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Best countries for postgraduate medical studies after MBBS in India (with low cost and scholarship options)?

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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 30, 2024Hindi

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Which country other than india is best for doing post graduation in medicine after doing mbbs in india and the expense of doing pg also be minimal? Is it possible to do pg after mbbs with scholarship? Which are the best medical pg universities abroad?

Ans: Hi,
Greetings.
I believe the United States is a better option for studying medicine due to the significant advancements in the field. There are also opportunities to secure scholarships. You can explore this by visiting the websites of renowned universities that offer medical courses and reaching out to professors associated with these institutions.

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Question by AASHISH - Apr 29, 2024Hindi

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Sir, Which is the best country to study medicine?

Ans: Hello Aashish Ji,
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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 29, 2024Hindi

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My son is doing MBBS 2nd Yr in Deemed University. He want to do PG in US or other top preferred countries . Pls suggest 1. Which are the preferred destinations countries for PG in medicine 2. Which year he need to prepare for various international exams 3. Approx cost for PG course

Ans: Sir,
does your son want to come back to India after PG & practice here? Because the medical education abroad is very costly. PG from abroad usually takes 4-6 years depending on the university. Approx 55-60 L will be the yearly fees for the same.

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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 26, 2024Hindi

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Sir, There is any college in abroad has package around 50 L for pg medical in clinical branch

Ans: Hi,

Thank you contacting us. To answer your question, for postgraduate medical degrees in clinical branches abroad, many programs offer competitive salaries during residency or clinical training. In countries like the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, depending on the location and specialization, the average salary for a resident can range from $40,000 to $70,000 per year, which is roughly equal to INR 50 lakhs per year. You will have to review the specific residency programs to obtain detailed information on their respective remuneration.

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Question by Rambo - Jan 21, 2025Hindi

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Friends, My son is currently opting for Commerce with Computer group in Plus One and is considering the following courses: *B.Com.,* in 1. Business Process Services 2. ?Professional Accounting 3. ?Business Analytics 4. ?Business Process Management 5. ?Computer Applications 6. ?Fintech 7. ?International accounting(ACCA UK) 8. ?Self Finance 9. ?Strategic Finance (US CMA) 10. ?Cost & Accounting Mgmnt 11. ?E-Commerce 12. ?Financial System 13. ?Foreign Trade I seek your advice on the best course combination and future prospects. Could you please share your valuable suggestions and insights on the following: - Best course combinations for Commerce with Computer group - Career opportunities and growth prospects - Any additional courses or certifications that would enhance his career prospects

Ans: The Commerce with Computer group offers a wide range of courses for your son, based on his interests, strengths, and career goals. Some of the most promising options include a B.Com. in Business Analytics, which combines commerce and data analysis, and a B.Com. in Fintech, which focuses on technology-driven financial services. These courses offer career opportunities in sectors like e-commerce, IT, and financial services.

Additional certifications can enhance career prospects, such as ACCA UK certification, US CMA certification, and B.Com. in Computer Applications. These certifications will equip your Son with globally recognized accounting skills, allowing them to work in multinational corporations or abroad.

For a more tailored approach, your son can pursue certifications in accounting and finance, technology and business analytics, and management and strategy. Soft skills and global recognition can be achieved through IELTS or TOEFL courses.

To make an informed decision, you should discuss your son's interests, career goals, and job market, and focus on courses aligned with high-growth industries like analytics, fintech, or international finance.

All The BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future.

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Hi I'm teaching my daughter to do embroidery, tailoring and other vocational skills. Do you think it's worth spending her leisure time on this?

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Question by Prahlad - Jan 22, 2025Hindi

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Hi Sir, I am retired and 63 years old. Having 50 lacs in equity.1.5 cr MF, 25 lacs in SCSS.expected landproperty sale of 4.5 cr also having own house and no education or marriage expenses of children. Medical insurance of 10 lack for me and wife. However intended to buy a residential property of 3 cr to get relax from capital gain post selling the land. And same will be given to daughter later. Need monthly expenses of 1.25 lack. Since market is too volatile. Kindly suggest way forward.

Ans: Dear Pralhad,
To manage your finances post-retirement and handle market volatility, allocate the ?4.5 crore from your land sale strategically. Use ?3 crore to purchase a residential property to save on capital gains tax and gift it to your daughter later. Allocate the remaining ?1.5 crore into ?50 lakh in SCSS for secure returns (~?16,000/month), ?50 lakh in RBI Floating Rate Bonds or POMIS (~?30,000/month), and ?50 lakh in balanced mutual funds for moderate growth. For your existing assets, keep ?25 lakh in SCSS and divide the ?1.5 crore mutual funds portfolio into 60% balanced advantage or hybrid funds for stability and 40% debt funds for steady income. Maintain 20-25% equity exposure (?50 lakh) in large-cap or dividend-yield funds for growth. Combined with a ?20-30 lakh emergency fund, this ensures a stable monthly income of ?1.25 lakh while safeguarding against market risks and providing for your family's future. Consult a certified financial advisor for personalized tax-efficient strategy
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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 22, 2025Hindi

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I am 40 year old have 1 daughter aged 8 years current monthly expenses 60 thousand. I have 30 lakh in PF, 25 lakh in stocks, 40 lakh in fd,50 lakh cash, 35 lakh gold, own apartment no loan, 4 crore in real-estate. Please suggest what should I do if I want to retire in the next 2 years.

Ans: Dear Friend,
To retire in 2 years, you’ll need a corpus of approximately ?2 crore to sustain your current monthly expenses of ?60,000, adjusted for inflation and assuming 30 years of retirement. Allocate ?2.5 crore to fixed-income instruments like SCSS, RBI Bonds, or debt mutual funds to generate a stable annual income (~?10 lakh). Retain ?50 lakh in stocks and equity mutual funds for growth and ?30 lakh in balanced mutual funds for stability. Keep ?20-30 lakh in liquid funds or FDs for emergencies.

For real estate, retain your primary residence and explore rental income from other properties. Consider selling one property to reinvest in diversified assets for liquidity. Allocate ?50 lakh for your daughter’s education through a mix of PPF and equity funds. Regularly review your portfolio to account for inflation and market changes. This plan ensures a comfortable retirement and financial security for your family.
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Question by Rayulu - Jan 23, 2025Hindi

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Sir iam rayulu 47 years old. Iam invest in mutual fund s axis small cap 5000 ,quant small cap 5000, motilal oswal midcap 5000, nippond india growth fund 5000 and my wife account Nippon small cap 5000 and sbi contra 5000 paragpark flex cap 5000,HDFC flex cap 5000 how to create 1 crore in tem years pls suggest

Ans: Dear Rayulu,
To create ?1 crore in 10 years with your current mutual fund SIPs of ?40,000/month, you need a consistent 12% CAGR. At this rate, your corpus will grow to approximately ?92.7 lakhs. To bridge the gap, consider increasing your SIPs by ?2,000-?3,000/month or adding a 10% annual top-up.

Your portfolio is well-diversified but leans heavily on small-cap funds (Axis, Quant, Nippon). Balance it by adding large-cap or index funds like **UTI Nifty Index** or **Mirae Asset Large Cap** for stability. Monitor your portfolio annually and reallocate if funds underperform consistently for 2-3 years. Staying disciplined, increasing SIPs periodically, and maintaining a balanced portfolio will ensure you comfortably achieve your ?1 crore goal in 10 years.
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Question by Parveen - Jan 23, 2025Hindi

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What is the future of Lic jeevan saral?I am paying premium since March 12.I will incur a loss of Rs 3 lacs approximately if I surrender the policy today as suggested by my agent.Please suggest what should I do? I am 54 years old and policy term is 28 years.

Ans: Hello;

My suggestion to you would be to surrender it as early as possible.

Even if you get your premiums back with some or nil return, it is okay.

Agent will tell you about loss because he will get impacted if you surrender the policy.

Recently IRDAI(Oct-2024)passed a diktat whereby the losses to investors surrendering their policy prematurely will be much lower then before.

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Question by Yug - Jan 02, 2025Hindi

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Sir i have telangana state sc caste certificate but I am in Maharashtra so for neet councelling do I have make central caste certificate from Telangana state sc certificate,and if we want to convert the state to central then how's the process

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 23, 2025Hindi

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I am male,29, not yet married. Earn 80k, invest 28k in mf sip, 8k in emergency fund. Family pension 40k. My personal medical cover 3 lac and same amount cover from office. Term plan 50lac. In unforseen circumstances withdraw money from pension. We had medical benefit of cashless hospital treatment, but the same got withdrawn from long time now. Now we need to pay and claim reimbursement as per CGHS rate. My mother is 65. We don't have her medical cover as she has panel benefit but now it is not cashless. I want to cover for her hospitalisation. If I start medical cover now it is costing 1.5 lac to 1.8 lac for 50 lac cover. What should I do ?

Ans: Hello;

You may buy a base health insurance of 5 L for your Mother. (Should cost you ~20-25K/pa)

Then you may buy a super top up health cover for your Mom(~25 L).
It may cost you ~10-12 K/pa).

These are indicative costs for a person of 65 years of age with no disease, without GST. Actual costs may vary from company to company.

Do a thorough study of exclusions, room rent limit, other terms and conditions or consult an insurance advisor.

Also your term insurance is quite low(50 L) you should enhance it to 1 Cr now with the option to extend it to 2 Cr later when your responsibilities increase.

Best wishes;

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 05, 2025Hindi

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Should i take admission in nit delhi civil engineering or not? DOES it have a good placement in civil?

Ans: Hi
NIT Delhi is a great choice with good placements you can go ahead with it.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 09, 2025Hindi

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Dear Sir My son is currently in 9th - CBSE board. His ultimate aim is getting into IIT. He wants to focus exclusively in national Olympiads Maths and science in Class 10th . He wants to know if there are some good dummy school for Class X - CBSE , which will enable his objective. If yes, will there be any eligibility issue for the same once he appears for JEE Mains after clearing 12th. I support his decision that in scenario if he doesn't clears JEE in 1st attempt, instead of then wasting 1 year at home, and again preparing for JEE, why don't he get the preparations underway from Class 10th onwards, sincerely prepare for olympiads thereby getting an edge in JEE preparation once he enters class 11th. Request your advise regarding availibility of 10th Dummy school and whether there will be some eligibility issue afterwards. Thanks and Regards Ashish

Ans: Hello Ashish Ji
it is not good and advisable for me to write this in detail on a public platform, I will help you with this if you can specify your city. In case of any queries & professional help, you can DM me through insta handle CAREERSTREETS.

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