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GMAT Focus Edition 2023 – Everything you need to know | GMAT Focus Edition Vs the GMAT Exam | Current GMAT or the new GMAT Focus Edition

  Choosing Between Current GMAT and New GMAT Focus Edition: A Comprehensive Guide If you're aiming for top B-schools, you've likely heard about the recent changes introduced by GMAC with the new GMAT Focus Edition. The question on your mind might be whether you should stick with the OG GMAT exam or make the switch. No worries, we've got you covered! Here's all you need to know to make an informed decision. In this article: Applying in 2023? Keep up your GMAT preparation; the content and question types overlap with the new GMAT Focus Edition. If applying by autumn 2023, stick to the current GMAT, available until early 2024. B-school Acceptance of Old GMAT Scores Absolutely! B-schools will accept both old GMAT scores and the new GMAT Focus Edition. GMAT scores are valid for 5 years after the test date. Registration for GMAT Focus Edition Registrations begin on August 29, 2023. Schedule test appointments from October 2023 onwards. Practice material for GMAT Focus already a...

How to become a doctor in the USA after MBBS from India?

  Can I practice medicine in the USA after completing MBBS from India? What are the requirements for becoming a doctor in the USA after MBBS from India? How to pass the USMLE after MBBS from India? What are the best residency programs in the USA for Indian doctors? Yes, you can go to the USA after completing MBBS from India. However, there are a few things you need to do in order to be eligible for a residency program in the USA. First, you need to pass the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). The USMLE is a three-part exam that tests your knowledge of medical science. You need to pass all three parts of the USMLE in order to be eligible for a residency program in the USA. Second, you need to have a strong academic record. Your MBBS degree from India is a good start, but you will also need to have good grades in your undergraduate courses. Third, you need to have some clinical experience. This can be gained by working as a volunteer or intern in a hospital or clinic...

Education in India vs Abroad (from India Today)

 In recent years, an increasing number of young Indians have been pursuing higher education abroad, marking a significant shift from the past when studying in international universities was a privilege reserved for a few. An article published in India Today reveals that the trend continues to rise, with a record number of 750,365 new students heading to foreign universities in the summer of the previous year. Projections suggest that by 2024, the number of Indian students studying abroad will reach 1.8 million, surpassing the total population of many countries. Interestingly, Indian students are now exploring a wider range of study destinations beyond the traditional options such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. They are venturing into remote East European nations and other unexpected locations. Even during the Covid-19 pandemic, Indian students were found studying in China, including in Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak. The India Today article h...

How to write an email to College Professors for the Ph.D. program?

Subject: Application for Admission and Financial Aid - Fall Semester 2021 Dear Dr XYZ, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to express my strong interest in joining XYZ University as a student for the Fall semester of 2021. Having completed a four-year Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in Computer Engineering from the Technological Institute of Textiles and Sciences, Bhiwani, India in 2014, I am excited about the prospect of furthering my education in a field that aligns perfectly with my passion and expertise. Upon exploring the university website, I had the pleasure of discovering the remarkable research contributions of the Computer Science faculty, particularly those that resonate with my own areas of interest. It is this alignment that has led me to consider XYZ University as my preferred choice for advanced studies. In the past two years, I have been deeply immersed in application development for diverse industrial applications. Some of my notable achievements include de...

HOW TO GET F1 VISA? STEP BY STEP PROCESS TO GET F1 VISA!

How to Apply for a Student Visa for the USA in India?  Once you are accepted to an accredited US university, you will be issued an I-20 form. Your study plans are documented in this form, along with information about your stay. Pay the SEVIS fee by clicking here : SEVIS ID is required and it will be mentioned on I-20 form. The $350 SEVIS fee is a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) processing and maintenance charge. Obtain a photo that can be uploaded and meets form specifications. Complete the DS- 160 application online by clicking here . Print the DS-160 barcode confirmation sheet at the end of the DS-160 application on a laser printer. Pay the visa application fee of USD 160 at the approved Citibank/ Axis Bank and Obtain the Visa fee receipt. The student to report for one on one interview with Visa Counsellor Officer at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate fifteen minutes before appointment time If approved the student will receive the stamped Visa through courier or student ca...

Does having relatives in the USA reduce chances of getting a F1 visa for studying MS in the US?

  It might. Your 'intent' might be questioned if you have immediate relatives living in the US. In such a situation, you might be suspected of applying for a student visa under a false pretense and intending to immigrate, which implies that you won't return home after you finish your studies and pursue a career in the U.S. What should I do about it? Target different state universities Target the best Universities in the USA Establish strong ties with your homeland. Be as clear as possible that your only plan is to study in the States and return home after graduation. Do keep in mind that the relatives here in question are only blood relatives, i.e, siblings and not cousins, so you need not disclose about your cousins. Embassies usually ask you questions related to your academics and about the university you intend to apply. Your financial stability and your performance at the Embassy interview are the two factors that determine whether your Visa application will be approve...