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06.08.06GRE Tips, Five More - by SunshineThis post is in response to the numerous emails I have received this last one month regarding applying to the US. One thing that prospective applicants must understand is there is no hard and fast rule as to what would work and what would not. You must use your reasoning to decide that. I’ll try to touch on five general topics of queries I have received. Hope that helps. 1. GRE- The Exam How to prepare? How much time to devote? Where to concentrate? Where to get the study materials? How to improve?I’ve already discussed what worked for me in my previous post. ...
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03.08.06The Dummy’s Guide to the GREHere is a structured framework for all those desirous of pursuing graduate studies abroad. The views expressed here are entirely my own, and please follow my advice at your own risk. 1. Decide what branch you wanna apply for.. the fields is vast and the potential immense.. but the more common career options are public health , Microbiology and immunology, genetics , cellular and molecular biology, Pathology , Biochemistry and bioinformatics . Others include nutrition , dietetics , psychology , health management, Physiology and Pharmacology . I must add here that there is a reason why public health is so popular.. ...
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03.08.06GRE - Is it really an easy way for USMLE aspirants?GRE may or maynot be an easy way for getting residency..it all depends on your GRE program - masters or PhD and in your speciality in these programs. These days american embassy is giving visas very easily -both, for GRE students and for CSA. So you stand a better chance of getting visa this way Masters students rarely get funding (Graduate assistantship, research assistantship, teaching assistantship). They can get funding if the professors under whom they are working have good funding or endorsemnts, university policies, number of international students in taht university(more the number of international students in the university, more difficult ...
