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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
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 02, 2025Hindi
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I am looking forward to send my son for Masters abroad. He is presently pursuing BPharm in SRM KTR campus 3rd year, 7th semester. I would like to have a few suggestions about some universities, specially Europe their admission procedures, place to contact in India and expected costs. Thanking you

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your son is currently pursuing his 7th semester of BPharm at SRM KTR. I would like to let you know that he has excellent choices for obtaining a Master’s in Europe. You would be glad to know that outstanding programs in Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and associated life sciences fields are offered in countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, the UK, and Ireland. Germany is home to leading universities such as LMU Munich and Heidelberg University that offer minimal to no tuition fees, although proficiency in Germany may be required by certain programs. The monthly cost of living is approximately €850. Outstanding English-taught programs are offered in the Netherlands and Sweden (e.g., Utrecht, Lund University), with tuition fees ranging from €10,000–€17,000 and similar costs of living. With tuition fees costing between €13,000 to £28,000 and higher living expenses, countries like the UK (UCL, King’s) and Ireland (Trinity Dublin) are more expensive. To secure admission, students typically need to have secured a good BPharm score, submit scores of the IELTS or TOEFL, as well as documents such as Statement of Purpose (SOPs) and letters of recommendation. Bear in mind that the application deadlines and prerequisites for each country is different, thus, I would suggest that you begin planning a year in advance.

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Dear Sir, My son is completing his Bachelor's of Physiotherapy and he is interested to pursue his Master's in Sports Physiotherapy or Sports & Exercise Medicine abroad which is costing around 40 lac plus. Please suggest me whether pursuing Masters abroad with high budget involved will make him better professionally, if so which country/University is best for pursuing Master's.
Ans: Hi Ravi....Greetings
Pursuing a Master's in Sports Physiotherapy or Sports & Exercise Medicine abroad can indeed be a valuable investment in your son's professional future. These fields are highly specialized, and studying abroad can provide access to advanced research, state-of-the-art facilities, and practical experience with elite athletes. Countries like the UK, Australia, and Canada are renowned for their programs in sports sciences and physiotherapy, offering globally recognized degrees that can enhance his career prospects. Graduates from these programs often find opportunities in professional sports teams, rehabilitation centers, and research institutions, which could lead to a fulfilling and lucrative career.

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My wife posts everything on social media. Earlier she used to post about food and travel and our kids. Now if we have a fight or argument, she turns it into a funny reel or feminism post and everyone on her feed starts commenting. I am not on social media but when we meet socially, our common friends have started making fun of me like I am the villain. She calls herself an influencer and says it is helping her reach a wider audience. I told her she shouldn't post without my permission and it is leading to big arguments. I feel it is unfair. What should I do? Please help me sir
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I understand where you are coming from; it's not just the post. It's about your private life being turned into public content and mockery. Your reaction is valid and yes, it is unfair. I understand her interest in building an online presence, but it has to be separated from your right to privacy. Start with a calm conversation about this; express, verbally, how her posts make you feel. Instead of saying, "You can't post about is," try saying, "When our problems become content, it hurts the relationship and me." Or, you can say, "I am so happy that you are making content, but not when it involves our problems." It's the best way to frame the expression without sounding accusatory. Be clear about your boundaries: no posts about private matters, and consent is key. Give her real-word examples, like how your friends mock you. Try to keep the conversation as less accusatory as possible, to avoid a bigger conflict. Start with communicating your feelings.

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