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Hi Shilpa,
Clinical Research is one of the competitive career fields offering bright career opportunities to the Science students. As for the job guarantee is concerned, although these days more and more institutes are offering placement assistance but at the end it will depend on your academic performance which shall help you to secure a good job.
There are many institutes in India which offers courses in Clinical Research and to know about the same you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yhvwt4g
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Hi Monika. Your question totally depends on which intake term you are planning to take admission in. There are 2 terms when a batch for a particular course starts i.e. Fall and Spring. Fall session batch usually starts in September and Spring session batch usually starts in January. If you are targeting the Spring session, then this is the right time for you to take the IELTS because your application will not get reviewed until and unless the university has received your IELTS score. Provided you are targeting the Fall session, then you can concentrate on your preparation for some more time(about 2-3 months) and then take the IELTS but make sure you do not submit your application before taking the IELTS as your application would not be reviewed before the university receives your score.
I would also like to inform you that no matter which term you are targeting, make sure you take the IELTS atleast 15 days before you submit your application as it generally takes 2 weeks for your score to reach the university.
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Hi Ankit,
Depending on your career inclination towards a particular stream, you can opt for the course. If you are keen to pursue a career in Software programming then opting to go for some of the languages like .Net, Java, PHP etc can be great career options. Other than this you can also look for other IT domains like Testing, Database, Data Ware housing & mining, Hardware and Networking etc. You may refer to the following link to know about the courses and the institutes offering similar courses:
http://tinyurl.com/29ddwqd
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Hi Sachin,
PhD degree programs are the third-level degree programs in Germany's education system. In Germany, a PhD or another doctoral degree may be done in different ways such as:-1. There are PhD students who carry out their research work in 'graduate colleges' at universities under a rigid time schedule.
2. Others are university employees and work part-time as teaching or research fellows at the department or any other higher institute in which they pursue PhD program.
3. Others work on their research projects within privately funded or other sponsored non-university research institutes.
4. While some may have the privilege of a scholarship or their private funds allowing them to concentrate exclusively on their PhD, others manage to pursue their PhD work as a 'night job' in addition to working on a regular job in a company.
Free University Brelin, Humboldt University, University of Bonn, University of Dusseldorf, University of Hamburg are some good options for you.
There are many organisations in Germany that award scholarships and grants to international students. For example, the DAAD specifically funds advanced students, graduates and postgraduates, i.e. doctoral students.
Hope this helps!