Payal’s journey began like many high-achieving Indian students—with excellent grades and unwavering determination. However, she quickly discovered that international medical admissions demand much more than stellar board exam results.
Payal’s journey began like many high-achieving Indian students—with excellent grades and unwavering determination. However, she quickly discovered that international medical admissions demand much more than stellar board exam results.
Payal’s journey began like many high-achieving Indian students—with excellent grades and unwavering determination. However, she quickly discovered that international medical admissions demand much more than stellar board exam results.
Payal’s journey began like many high-achieving Indian students—with excellent grades and unwavering determination. However, she quickly discovered that international medical admissions demand much more than stellar board exam results.
Payal’s journey began like many high-achieving Indian students—with excellent grades and unwavering determination. However, she quickly discovered that international medical admissions demand much more than stellar board exam results.
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