What is the cost to study in Germany for indians?
This is based on my experience and for Munich. In my opinion, it should not vary much for other places like Darmstadt, Bonn, Paderborn etc.The tuition fee is almost nil for Masters program. So it comes down 3 major components:1. Fixed Monthly Expenses1.1 House Rent: It varies with cities. For example, In Munich (300 - 500 or more per month). Also, if you are lucky you can get dorms where you have to pay just 260 euros per month.1.2 Health Insurance: Around 80 Euros/month2. Personal Monthly Expenses It includes your groceries and other personal expenses. (200-300 Euros/month)3. Half Yearly/ Yearly expense: 3. 1 University per semester contribution for student social activities + basic ticket: 114.50 euro per semester (Fees and Financial Aid)3.2 Semester ticket in addition to basic ticket to get full access to trams and trains round the clock: 157,60 Euros per semester (TU München: Semester Ticket)3.3 Travelling back to India (once) : 600-800 Euros Sum total: Least: (300 + 200 + 80) * 12 + (114.50 + 157.60) * 2 + 600 = 8104.2 . Around 675 Euros/month.As you asked, strictly quoting for Indians :)Enjoy!
What Exact Classes and steps to become a Vetrinarian?
I can't find accurate information online. One site says one thing and then another. What Degree's/Classes . How Long will it take to Complete? and any other advice or sites to good online schools and more information. I want to work with Large animals in California. Preferably horses i've heard it pays better. NOT a vet tech or assistant. A Doctor Vet, where do i start? Thanks :))
I am from general category. My parent's annual income is less than one lakh.How much I have to pay in IIT?
According to new fee structure, students whose family income is < Rs. 1.00 lakh are exempted from tuition fee.This is the fee structure for students(with family income is < Rs. 1.00 lakh) admitted 2016-17 and onwards at IIT(BHU). Fee structure at other IITs must be similar, you can check that in respective websites.B.Tech/B.Pharma : INR 20,700.00 in first semester and INR 5,950.00 per semester for second semester onwards.IDD/IMD : INR 21,200.00 in first semester and INR 5,950.00 per semester for second semester onwards.Fee Structure of the Institute
If a student takes compartment test in 12th, can he take admission in any college in the same year?
There is a reason for compartment exams and that is for students to have a chance at their careers.+2 is such a stressful time that many students fail. That is the reason for the compartment exams.A lot of parents ask these questions. Now, i can only ask this on my personal credential here. But , yes he/she can take admission provided the results come before the commencement of the exams and with the full knowledge of the concerned univ/board.Universities extend admission to students based on their records and with the tacit acknowledge of the admission norms. Assuming that i say qualifying in my univ exam and MPC 60% then that is the norm i will apply.Before my classes start or before i ask you to submit the marks for scrutiny, if the norm is attained, i have no issues.If you say, i will get the marks please admit me (after the failure) i am opening up myself to all kinds of questions. I would basically then get an undertaking from you that if the marks are not attained, then admission will be null and void.So, yes. But do the keep the University informed
Will one B in college (or one B per term) ruin a high GPA?
Unless you have insane standards, no.Let's assume for the sake of argument you are taking 5 courses per semester. If you get 4 As and one B, you'd have a GPA for the term of (4×4+3)/5 = 3.8, which is high by most standards (for reference, my GPA at University of Chicago of 3.8 was considered very good). If you you only got one B in a standard 8 semesters, your GPA would be (4x39+3)/40, which is 3.98, which many places would round to 4.0 anyway.As it is, you college GPA doesn't matter that much. It'll help you land your first job or get into grad school, and after that no one will ever look at it again.
I've scored 55% in my 12th. Do these marks affect your job interview even if you score A or B in all semesters of your college?
It will effect only for initial stage in career as many companies look for 60% or above in 10th , 12th and graduation. But there are also some companies that dont put such criteria.But my advice to you is although initially it will be tough to search for job, but it certainly is not worth to repeat 12th. Instead that one year can be spent to search for companies that don’t mind 12th score card and value the knowledge more. Don’t look back out of fear of future. Instead of repeating 12th, work hard in college and utilize that 1 year to focus on companies that wont mind your 12th scores. And once you gain experience 12th score won’t matter.Hope this helps.
What is the scope of Pharm.D. in the US after completion of the course in India?
Pharmacists are higher salaried professionals in US and other foreign countries, where pharmacists are allowed to practice clinical pharmacy. They have statutory system in which patient is diagnosed by physicians or doctors (which are there exact responsibility not to prescribe drugs) and then the patient sent ahead to pharmacist with diagnosis report. Pharmacist is allowed to prescribe the patient and normally who charge more than physician. Average salary in USA is 40-50 or more USD per hour in beginning….In India also the same course called as “Pharm D” is introduced for the academic year 2008- 2009. The Pharmacy Council of India is the apex body controlling the course. Although to date there is not a exact recognization of clinical pharmacy in India but it is sure that one has the greatest & the brightest career in US after clearing the NAPLEX and may be in future in India there will be higher prospectus for the course.The basic requirement for pharmacists to be considered for registration isan undergraduate or postgraduate Pharmacy degree from a recognized university. In most countries this involves a four- or Six year course to attain a Master of Pharmacy (M Pharm). In the United States, students graduating after Jan 1, 2003 must complete a Doctor of Pharmacy degree to become a licensed pharmacist; this requires completion of four years at an accredited college of pharmacy (most students applying for admission into a college of pharmacy already have an undergraduate degree; however, many schools admit students after completionof 2 years of undergraduate pharmacy prerequisites or directly from high school into a six-year accelerated program). Any person holding a bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy who graduated before this date is grandfathered and can register.Thus, in USA the legal requirements of becoming a pharmacist include graduating with a Doctorof Pharmacy (Pharm D) degree from an accredited college of pharmacy, serving an internship under a licensed pharmacist, and passing a state (NAPLEX) and law exam. The designation Pharm D is often likened to a PhD degree, however in actuality it is an advanced degree that