My daughter ha done pharm d six years course how she can go abroad dor her fellowship.

Ans: Certainly! For your daughter pursuing MD Dermatology, several fellowship programs abroad offer specialized training in various aspects of dermatology. Consider programs such as Cosmetic Dermatology, Dermatopathology, or Pediatric Dermatology. Institutions like Harvard Medical School, Johns Hopkins University, and Mayo Clinic offer prestigious fellowship opportunities. Researching program specifics, faculty expertise, and application requirements will aid in making an informed decision.

Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am happy to know that your daughter is currently pursuing the second year of her Master of Computer Applications (MCA) after which she intends pursuing her higher education overseas. As an answer to your query, I would like to let you know that advanced degrees such as a Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science, MBA, or specialized programs in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Science, and Cybersecurity can be pursued by your daughter overseas. She can seek admission to universities in the USA, the UK, Canada, or Australia where these programs are highly sought-after and offer promising job prospects.

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Ans: Hi, congratulations! What is her goal? Since she is a topper, if she applies for JRF, she will surely get admission to national institutes. As a female candidate, she has many opportunities in India. The current government is supporting women for empowerment. So, she should try in India.

Ans: Hi..Jagmohan
To send your daughter abroad for an MD program in the UK, Australia, or New Zealand after completing her MBBS in India, she will need to fulfill specific entry requirements for each country. In the UK, she must clear the PLAB (Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board) test and register with the General Medical Council (GMC) before applying for postgraduate training through the UK Foundation Programme. For Australia, she will need to pass the AMC (Australian Medical Council) exams and secure a position in a hospital-based training program, as direct MD programs are limited for international graduates. In New Zealand, she should clear the NZREX (New Zealand Registration Examination) and gain registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand, followed by securing a training position. It’s essential to research each country's specific registration process, available scholarships, and post-study work opportunities to make an informed decision on the best pathway for her medical career.

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