suggestion REG:study abroad

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Thanks ...u r so fast .. :hap2:
so canada is the best option for me ...right?... I ll ask consultancy about NZ..
Is it easy to grab a job in canada after studies ??? any job cuts ?
Is it possible to work in US after doing a PG dip/degree from Canada ?
 
Getting jobs in Canada is easy. They are always short of people with the right education and credentials. That is why Indians do well there.

Getting to the US after studying in Canada is also a good idea, but US standards of education are far higher than even Canada's. So while it is a good idea, it may not be that easy. Especially for medical field as US does not consider your work experience in any other country.

May I ask why you are not interested in clinical medicine? And what non/para clinical fields are you interested in?
 
Have you set your mind completely on doing education from abroad ?

Speaking for myself, I decided to do MS from abroad but withdrew halfway across the process.

Of course, I have no clue regarding your field and its scope in India, but thought I'd ask anyway.
 
alcy said:
Have you set your mind completely on doing education from abroad ?

Speaking for myself, I decided to do MS from abroad but withdrew halfway across the process.

Of course, I have no clue regarding your field and its scope in India, but thought I'd ask anyway.
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ya I am searching actually...If it is safe then I ll do it....Y u dropped the decision of MS ?? which country u opted for?
 
^^ US, basically. I just realized its not worth going abroad & spending a $hitload of parents' money. You can do pretty much everything here (of course, I am talking about my field, no idea about yours) and live like a king, unless of course you have a fetish for "education abroad".
 
neojjjk said:
^^^ I don't like night duties after 5pm :@

That is the main reason .
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You have got to be kidding me man! That is the best part about our profession!
I love night calls! That is when I have had the most fun in my career! Made awesome friends, seen the best and worst of medical decision making, faced all kinds of patients and complaints.

Anyhow, I hope you have decided on the field you want to pursue. Knowing that is half the battle. Then you only need to do the right kind of research, a focused and detailed research, and you'll be set!

All the best!
 
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