i want to be a neurologist but i want to go abroad and study.can you help me????
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Sorry but i can't help you
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It's difficult to advise you until I know which country you belong to\n\nI am a lecturer teaching English\nMy son has also appeared for X this year\nHe wishes to go for NDA and become a pilot\n\nChild, there is tough competition for medical.Plenty of money and later money again to set up practice. My younger brother id a doctor having a job paying him only 20,000 thousand\n\nThere is a vast scope in engineering and can go abroad\n\nAnyway, you have to decide as per your interest. When you are interested in something, you work harder
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I studied abroad for a month when I was in college.  I didn't know until right now that it was through an AIFS program.  At any rate, it was a very valuable experience, especially if you've never left the country before.  I went to London and learned a lot.  Much of my learning experiences were more cultural than anything I learned in class.  If you have the opportunity and can afford to go abroad, it is definitely worth it.  My experience nearly five years ago and its something that is very vivid in my memory and I will never forget it.  Have fun!
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It would be best, while in high school AND college, to go on a Rotary scholarship, which covers everything. You will also have a support group in the foreign country.
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If you suffer from certain diseases and conditions, seeing a neurologist may help you. A neurologist is a physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the central nervous system. The central nervous system consists of the brain, spinal cord, and all the nerves in your body. \nIn addition to four years of premedical education and four years of medical school, the neurologist will complete at least three years of specialized training in an accredited neurology residency program.\nSome of the diseases and conditions treated by a neurologist are Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), various forms of dementia, sleep disorders, headaches, brain tumors, strokes, seizures, myasthenia gravis, and chronic pain.\n\nMany diseases and conditions treated by a neurologist are treated with medication and/or certain therapies. If your condition necessitates surgery, we will refer you to a neurosurgeon
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it is possible to take up MBBS at any time u want .. as long as ur  12th was science. and u have to give an entrance exams for MBBS. \nthough is till think u should find out from a more reliable source look it up on google and visit ur university to find out. \nIt might be a better option for you to go abroad ..
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What are your professional goals? Do you want to teach Italian? Join the foreign service? Those are excellent reasons, however studying abroad will also expose you to other cultures, other languages, and will allow you to know who you are, develop your strengths and see things from a completely different perspective. It will open your mind to new possibilities. Even if you don't end up majoring in Italian and languages, I think you should definitely go for it. Besides, since it's an American university (accredited, I hope), you can always transfer back to the US after a couple of years.\nhttp://www.macquil.com
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Apply for scholarships. (also learn to spell it correctly!) Rotary offers them frequently for just your purpose; study abroad.
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There is no fastest way. It requires years of study, and a dedication to the profession. Either branch of medicine takes a minimum of 12 years after high school, and a lot more if you want to do something as specialized as neurosurgery. In any case, this is not an easy career path, and definelety not something to choose if you just want to make money.
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Unfortunately once you leave your country your degree is worth less then whatever country you go to.\n\nTry getting a job in your country and ask for an overseas transfer.\n\nFor example if you come to the US you can either teach, we always need science teachers,  or start again in college and then get a good job.
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It depends on what undergraduate program you are studying.  Colleges are very expensive, but you may catch a break for being from abroad.  You can start by researching your local programs through colleges in your home country.  They will have a better understanding of what you will need to make it in the US.  Also, consider Semester at Sea.  I can't think of a better way to spend a few months than seeing multiple countries, rather than just one, and getting an excellent education at the same time!
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I live in USA and there is help here I am sure. I have sister that has MS and MD and another that has MS. I know that they just see neurologist. But don't believe either go to any support groups though. I wish I could help you with your question. But I can't sorry.
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move to england and go to oxford. u will be recongnized ifu go there.\nsweden is weird tho.
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The Open University is excellent and takes on foreign students.  I live in the UK and have a disability so do all my BSc work from home online and even my examiner comes out to me.  Try it.  They offer ways to spread the cost too.
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Ramesh you would not like this piece of advice i am sure...but why to you wanna go to abroad when you are not payed well...i feel you should stay whereever you are and try to work for your country rather than working for some foreign country...hope you like this advice...cheers!!!
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i can't help you on how do u get into oceanography program in your country. but i'm currently studying something connecting to oceanography in my country and i just wanna wish you all the best in getting into this program!! ^^\n\nps:  and yes its interesting and not to mention lots of fun too.
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Pre-med, if they still have it at whatever college you're interested in.  Otherwise, chemistry, psychology (neuro-psychology specifically), biology.  Make sure you got the sciences necessary for entrance into medical school covered.  Before you're a neurologist, you're just going to go for an MD at a medical school.  And before that, you need a BS that gets you into Med School for your MD.