My daughter scored 80 percent in PUC science, She is appearing for Neet exam . She want to study medical in USA., but financial position is not affordable. Kind suggestion sir

Ans: Hello!
There are two popular undergraduate programs to choose from: Bachelor in Biomedical or Pre-Medicine for your daughter who aspires to pursue a career in medicine. These programs have a duration of four years and require students to demonstrate their proficiency in English by taking the IELTS or TOEFL exam (if their education thus far has been conducted in India) and the SAT exam.

Upon completion of their undergraduate studies, students need to take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Based on their MCAT score, students can then enrol in a Master's program to further their education and pursue their career goals in the medical field.

Ans: Hello Jigna
As cut-off is higher this year, it would be difficult to say anything on marks.
If you can share her rank, state of eligibility, category and your expectations of admissions it will be easy for me to guide you.
For professional help, you can contact me on my Insta handle CAREERSTREETS, where we can work out what options she has this year.

Ans: Hi Sir,

Your query is quite unique. Your daughter wants to pursue medicine in the US specifically, rather than in other countries. One important consideration is whether she plans to return to India after completing her studies, which is likely not the case.

If she chooses to return to India, she will need to obtain eligibility through the NEET exam, which is required for most countries, with some uncertainty regarding the US. If she decides to pursue her medical education in the US, I recommend that she completes the USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination). Successfully completing the USMLE will make her eligible to practice medicine in the US.

State universities are the best options and require visiting their websites for scholarship information.