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I've heard that it's only recently that Indians are required to do 3 years of waiver jobs in order to escape the requirement to return to home country for 2 years. Meaning earlier indians could go on a j1 visa and neither had to do the 3 year waiver job nor did they have to return back home, and that only recently has this changed since India isn't giving out a no objection letter (I'm not sure what it's called), and there have been some changes with NORI legislation and hence we have to do the waiver job now. Is that true? Or has it ALWAYS been the case that physicians on a j1 visa had to the waiver job, including indians. I'm only asking because i know there's Indians who, after staying on a j1 visa, immediately find places in big name institutions, so i was wondering if they had to do the waiver job too.
Hey! India stopped giving NORI to Indian doctors training abroad after 2015. What impact does this have on those doctors? Do they have to return to india for 2 years after USA training now?
Hello Sir! I'm pursuing MBBS under WBUHS too. Could you please tell me if WBUHS agrees to extend the graduation date so I can pursue my electives after internship or what you had done in your case?
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Arjun Sir... You're Awesome.
Just checked your linked in profile.. My god🙏🙏🙏you've got the ideal Scores during med school
I've heard that it's only recently that Indians are required to do 3 years of waiver jobs in order to escape the requirement to return to home country for 2 years. Meaning earlier indians could go on a j1 visa and neither had to do the 3 year waiver job nor did they have to return back home, and that only recently has this changed since India isn't giving out a no objection letter (I'm not sure what it's called), and there have been some changes with NORI legislation and hence we have to do the waiver job now. Is that true? Or has it ALWAYS been the case that physicians on a j1 visa had to the waiver job, including indians.
I'm only asking because i know there's Indians who, after staying on a j1 visa, immediately find places in big name institutions, so i was wondering if they had to do the waiver job too.
Arjun sir did you have any research paper publication in your ug years?
Oooooh God ,,,,after long time 👍
Sir , do a video on how to have publications and research during mbbs in India so that we can improve our CV🙏🙏🙏
Thankyou
Hey sir! Great video as usual. I would like to know if there's any way I could get in touch with you over mail?
Hey! India stopped giving NORI to Indian doctors training abroad after 2015. What impact does this have on those doctors? Do they have to return to india for 2 years after USA training now?
Hello Sir! I'm pursuing MBBS under WBUHS too. Could you please tell me if WBUHS agrees to extend the graduation date so I can pursue my electives after internship or what you had done in your case?
was the research fellow position an employment position where you were able to get paid? Also how did you go about getting this, please advise, tnx
Dr arjun , can u guide how one can get fellowship in GI for those who have not done IM from USA
Now the usmle is going to become pass fail.....so would it be essential to have some publications in the ug years?
Is it necessary to pass the USMLE for a research fellow position in Mayo Clinic?
Arjun which program have you matched into?
Sir can you share your email I'd so that we can clarify regarding usmle