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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.
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What is the required ITR amount for sponsors for New Zealand and Australia student visa applications?
→What are the IELTS/PTE score requirements for Master's admission and visa application for New Zealand universities?
→Is IELTS required for New Zealand admission and visa, or can it be waived if my bachelor's was in English medium?
→What is the impact of not having an income tax return (ITR) filed by my family on my New Zealand visa chances?
→What are the financial documentation requirements for New Zealand student visa, especially regarding education loans and sponsor income?
→What documents are required to prove financial funds for the New Zealand student visa, and how long should the funds be shown in the bank?
→Is New Zealand a good option for pursuing a master's degree with good post-study work and PR opportunities for Indians?
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