UK

Hi Kaif,
To study MBBS or MB CHB or undergraduate medical programmes in UK, you must take the UK Clinical Aptitude Test or UKCAT. So prepare for the same. You must also take your IELTS.

Hi Sanjay,
Universities abroad do not offer any placements but they prepare you well for the job market so that you can find a job. Secondly, UK post study visa is only for 6 months so you need to choose accordingly. Glasgow has a good track record of alumni so you may check that and decide.

The best college in India is AIIMS - Delhi.

Hi Sanjay,
Are you comparing universities of Oxford and Glasgow? If yes then it makes little sense since Oxford is amongst the top 10 universities in the world. University of Glasgow is a well-ranked university as well and a top one in UK but when it comes to world ranking it is Oxford or even Cambridge.

Hi Amol,
Are you asking for universities in India or abroad? If abroad you may check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/masters-in-health-courses-in-abroad-sl1303?country=australia-canada-sweden

Hello Nandgopan,
All three countries are English speaking so you won't have any problem. I feel Canada should be preferred since this country still seeks immigrants.

Hi,
You need to understand following facts before taking Master's in UK:
1. The Master's in UK is one year usually so to work in India in govt jobs or pursuing higher study will be not possible until you complete 2 years of Master's.
2. UK offers 6 months of post study visa and if you are offered a job within this time, you may get your visa extended but the chances are very low as their preference is own citizens.
3. Depending on the degree you are planning to pursue, check the availability of jobs in Indian Market first like fashion, designing, media, finance etc are absorbed easily if you are good.

ENU (Edinburgh Napier's University) is the best university in London for hotel management.

Hi Abhishek,
In UK, it's not easy now for an international student to obtain a job. If you have not been following current affairs, I will suggest you do some homework and check the work permit rules, it's strict. If you are planning to study and get a job in UK itself then I am sorry it's not going to work out well unless it's a top ranked university and which will help you looking out for jobs.

King's College London is one of the high ranked institutions in the UK and is the constituent of University of London. There is no B.Sc Honors in Biology at Kings College London. However, you may consider Anatomy, Developmental & Human Biology B.Sc, Biochemistry B.Sc or Biomedical Science B.Sc at the college. You need to sit for IELTS for the same and the university requires 85%+ in 10th and 12th.