I am 38, a research analyst with 15 plus years of work experience. I completed my masters in finance from the University of North Texas in 2008. I have a corpus of Rs 50 lakh that I would like to invest in a consultancy start-up but I need an additional investment of 75 lakhs to build the company. How can I pitch the idea to investors without giving away any equity? I am a first-generation entrepreneur. Can you share some tips that can be helpful?

Ans: Hello Arvinder,

Firstly, thank you for reaching out to us. To answer your question, if you're an MBBS graduate looking to pursue neuropsychology abroad, the typical roadmap would involve first gaining a solid foundation in psychology or neuroscience, often through a master's or post-graduate diploma. Many institutes offer specialized courses or programs in neuropsychology, such as those at universities in the UK, US, or Canada. You'd want to look for programs that bridge the gap between medicine and psychology, like MSc in Neuropsychology or Clinical Neuroscience. After completing your postgraduate degree, you might consider further research or clinical training opportunities, often leading to a PhD or professional certifications. You’ll be combining your medical background with psychological expertise to understand brain-behavior relationships, which is a fascinating field!

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