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Dear Nilesh,
First of all , i must say that you have made a very wise decision of pursuing MBA after completing your M.Sc. Generally , individuals are satisfied by doing their masters course and then don't feel the need to study further. but in this ever-growing competitive world where academic qualifications are the main source of hope for individuals for procuring jobs in different sectors, one should keep on pursuing his/her studies and add academic qualifications which would not only enhance his/her profile but also boost the intellect of the individual .
Coming back to your question , you can surely do Masters in Pharma related fields through correspondence from UGC approved and government accredited university , which would adorn your academics.
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Hi Nivedita,
You Definitely can sit for IAS as it is an Examination which you can take up just after your graduation, but yes, as IAS is really a tough nut to crack how much time it would take to prepare for this Examination would depend on your own caliber and capacity to grasp, however, advisable would be that you join a Coaching Institute rather than self study because an Institute can help you prepare in a better manner than your self study,as there are faculty members and other people in the peer group to help you guide you and you can learn a lot more extra when you are in a group.o put up more queries. In case yo
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Hi,MBBS in UK is 5 years duration. Total fees for MBBS in UK is approx 80-90 laks, ie annual tuition fees is approx 12,000 pounds & living expenses is approx 7000 pounds. The Students looking for MBBS in UK have to apply online through UCAS (University & College Admission Service) & need to give UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT).You need to have good percentage in class 12th with chemistry & biology as compulsory subjects with IELTS 7.0 bands. You can look for MBBS from University of Aberdeen, King's College London, Cardiff University, University of Glasgow etc. UKCAT result is valid for one year only.
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MBBS in UK is 5 years duration. Total fees for MBBS in UK is approx 80-90 laks, ie annual tuition fees is approx 12,000 pounds & living expenses is approx 7000 pounds. The Students looking for MBBS in UK have to apply online through UCAS (University & College Admission Service) & need to give UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT).You need to have good percentage in class 12th with chemistry & biology as compulsory subjects with IELTS 7.0 bands. You can look for MBBS from University of Aberdeen, King's College London, Cardiff University, University of Glasgow etc. UKCAT result is valid for one year only. UKCAT have Test centres all over the world.
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