adea caapid application

[kiran_27]

hi
can anyone help me guide for the application procedure
i wanted to know that are their any chance to get admitted or get selected with having nbde part 1 pass only and not nbde part 2 not given yet?
as i am confused that should i go with nbde part 1 and apply in march 2018 if not then i need to wait till 2019 till i clear nbde part 2.
please advise me for the same.
thanks.

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[oralcare123]

You need TOEFL and NBDE 1 to apply. The list of schools is on the application itself wth all requirements

 

[kiran_27]

You need TOEFL and NBDE 1 to apply. The list of schools is on the application itself wth all requirements

yeah i know that but is it like the preference increases if u have nbde 2

 

[kiran_27]

yeah i know that but is it like the preference increases if u have nbde 2

and also i want to know that if i apply once and i dont get the admission so can i apply next year too ?

 

[oralcare123]

and also i want to know that if i apply once and i dont get the admission so can i apply next year too ?

If you come from a country with a lot of candidates, your application has to be very strong. It means both board exams, high numbers on TOEFL, high GPA, sufficient home and USA experience, excellent USA references, CE, volunteering and so on
You can apply as many times as you want. It's just expensive and emotionally draining to be unsuccessful year after year. So it is in your best interests to come as strong as you can.
At the same time prepare for your future bench test and interview. You have higher chances for admission if you communicate well on the interview, compared to bubbling memorized phrases
If you are not able to apply strongly first time you can do it with minimum, but don't expect much

 

[kiran_27]

If you come from a country with a lot of candidates, your application has to be very strong. It means both board exams, high numbers on TOEFL, high GPA, sufficient home and USA experience, excellent USA references, CE, volunteering and so on
You can apply as many times as you want. It's just expensive and emotionally draining to be unsuccessful year after year. So it is in your best interests to come as strong as you can.
At the same time prepare for your future bench test and interview. You have higher chances for admission if you communicate well on the interview, compared to bubbling memorized phrases
If you are not able to apply strongly first time you can do it with minimum, but don't expect much

ok thanku so much