USMLE -- PG is better than Indian MD/MS?

Ans: USMLE of course!

Ans: Both are similar. University usually give MBA degree and College specific courses are PGDM. Till recently all IIMs used to give PGDM degree. Now they have become universities so they give MBA. What ultimately matters is the reputation of the college that provides the degree.

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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Ans: Choosing between an MS (Master of Science) abroad and an MTech (Master of Technology) in India depends on various factors, including your career goals, financial situation, and personal preferences.

If you aim for a global career and are interested in research, an MS abroad might be more beneficial.
If you plan to work in India and prefer a more technical role, an MTech could be a better fit.

You can evaluate your budget and the availability of scholarships or financial aid for both the case. Also consider your comfort with relocating and adapting to a new environment.