Hi,

Yeh salary depends upon the efficiency and experience of the person as a programmer. You can earn well if you have prior experience being a programmer. In USA, the median salary per annum for a programmer is between $80,000-$85,000. However, it may vary as per the different companies and working places. In Canada, a programmer can earn up to $60,000-$65,000 per annum as a median salary package.

Hi,

Salary depends upon many factors like prior experience in the job and the company in which a person is working. In USA, software developer usually earns between $90,000-110,000 per annum with experience while in Canada, a software developer can earn $80,000-90,000 per annum. The entry level software developer can earn up to $50,000-60,000 per annum.

Hello,

Both the countries are good in terms of education as both the countries have top universities but choice depends on many things like marks, skills, budget, choice of specialisation etc.

Let us compare few points -

Qualifications - Both the countries need 10 + 2 education and GMAT is essential. And if you have any kind of work experience then it is good though not compulsory

Scholarships - In USA there are more scholarships compared to Canada. So do check out scholarships for your programme

Cost of living - Obviously USA has high cost of living as compared to Canada. And education fee is more in USA than Canada.

Opportunities - There are opportunities in both the countries because both the countries have good companies.

There are many points which are to be taken into account while studying abroad and so you must find relevant colleges and check their website.

Thank you

Dear aspirant ,

First of all you need to give sat which of 1600 marks and you need to score atleast above 1500 as to get mit usa you need to have an Excellent sat score. Some of the colleges including mit usa takes written subjects written exams specifically. You need to clear that too.

You also need to have good academics and extra curricular activities.

Hello,

To practice in USA you have to

• You can complete USMLE 1 and USMLE 2 from India and then get Visa to complete USMLE 3 (Residency) in the US.
• You can enroll for a Master’s program in the US to get a student Visa. You can prepare for USMLE 3 while completing your Masters. Once you have cleared USMLE Step 3, you can apply for residency in the hospitals.

To become a doctor in USA you have tocomplete Residency in the USA and have the state license. Although residency is a paid program, you would have to invest a minimum of 3 years. Upon completion of residency, you have to apply for a state board license in the state you would like to practice medicine.

Hope this helps!!

hi,

optometry  is related with vision.  optometrist are responsible for eye power checking, preliminary eye problems detection and reporting to the main eye doctors. however this course is health science related technical post and is quite demanding in current hospital industry. however there is various paramedical courses available and each of the streams has its nature of job. however you  must be very selective about college and must ensure that you can get a decent internship or placement after completing the course.

hello,

Both of them are dealing with coding as you state. But they are extremely different.

VLSI interests in the design of computational elements like processors, buses, and memory elements. on other hand, Embedded System interests in dealing with the computational element to express some complex functionality.

For instance, for Processors, VLSI Engineers are the ones who concerned more about designing them, from specs to fabricated hardware. But Embedded System Engineers are the ones who cared much more about how to use these processors in real life applications like home automation, automotive fields (smart cars), water sensor system, Food industrial machines and so on .. In the same manner, the VLSI engineers don’t pay any attention to how to use their developed processors in real life application.

you can check one blog which deals with the difference in detail:

https://resources.pcb.cadence.com/blog/2019-embedded-systems-vs-vlsi-for-digital-systems-design#:~:text=Embedded%20systems%20design%20focuses%20on,structure%20for%20an%20integrated%20circuit.

If you want to do masters in foreign country then you need to give GRE and one language test like IELETS

hope this will help you

all the best!!

Hello, You need to have either GMAT/CAT/XAT/CMAT score to apply in Great lakes. Since your academic profile qualifies you for application but the competition can be unpredictable without your Management test score. Abroad universities requires a GMAT score and a language test score like TOEFL . Usually a higher CGPA of 7 or 8 is required by the top schools but you can still apply for some of the universities based on your language and GMAT score if you have scored in the top percentile then you have a chance in good universities. You can gain practical experience and improve your profile. To know more about the eligibility exams you can use these links

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/toefl

https://dqxeclau.top/exams/gmat

Best wishes.

Dear Aspirant,

having a gap between your 12th standard and your BE degree course might have chances to affect your application process while applying abroad for your Masters degree in the USA. Having a taken a gap year can be seen in a positive or negative respective depending on the reason stated by the aspiring student.

A gap year can be seen in a positive light if the student has taken a gap year for the following reasons,

• When the student takes the responsibility of a family in an emergency
• When the student takes a break to build language skills
• When the student volunteers for the development and betterment of any community

The situation can be taken in a negative perspective if,

• While applying to a program, during the admission process
• While taking an education (https://www.gyandhan.com/study-abroad-education-loans)
• While looking for a job during and after pursuing your bachelor degree