting us. It is good to hear that you are considering Australia as your dream destination for a better future. Let me tell you that pursuing a master’s and gaining hands-on experience have their advantages and disadvantages. It would be good if you pursued your master’s in Cybersecurity from a renowned Australian university like the University of Melbourne, the Australian National University, or the University of New South Wales. The mentioned universities not only offer comprehensive education but also focus keenly on Cybersecurity. This provides in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge in the field. A master’s degree can enhance your knowledge, broaden your career prospects, and open doors to advanced roles in Cybersecurity. On the other hand, hands-on experience is valuable when it is more practical and gives a real-world learning approach. After doing your master’s, you have chances of getting internships at major Cybersecurity firms, tech companies, government agencies, and IT companies. It is advised to consider your goals, weigh down the pros and cons of living and working in Australia, and make a choice accordingly.

For any further queries, please get in touch with us. We have a team of expert counsellors who can guide you through any concerns or questions you may have.
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Answered on May 08, 2024

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Hi Sushil My daughter appeared for her masters in counseling Psychology. What are the option from here that she can opt for.
Ans: Hello Rahmatbi,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter has appeared for her Masters in Counseling Psychology. As an answer to your query, I would like to tell you that post completing her masters in counseling psychology, there are a number of options that your daughter can think about.

Your daughter can take up a job as a licensed counselor or therapist, wherein she can work with clients in varied environments viz., community mental health centers, schools, hospitals, or private practice. If she is interested in a particular field of counseling viz., substance abuse counseling, marriage and family therapy, or trauma therapy, she can pursue additional training or certifications to acquire expertise in that field. Your daughter can also choose to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) or Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Psychology if research or academia is what interests her. Remember that this can result in possibilities for conducting research, teaching, or even working in clinical environments that require a doctoral degree. Having gained experience, your daughter can undertake leadership or supervisory roles in counseling organizations, where she would be responsible for managing programs or supervising the work of other counselors. Your daughter can also offer mental health consultation services to organizations, enterprises, or educational institutions. She can also conduct training sessions for experts in relevant disciplines. There are a number of nonprofit organizations or advocacy groups that address mental health concerns, offer counseling, community outreach, or push for modifications to the law. Your daughter can consider working here. Given the growing popularity of teletherapy, your daughter can look into possibilities to deliver counseling services online, either individually or via platforms that connect clients with therapists. Moreover, if writing or public speaking is what interests her, your daughter can give lectures at conferences, write articles for mental health periodicals, or even publish books on counseling psychology themes.

In addition to the ones mentioned above, there are a number of other possibilities. I would like to tell you that your daughter’s abilities, interests, and professional objectives, will play a key role in deciding which option is ideal for her. I would suggest that she looks into various opportunities, acquires varied experiences, and keeps learning and advancing in her field.

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Answered on May 07, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 23, 2024Hindi
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Hello My Daughter pursuing B.A Psychology Hons from Lady shri Ram college Delhi University and her keen interest to become clinical psychologist and targeting to pursuing M.phil from Nihmans Bangalore. Is it correct strategy? Every one targeting to go abroad and pursue higher degree in Psychology, how you rate india's top noch institute vs abroad?
Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) Psychology after which she intends pursuing Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.). To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that your daughter’s plan of studying a B.A. in Psychology Honours from Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University, and then subsequently pursuing an M.Phil from NIMHANS, Bangalore, appears to be a sound one, especially if she aspires to be a clinical psychologist. You would be glad to know that both, Lady Shri Ram College and NIMHANS are prominent institutions well-known for offering high-quality psychology education.

When deciding whether to pursue a further psychology degree overseas or in India, I would like to tell you that both options have their merits and disadvantages.

Remember that students studying overseas gain exposure to a broad range of viewpoints, cultural backgrounds, and possibly state-of-the-art research facilities and techniques. Moreover, one’s horizons can be expanded and he/she can be offered significant global experience, which can prove beneficial in an interconnected world.

On the other hand, India also houses a number of prestigious universities, viz., NIMHANS, which are highly recognized for their proficiency in and contributions to the psychological domain. Remember that studying in India can provide students with knowledge of local surroundings, networks, and future job prospects in the nation’s healthcare and academic sectors.

Lastly, the decision should best resonate with your daughter’s personal as well as career objectives. If she intends working in India and participating in regional mental health initiatives, then I would like to tell you that pursuing a Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.) at NIMHANS could be a great option. On the other hand, if your daughter is interested in learning about varied cultures and possibly working overseas, then studying overseas might be a better option.

I would recommend that your daughter conducts a comprehensive study on both options, taking into account variables viz., her individual preferences, experience of the faculty members, possibilities for research, as well as the job opportunities. Not just that, in order to make an educated choice that best resonates with her ambitions, I would suggest that your daughter seeks counsel from industry professionals, instructors, and alumni.

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Answered on May 04, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 26, 2024Hindi
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Hi, my daughter is doing +2 (medical) in India. She want to become doctor. What are the options for her to become doctor in US? What she needs to study in US after her +2 (medical) in india?
Ans: Hello. Thank you for connecting with us. It is amazing to hear that she wants to pursue a medical program in the USA. However, let me tell you that before applying to any medical school, international students should make sure they have completed a four-year bachelor's degree with all of the prerequisite classes needed for the particular medical school being applied to. The prerequisites vary as per the school, but almost all schools require the students to have studied the following science courses: biology, general chemistry, and organic chemistry. Some schools may also require that you have taken other humanities, English, mathematics, and science classes as well, so make sure you look into medical schools while you are still an undergraduate so you can choose your classes appropriately. You will also need to have completed the MCAT test, which stands for Medical College Admissions Test. The test will determine your ability to think critically, problem-solve, and write clearly, as well as measure your knowledge of various scientific concepts. A good score on the MCAT is key to getting into a good medical school. International students must complete a pre- med program, which may take 1-2 years to complete at a US university, to start a degree in medicine in the country. The student will then be required to complete a 4.5-year degree after the pre- med to be awarded an MD degree under AUAMED.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 01, 2024Hindi
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My doughter completed mbbs internship in india Karnataka she wants. Study pg in outside india
Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that your daughter has completed her MBBS internship in Karnataka, India and now wishes to pursue her postgraduate (PG) studies abroad. Based on her choices, professional objectives, as well as the programs that are offered in her chosen field of expertise, I would like to tell you that she can apply to countries viz., the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, Australia, and Singapore for the same. Besides the ones mentioned above, there are a number of other nations that provide outstanding programs for postgraduate medical education. I would recommend that your daughter takes into account these steps:

Firstly, she should conduct a comprehensive study on countries and universities offering postgraduate medical programs, taking into account variables viz., the reputation, course offerings, experience of the faculty members, clinical placements, as well as the specializations that are available. Next, she should look into the entry prerequisites for overseas students applying to PG medical programs in the country she has chosen. Remember that prerequisites may differ, including academic credentials, language competency (viz., scores of the TOEFL or IELTS tests), and perhaps even medical licensing exams like the PLAB or USMLE. Next, as part of the application procedure, your daughter will need to submit her academic marksheets, a statement of purpose (SOP), endorsement letters, and at times, scores of standardized tests. Make sure she adheres to all the prerequisites and deadlines for every program that she applies to. I would suggest that your daughter takes into account the cost of studying overseas, including costs of living, healthcare, tuition, as well as any prospective scholarships or possibilities for monetary assistance. She should look into scholarships available to overseas students. In addition, help her locate appropriate housing, be it private rentals, university accommodation, or homestays whilst taking into account variables viz., safety, closeness to the university, and the cost. Not just that, also make sure that your daughter possesses adequate medical insurance coverage that satisfies the university and host country's criteria. I would recommend that your daughter gets in touch with alumni, former and current international students, faculty members, as well as experts in her academic field. Remember that developing a robust network can offer advice, invaluable assistance, as well as chances to collaborate. I would suggest that your daughter learns about the visa prerequisites and immigration procedures for the nation she has chosen. Ensure that she applies for the right visa on schedule and completes all the required paperwork. I would recommend that you assist your daughter in preparing for her study abroad experience, including adjusting to a new culture, adapting to a new academic setting, as well as overcoming any possible homesickness. Lastly, keep abreast on any updates or advancements pertaining to travel abroad, immigration laws, and healthcare rules. I would like to tell you that by adhering to these steps and examining her possibilities, your daughter can successfully pursue her postgraduate medical education abroad.

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Answered on Apr 29, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 27, 2024Hindi
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I am pursuing 12 in commerce. Please guide me should I pursue B.Com or BBA. I should study in India or abroad
Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that you are currently pursuing your 12th grade in the Commerce field. To answer your question first, I would like to let you know that we only deal with overseas education. Concerning your query as to whether you should pursue a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) or Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), I would like to tell you that your interests, the abilities you intend developing, and your professional objectives, play a key role in deciding between pursuing a B.Com and BBA. Subjects pertaining to accounting, business law, finance, and economics are primarily covered in the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) program. On the contrary, a comprehensive understanding of the various facets of business management, viz., human resources, finance, marketing, and operations is offered in a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program.

If the technical aspects of economics, finance, and accounting appeal to you, B.Com could be a better option. Nevertheless, if learning about management principles, business strategy, and leadership skills, is what interests you, then BBA could be a wiser choice.

Concerning studying overseas, I would like to let you know that it can be an excellent chance to become acquainted with diverse cultures, educational systems, and perspectives. Remember that studying overseas can widen your horizons, broaden your international outlooks, and offer meaningful experiences that can enhance both your personal and professional life.

When deciding, I would recommend that you take into account variables viz., the standing of the universities you intend enrolling in, the courses they provide, potential employment possibilities, and your monetary circumstances. Moreover, in order to make an educated choice, I would suggest that you look into the available scholarships as well as think about the long-term advantages of studying overseas. Lastly, I would recommend that you select the course that best resonates with your interests, ambitions, and aspirations.

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Answered on Apr 29, 2024

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My son is M.S. general surgery from MGM UNIVERSITY MUMBAI.He has done oncology fellowship in Nashik Under Dr.Nagarkar.He is in practice at Beed,near Solapur.How he will be able able to get extra training in USA In oncology?Dr.s.y.Jadhav
Ans: Hello Satyawan,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your son has pursued his Master of Surgery in General Surgery from MGM University, has done oncology fellowship in Nashik, and is practicing at Beed. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that in order to pursue additional training in oncology in the USA, there are a few steps that your son will require to follow:

Firstly, I would suggest that your son conducts a comprehensive study on oncology fellowship programs in the USA. Remember that the USA offers a number of well-regarded programs, and thus, your son should look for those programs that best resonate with his interests and professional objectives. Next, remember that the prerequisites for each fellowship program will be unique. A residency in internal medicine or an associated field, viz., general surgery, is generally required, which your son has already fulfilled. Particular tests viz., the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) may be demanded by certain programs. In addition, your son may also be required to prove his fluency in the English language through appearing for tests viz., the IELTS or TOEFL. Upon finding relevant programs, I would suggest that your son applies directly to them. Bear in mind that for the majority of medical disciplines, this generally entails submitting an application via a centralized system viz., ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service). If your son has secured admission to a fellowship program, as the next step, in order to train in the USA, he would be required to acquire the necessary visa. For medical trainees, the J-1 visa is frequently used. Relocating to a different country for training calls for meticulous planning. So as the next step, your son will need to make arrangements for lodging, and travel, as well as make sure all the paperwork is in place. Once everything is in order, your son can then start his oncology fellowship training in the USA. Practical clinical experience, research, and academic endeavours are generally entailed in this.

In order to enhance his chances of obtaining a fellowship role, I would suggest that your son conducts an all-round study on programs, comprehends their prerequisites, and drafts a compelling application. Moreover, he should get in touch with and obtain guidance from instructors or colleagues who have followed comparable paths which can prove beneficial.

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Answered on Apr 27, 2024

Asked by Anonymous - Apr 27, 2024Hindi
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Good morning sir, my daughter is in btech. ECE final semister, can I send for ms in abroad, or any job related courses in India, my daughter also not much intrested to go abroad. Kindly suggest better way.
Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that your daughter is pursuing the final semester of her Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication Engineering. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that we only deal with overseas education. Yes, you can definitely send your daughter abroad to pursue her Master's. I would like to tell you that owing to their renowned universities, top-notch education, and vast array of opportunities, a number of countries are well-known for pursuing Master of Science (MS) degrees abroad. With its vast array of top-tier universities and research centres, the USA continues to be a sought-after destination for pursuing MS programs spanning different disciplines. Likewise, a number of international students are also drawn to countries viz., the UK, Canada, Germany, Australia, and Switzerland owing to their cutting-edge academic programs, culturally diverse settings, and significant focus on innovation and research. You would be glad to know that MS students are offered distinct advantages and opportunities in these countries, in turn, making them highly popular destinations for individuals looking for further education overseas.

As mentioned by you, if your daughter is not interested in pursuing a Master's abroad, I would suggest that she looks into other possibilities that best resonate with her interests and professional objectives. Post finishing her Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree, she could think about acquiring professional experience via internships or entry-level work in her field of interest. Gaining this practical experience can prove beneficial for her career growth and may help her determine her professional path. In order to improve her abilities and credentials without committing to a full-time Master's program overseas, she could also look into advanced certifications or specialized courses. Lastly, I would suggest that you motivate your daughter to investigate these possibilities and assist her in discovering her true calling, which in turn, could result in a gratifying and prosperous professional path.

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Sir, my daughter is going to finish her BA with Psychology Honours from Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi University. She has received an offer to pursue her MSC in Organizational Psychology from University of Manchester, UK. We would like to know more about the future prospects of this course and the employability. Also, we would like to know how different it is from an MBA in Human Resources?
Ans: Hello Rohit,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that your daughter is going to complete her Bachelor of Arts (BA) with Psychology Honours and has received an offer to pursue her Master of Science (MSc) in Organizational Psychology from the University of Manchester in the UK. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that your daughter will be offered a solid basis in understanding human behavior in the workplace as well as real-world abilities in fields viz., talent management, employee evaluation, and organizational development through pursuing a Master of Science in Organizational Psychology from the University of Manchester. Students pursuing this degree are provided with the information and skills required to tackle different difficulties that organizations encounter, viz., leadership effectiveness, employee motivation, and team dynamics.

Concerning your query regarding the future prospects and employability, I would like to tell you that with businesses recognizing the significance of comprehending and maximizing their manpower, the demand for organizational psychology continues to rise. You would be glad to know that your daughter can choose from many different jobs including talent management, training and development, human resources, organizational consulting, and other positions with this degree. Remember that organizational pyschologists are respected for their ability to use psychological principles to enhance productivity in the workplace, employee satisfaction, and efficiency of the organization.

Next, coming to your query as to how this course is different from an MBA in Human Resources, I would like to let you know that an MSc in Organizational Psychology in comparison to an MBA in Human Resources generally places a greater emphasis on the psychological facets of the behavior and growth of organizations. Although topics associated with managing people within organizations is also covered in an MBA in Human Resources, it frequently adopts a more comprehensive corporate viewpoint encompassing fields viz., strategy, marketing, and finance.

I would like to tell you that your daughter's interests and professional objectives play a key role in deciding between an MSc in Organizational Psychology and an MBA in Human Resources. An MSc in Organizational Psychology would be a better choice if your daughter is interested in studying human behavior in the workplace and wishes to gain expertise in fields viz., leadership development, employee well-being, and organizational culture. On the contrary, if your daughter wants to acquire a deeper understanding of business management with a concentration on Human Resources (HR), and aspires to work in more general management positions within organizations, then an MBA in Human Resources may be an appropriate choice.

Remember that both paths can result in lucrative employment prospects. When making an informed choice, I would suggest that your daughter carefully takes into account her strengths, personal interests, and future professional objectives. Moreover, in order to acquire valuable information pertaining to the prospects following the completion of either degree, I would recommend that your daughter conducts a comprehensive study on particular labor markets as well as gets in touch with experts of both the domains.

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Dear Sushil, My daughter is 23 years old , finished her MBA from KIMS and got a job in Kirloskar Pune as a HR BP ( Management Trainee)in Jan 2024. Her results were good throughout. Topped 12 from Aditya, BSc Botany from Lady Brabourne kolkata ( 1st class first). Sir, we can't manage funds for going to abroad. Kindly guide us about her next step so that her career escalates. Sanchita
Ans: Hello Sanchita. Thank you for connecting with us. Congratulations to your daughter on her academic achievements and securing a position as an HR business partner (management trainee) at Kirloskar Pune. It is evident that she has a strong academic background, leading to promising career prospects ahead. It is understandable that there are financial constraints at the moment. Furthermore, let me tell you that there are educational loans that would be available for your daughter’s education abroad. Given your daughter’s excellent academic background, she can be eligible for scholarships and financial aid, either fully or partially. This would help your daughter manage her finances well abroad.There are some universities that come with financial aid packages like grants, loans, and work opportunities. This is specially designed to cover tuition fees, living expenses, etc. In addition to this, there are work opportunities as well, which would also be a good option for your daughter. By carefully planning and prioritising expenses, financial challenges won’t be an issue.

All the best to your daughter in her future endeavours.

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My son completed his B.Tech Mechanical but he is in Data science field. He wants to do MBA, Finance from USA. Can you please recommend a good college and it's admission procedure.
Ans: Hello Levin,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am happy to hear that your son has completed his Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering and is currently in the field of Data Science. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that changing from mechanical engineering to data science and then pursuing an MBA in Finance demonstrates a diversified skill set and drive. I would recommend that your son takes into account the following steps:

Firstly, he should investigate MBA programs in the USA with strong finance specializations and a track record of admitting students from a variety of academic backgrounds. Stanford Graduate School of Business, the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago, Harvard Business School, and The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania are a few well-known finance schools that your son can consider applying to. Next, remember that the admission prerequisites for each MBA program will be unique. These typically entail academic marksheets, GRE or GMAT test scores, essays or personal statements, endorsement letters, and at times an interview. While other programs may accept recent graduates, some may demand professional experience. Thirdly, although your son doesn’t have a formal background in finance, drawing on his experience in data science and mechanical engineering he can display problem-solving skills, analytical abilities, and a strong foundation in quantitative methods, all of which are highly sought-after in the finance industry. Bear in mind that either GRE or GMAT scores are required by the majority of MBA programs. In order to attain a competitive score, I would suggest that your son begins studying for the exam well in advance. A number of resources viz., practice tests, study guides, and prep courses are accessible. As the next step, your son should create an appealing application. Remember, to prove your son's interest in finance and possible success in an MBA program, the endorsement letters and application essays are important. Your son should talk about his professional objectives, how an MBA best resonates with his plans, and what unique viewpoint he brings to the table. I would like to let you know that unique courses or dual-degree possibilities that integrate finance with other subjects viz., analytics or technology are offered by certain MBA programs. For individuals with experience in both data science and engineering, these programs may be well-suited. As the next step, your son should look into possibilities for scholarship and monetary assistance opportunities that MBA programs offer. In addition, he should also investigate external scholarships specifically designed for students pursuing finance-related degrees. Remember that during the MBA application process, building connections can be beneficial, and therefore, I would suggest that your son gets in touch with students who are currently enrolling in, or past graduates of the programs he’s interested in, in order to learn about their experiences and possibly even find a mentor.

Bear in mind that the MBA application process might be competitive, and thus, your son should step forward with utmost effort and determination and highlight his particular abilities and experiences. I wish him all the best as he embarks on his journey to pursue an MBA in Finance in the USA.

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Ny son is doind bachelor of Phesiothrepy and want to study further for post graduation in USA or some other country please tell me full detail for admission after he can work there or not
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To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that your son is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Physiotherapy and further intends pursuing his post-graduation in the USA or some other country. To answer your question first, I would like to let you know that pursuing physiotherapy is a fulfilling career, and opting for PG studies overseas can present outstanding chances for development and specialization. Concerning your query regarding the procedure for admission and future employment possibilities for your son in the USA or another country, I would suggest that you consider the following:

As part of the admission procedure, your son should first conduct a comprehensive study on postgraduate programs in physiotherapy or associated fields both in the USA or other countries. He should look for universities with a solid standing in his field of expertise. Next, remember that the admission prerequisites for each university is unique. These generally entail submitting academic marksheets, scores of standardized tests viz., the GMAT or GRE, a personal statement or statement of purpose (SOP), endorsement letters, and at times, professional experience. Your son may be required to prove his fluency in English through appearing for tests viz., the IELTS or TOEFL, if he's a non-native English speaker. According to the particular guidelines set by each university, your son will then need to submit his application via mail or through the university's online portal. If your son is accepted, as the next step, he will need to apply for a student visa. Remember that based on the country he wishes to study in, this procedure can differ. Nevertheless, I would like to tell you that guidance for the same can be provided by the university's international student office. Lastly, make sure your son is aware of the costs associated with attending, viz., tuition fees, costs of living, and any scholarships or financial aid that may be applicable.

Concerning your query regarding employment opportunities post-graduation, I would like to tell you that your son, upon completing his studies in the USA, may qualify for Optional Practical Training (OPT), which permits international students to work for up to one year following graduation in their area of expertise. Nevertheless, an extension of up to 36 months is available for OPT in some STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) programs. Your son should think about applying for an H-1B visa if he intends working in the USA beyond OPT. This visa enables U.S. firms to temporarily employ foreign workers in specialty vocations. However, owing to yearly quotas, acquiring an H-1B visa might be challenging. Next, if your son intends studying in another country, I would like to tell you that he should look into the employment opportunities post-graduation that are available there. Remember that international students are offered post-study work visas or pathways to permanent residency by several nations. I would like to let you know that each country has different laws governing the practice of physiotherapy. To practice as a physiotherapist in a new country, your son may be required to take licensing examinations or further training. I would recommend that your son networks with industry professionals and looks for internship possibilities while he is studying. Remember that developing relationships and obtaining hands-on experience can improve your son’s career opportunities after graduating.

By adhering to these steps and taking into account the particular prerequisites and prospects in the destination of his choice, your son can pursue his postgraduate studies overseas and possibly start a fulfilling career in physiotherapy.

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Dear sir, my brother was doing b pharm right now next year he will graduate,, please suggest what he will proceed after doing b pharm sir
Ans: Hello Lomina,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am happy to hear that your brother is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) and will graduate next year. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that based on his interests and professional objectives, there are many career paths that your brother can pursue once he completes his degree. I would recommend that you consider the following:

Your brother can consider working as a pharmacist in retail pharmacies, hospitals, or community pharmacies. Remember that this is the most typical employment route for graduates of B.Pharm. Pharmacists provide medications, advise patients on how to take them safely, and other health-related services. If your brother possesses strong writing abilities, working as a medical writer, crafting content for regulatory bodies, pharmaceutical companies, or healthcare organizations, is one of the other jobs that he could choose from. Documents including clinical trial reports, regulatory filings, and instructional materials are created by medical writers. Your brother may choose to work as a hospital administrator, wherein he would be responsible for controlling pharmaceutical services in healthcare facilities, in turn, guaranteeing effective medication administration, and monitoring drug delivery networks. Another career path for your brother includes taking up a job as a clinical research associate (CRA) or working in other research-related roles in research institutions or pharmaceutical companies. Remember that in order to make sure new medications are safe and effective for use, this entails conducting trials to test them. He can also choose to work in drug safety and pharmacovigilance, checking if the medications sold are safe, looking into unfavorable incidents, and making sure safety rules are followed. Your brother can also take up a job in regulatory affairs, making sure that pharmaceutical items adhere to rules and norms established by regulatory bodies. This entails creating and submitting regulatory paperwork, verifying regulatory compliance, and coordinating with regulatory authorities. Your brother can also choose to work in quality control or quality assurance positions in pharmaceutical companies, making sure that products adhere to regulations and standards of quality. In addition to the above, I would like to let you know that your brother can also pursue further education, viz., a Master's degree (M.Pharm) or a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical sciences or associated disciplines. Remember that pursuing higher studies can lead to possibilities for teaching, research, or advanced roles in areas viz., pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, medicinal chemistry, or pharmacology.

When choosing which career path to opt for upon finishing his Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) degree, I would suggest that your brother takes into account his abilities, interests, and professional objectives. Lastly, I would like to say that acquiring practical experience through internships or entry-level work may prove beneficial, as this will allow your brother to investigate other career paths and learn valuable skills in the sector.

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I completed B.Sc Costume Design and Fashion and due to managerial area of interest and not wish to do sewing practical wish to continue in theoretical study as Master of Fashion Management at NIFT, but once after I try to join Ph.D in Costume Design and Fashion or Ph.D in Fashion, institution are rejected by saying the reason that I wants to complete my Post Graduation in M.Sc Costume Design and Fashion to join Ph.d in fashion and I gone to join Ph.d in Management they are saying that you must wants to join in MBA not Master of Fashion Management. Finally I join at one deemed university on Ph D in Management Science but many of them convey that due to your PG degree and Ph.d is non sink, definitely you won't get opportunity to work as Lecturer either in Fashion design or Management. So what I want to do, ? If I study MBA online will it's valid and consider online MBA as qualification ? ? or else shall I go abroad and try to become lecture in Fashion design and Fashion management ? If yes which country has more opportunity to work as Lecturer in Fashion, will at abroad they accept my PG and Ph.D degree. Due to non-guidance and by seeing the name of NIFT I joined and facing total regrets. Kindly please give a solution
Ans: Hello. Thank you for contacting us. It is understandable that you have encountered challenges while aligning your career and academics. Coming to the question, let me tell you that for pursuing a PhD, a master’s degree would be a basic requirement. It is advised to go for a full-time MBA abroad instead of an online MBA as it would add a great value to your profile. It is advised to check with your desired university whether the program regarding the availability of the program.
Going further,given your background in fashion, you also have the choice of pursuing a master’s of fashion management from a foreign university. As you said, you are interested in theoretical knowledge, program on master of fashion management from overseas would be of interest to you as it would leverage your knowledge accordingly.
You can consider countries like the USA, UK, Australia, and Canada that have a thriving fashion industry. Also, while studying fashion, you can choose to combine your fashion studies with management-related subjects. It would be good if you let us know if you have thoughts about any country where you would like to pursue your desired course. We will give our best possible guidance.

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Indian MBBS degree is Not recognized by USA. How can anyone study MD there?
Ans: Hello Alphones,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. As an answer to your query, I would like to let you know that if a person holding an Indian MBBS degree wishes to study Doctor of Medicine (MD) in the USA, he/she will generally require to undergo a procedure known as "medical residency." There are numerous steps that one will need to consider. Mentioned below is the same:

As the first step, to ascertain whether the candidate qualifies for a license in the US, they will need to get their educational qualifications assessed by organizations viz., the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG). Secondly, they will need to clear the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1, Step 2 Clinical Knowledge (CK), and Step 2 Clinical Skills (CS). Remember that one’s knowledge and abilities to practice medicine in the USA are evaluated through these exams. Thirdly, upon clearing the exams, they will be required to apply for residency posts using the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) or similar matching initiatives. Bear in mind that residency programs are highly competitive, and applicants need to show their qualifications and compatibility with the program. After being matched, students enroll in a residency training course in the field of specialization they have opted for. Based on the area of expertise, residency training usually takes three to seven years to complete. Lastly, after having completed residency training, students have the option to become board-certified in their field. They can do so by clearing extra tests that the relevant specialist board administers.

I would like to let you know that although an MBBS from India might not automatically qualify someone to practise medicine in the US, they can still pursue a medical career in the country by completing a medical residency program, as long as they meet the prerequisites and conditions.

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Hello sir, I have completed my MDS degree in orthodontics, can I immigrate to Europe and practice orthodontics in Europe?
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First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that you have completed your Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) in orthodontics and now wish to immigrate to Europe. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that the opportunity to immigrate to Europe and work as an orthodontist is based on a number of variables, viz., your credentials, the particular conditions put forth by the nation you want to move to, and any applicable professional laws.

Remember that in a number of European nations, you will be required to have your credentials recognized by the appropriate professional group or regulatory agency, in order for you to practice orthodontics. Assessment of credentials, language competency tests, and potentially further training or testing to adhere to regional requirements could all be entailed in this process.

I would like to let you know that for foreign-trained orthodontists who want to practice, every country in Europe may have its own unique regulations and procedures. I would suggest that you conduct a comprehensive study on the particular immigration and professional prerequisites of the country you want to immigrate to and practice in. Moreover, in order to acquire precise and thorough information specific to your circumstances, I would recommend that you get in touch with professional organizations, immigration officials, or legal professionals with specialized knowledge pertaining to healthcare and immigration laws as they would be in a better position to provide you with the same.

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My daughter did B,Tech Biotech from Amity Noida. Took a break of one year and then got admit in Masters in Agricultural Biotechnology from JLU,Giessen,Germany. For past one year she is trying for a good internship in the field but is unable to get. She cleared all her written exams in one go with a score of 1.9 and she had been representing University as Tutor for the new students.Still she is not able to break the ice and get a good paid internship. At present doing Master Thesis from the same Univ. Kindly guide where her future stands
Ans: Hello. First and foremost, thank you for contacting us. It is good to hear that your daughter cleared all her exams in one go. To answer your questions, let me tell you that transitioning from academia to the professional world is indeed a challenging journey, but with proper planning and the necessary skill set, your daughter can unlock many potential job opportunities. Going further, your daughter’s achievements, including her B.Tech in biotechnology from Amity Noida, her current master’s degree in agricultural biotechnology from JLU, Geissen, Germany, and clearing all her exams in one go, are pretty impressive and have a great volume. Although seeking a well-paid internship in the field would be quite challenging at the start, it is advised to have a similar profile at the university and upgrade her CV. Given her background in biotechnology, she has opportunities in research and development, academics, agricultural research, biotechnological companies, etc.
To conclude, your daughter’s background, skills, and determination would give her a well-posted successful career in biotechnology. Leveraging her achievements and networking will help her discover new career opportunities in the field.

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My daughter wanted to do post graduate Msc in Clinical nuero phycology or in Cognitive science either in UK or in Ireland what type of career prospects she can expect including employment, Phd etc. If she does these programs which are the reputed universities which provides post graduation course in these two countries. Thanking you, Vaidyanathan
Ans: Hello Vaidyanath,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter wishes to pursue a postgraduate MSc in Clinical Neuropsychology or Cognitive Science either in the UK or in Ireland. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that choosing to pursue this degree can lead to a vast array of employment opportunities for your daughter, in academic as well as in practical settings. Your daughter can look into the job possibilities mentioned below:

She could consider working as a researcher. Cognitive Science graduates frequently seek employment in research, either at research institutions or in university settings. They may conduct research on memory, perception, language processing, attention, or decision-making. After having earned an MSc in Clinical Neuropsychology, your daughter could work as a Clinical Neuropsychologist in clinics, hospitals, or even practice privately, carrying out evaluations and offering treatment to those suffering from neurological diseases viz., stroke, traumatic brain injury, dementia, or developmental abnormalities. Remember that both the fields viz., Clinical Neuropsychology and Cognitive Science provide possibilities for teaching and scholarly research. On completing her Master of Science (MSc), your daughter could further pursue a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), and get a job at universities as a professor or lecturer in neuroscience or psychology. She could also take up a job as a consultant for organizations or corporations that are eager to study human cognition and behavior, viz., technology companies, market research firms, or government bodies. In addition to the above, your daughter could also work as a counselor or therapist, based on her interests and further training, in turn, employing neuropsychology or cognitive science ideas in therapeutic settings.

Concerning your query pertaining to universities that offer these programs, I would like to let you know that Clinical Neuropsychology or Cognitive Science courses are offered at a number of reputable universities both in the UK and Ireland. In the UK, your daughter could apply to universities viz., the University of Manchester, University College London (UCL), University of Cambridge, and University of Edinburgh. On the other hand, Irish universities offering these courses include University College Dublin, and Trinity College Dublin. She could apply to these as well.

In addition to the ones mentioned above, there may be other well-known universities that offer similar programs in these fields. I would suggest that your daughter conducts a comprehensive study on each program in order to make sure it best resonates with her interests and professional objectives. In addition, when deciding, she should also take into account variables viz., the validation of the program, experience of the faculty members, and possibilities for research.

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