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2011-01-11 11:05:56
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If you are targeting UK or Australia, you just need to take the IELTS. Admission will be on the basis of the same criteria mentioned above, just that GRE is not included in the criteria.
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2011-01-11 11:04:49Guide-Level 11
Although, there are not many institutes in India which will give you a degree program in regulatory affair but, few of the Institutes which you may try are:
Institute of Clinical Research India (ICRI)
Centre for Advancement in Health Sciences (CAHS)
Asian Institute of Health Sciences
Punjab Technical University
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2011-01-11 10:28:41
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University of Leicester is a good university and after MSc in Management opportunities are good in the market this course endeavours to provide a stimulating and intellectually demanding environment, in which you are encouraged to engage critically with the academic literature, case studies and business projects.
You will develop a critical understanding of the economic, social and political environments which affect organisational life. Job is completely depend upon your skills, knowledge and the performance at the time of the interview.
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2011-01-11 10:22:45
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For PhD you will need first to select the university of your choice. Apply for that. English test (any one GRE, IELETS, or TOEFL, as per the requirement of the university) would be necessary to clear. Apply to the concerned university as per the conditions of that university. On approval you will have to submit a paper on proposal for your proposed research topic, as per the specification of the concerned university. You will also be required to present your cas
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2011-01-11 10:17:03
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2011-01-11 10:06:18Guide-Level 11
If you are keen to get into the clinical Psychology field you need to do your graduation in Psychology after which you opt for a Masters level program in Psychology and then go for M.Phil in which you take clinical Psychology as your specialization or as your research area.
Once you are through with your M.Phil there is no dearth of opportunities in this field as the field is fast expanding and the no. of professionals are very low in this particular area so, rest assured by the time you get qualified clinical Psychologist the scope must have increased manifold.
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2011-01-11 09:26:23
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IELTS is mandatory to be taken. Atleast 6.5 band score is required with a minimum score of 6 in each section. In addition, if applying for a masters course, you would be required to take the GMAT(incase of management courses) or GRE(incase of non management courses)
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