no .. not yet.. only pg from aus, uk,us,New Zealand and Canada recognised
no medical council of India did not recognized foreign PG So please do PG in India and please keep in mind too that Indian PG is also not recognized in any foreign Country Because asPer Educational ResearchCenter Result 2011 sayindian Educatiion Value are very low and its not take worth to compare with other country so I advice you to do PG from English speaking and Respective countrysuch as Australia, New Zealand, UK,USA, Singapore ,Ireland ( Germany Is also good ) And I advice you to live that country where you do PG because its good for Your future Thanks
PG Degree is generaly refered to as Master's Degree (such as MBA degree) and can be provided only by a University. Whereas PG Diploma is valued less than PG Degree, with exception of IIM's (which provide PGDM), which can be provided by any Institute affiliated / registered with Education department of Indian government. In short, PG Degree is anytime more valued than PG Diploma.
No, the CA Inter (Chartered Accountancy Intermediate) is not considered equivalent to a PG degree in India. While it is a professional qualification that demonstrates expertise in accounting and finance, it does not confer the same academic status as a postgraduate degree, which typically requires completion of a structured curriculum and formal coursework at the postgraduate level. However, CA Inter is highly regarded in the financial and accounting sectors.
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PG diploma courses is not Equivalent to B.Tech degree for your information if you are interested in knowing more about various PG di0ploma courses then here is a link for you which can help you
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"Treeless Mountain" (2008) was made in Korea. It has been submitted for ratings in Argentina: 13, South Korea: All, Singapore: PG, United Kingdom: PG, and Ireland: G.
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SRM university It's a PG degree!
PG is not a recognized element on the periodic table. It may refer to various entities outside of the elements listed on the periodic table. Can you provide more context so I can offer a more precise answer?
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