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Dear Vishunu,
Medical degrees vary significantly in different countries.Wherever you choose to study medicine, you'll need to be prepared for years of intensive and challenging study – and a life in which ongoing training plays a central role.
The most obvious difference is that while in countries like the UK and Australia it's possible to enrol on a medical degree as soon as you leave secondary school, in the US and Canada medicine is only available as a graduate degree – meaning applicants need to complete between two and four years of undergraduate study first.
Studying medicine in the US or Canada
In the US, medical degrees are only available at graduate level. Before you can apply to medical school, you need to complete at least three years (usually four) of 'pre-med' undergraduate study.The requirements for this are set by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC).
All students preparing for medical school are required to take courses in biology, chemistry, physics and English. Individual medical schools may also have additional requirements, which you can find in the most recent version of the AAMC's Medical School Admission Requirements guide.
Most medical schools in the US also require students to take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), and most can be applied to through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS).
The system is largely the same in Canada, though some Canadian medical schools accept applicants who have completed only two years of undergraduate studies. Some also offer fast-track medical degree programs that take three years, rather than four.
Studying medicine in the UK or Australia
In the UK and Australia, the most common path to becoming a doctor is to take an undergraduate-level course in medicine.
The standard period for undergraduate medical degrees in both countries is either five or six years. However, for those who've already graduated from a degree in a different subject, it may be possible to take a four-year 'fast-track' course.
Some UK medical and dentistry schools also require candidates to take the UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT). This doesn't test scientific knowledge, but assesses mental abilities, aptitudes and attitudes.
Meanwhile, some Australian institutes require the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), or for graduates, the Graduate Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT).
Hope this helps. All the best.

Hi Santhosh,
Before seeking admission in any institute, kindly check the below mentioned parameters such as affiliation, accreditation, fee structure, curriculum etc.
Here is the list of some institutes offering Distance B.Tech in Electronics & Communications Engineering:
Education First Correspondence College, Bangalore
The Rabindra Academy & Higher Management, Kolkata
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AIMS INSTITUTE OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES, Coimbatore
Refer to the below link to know about more institutes offering Distance B.Tech in Electronics & Communications Engineering:
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Refine the search as per your state preference.
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All the best!

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