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Is the FMGE exam compulsory for Indian students who complete MBBS abroad?

Yes, FMGE is compulsory for practising medicine in India after a foreign MBBS, unless you are fully licensed in the USA, UK, Australia, Canada or New Zealand. You need 150 of 300 marks to pass, then a compulsory rotating internship. NExT, its planned replacement, stands deferred, so FMGE remains active.

Is PTE easier than IELTS for Indian students wanting to study abroad?

Most Indian students find PTE easier to score high on because its AI scoring removes examiner bias, rewards templates and returns results within 24-48 hours. IELTS suits students who prefer handwriting, face-to-face speaking and paper-based reading. Check that your target universities accept PTE before booking either test.

What is the PTE exam and who accepts it for university admissions and student visas?

The PTE Academic is a computer-based English test of speaking, writing, reading and listening, scored by AI with results in under 48 hours. Over 4,000 institutions in 70+ countries accept it, including all Australian and New Zealand universities, 99% of UK universities, most Canadian DLIs and 1,200+ US universities.

Is the visa process for the US tough compared to other countries in UK/New Zealand?

Do you help with the visa process for studying abroad in Australia/New Zealand?

Is a biotechnology degree in New Zealand a three-year program for a Bachelor's?

Am I eligible to apply for New Zealand or other countries for a master's after completing an integrated BBA MBA and a diploma from Kingston University UK for a Bachelor's?

Can you suggest courses and countries worth pursuing a master's degree for the next 5-10 years in New Zealand/France?

All Questions (544)

What is the process after getting the offer letter and showing funds for New Zealand visa?

Will showing work experience help my visa chances despite previous refusals in New Zealand?

What would be the approval chances for my profile applying for masters after masters based on my experience in New Zealand for a Master's?

If I do a short term healthcare course as a dependent, will it add value to my profile in New Zealand for a Master's/Diploma?

How does the dependent visa process work for New Zealand?

Is the University of Waikato in New Zealand affordable and am I eligible to apply based on my academic percentage for a Postgraduate?

I want to pursue a master's in advanced neuroscience related to neuro science departments abroad; which countries and programs would be suitable in UK/New Zealand?

Are there any concerns about visa refusals or deportations for Indian students in countries like New Zealand?

If no work experience, what are the alternative courses to MBA in New Zealand for a Master's/Diploma?

Do I need to retake the IELTS exam if I do not get the required score the first time in New Zealand?

Can I join another course after completing my physiotherapy master's, for example, a different specialization or a one-year course in New Zealand/UAE for a Postgraduate?

What is the accommodation like in New Zealand? Should I get a hostel or rent a house?

Will I be able to do part-time jobs while studying nursing in a university abroad given the attendance requirements in New Zealand?

Is New Zealand or Australia a good option for PR if Canada is not preferred?

If I take a loan and have all the money in hand, will that be acceptable for visa purposes in New Zealand?

Can I know about study abroad options in countries like Germany, Ireland, or New Zealand instead of the UK for a Master's/Bachelor's?

Which country between the UK and New Zealand has better employability and return on investment for my master's in pharmacology?

Can I save money for six months and show that as proof for the next year's intake in New Zealand?

What percentage in bachelor's degree is required to be eligible for scholarships in UK/New Zealand for a Master's?

What is the typical budget range for universities in Germany, Ireland, and New Zealand for a master's program for a MBA?