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Hi Bhargava, the details regarding the course and the fee has already been specified in my previous answers to you, kindly refer the same at : https://ask.shiksha.com/how-much-percentage-should-i-have-to-get-eligible-to-do-masters-in-radiopharmaceuticals-qna-1707640
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the you have calculated is correct. This is just the tuition fee. You will also incur a living expense of GBP 7200
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Hi Dr. Jananrthanan, there are 2 ways to it. Either you can go for clinical courses as in MD. But you need to appear for PLAB exams before you enrol yourself for clinical course. It is after clearing the PLAB 1,2,3 exam that you will be able to go for MD and even practise in the UK after completing your studies. The dates for exam can be had from this link : http://www.gmc-uk.org/doctors/plab/test_dates.asp And on his link you can get the procedure that you need to follow and guidance to apply for PLAB exam : http://www.gmc-uk.org/doctors/plab.asp
The other route is non clinical courses. While doing these courses you can either study for the PLAB exam or pursue non clinical courses as career. You can go for courses like public health or hospital administration.
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