MBBS, BAMS, General Nursing Training. Fee Structure Government/Private College.

Contact educational training establishments in the country of residence directly. Telephone would be best.

Dear Khan afzal: Become a phlebotomist, drawing blood from veins for lab diagnosis. Money earned from that job, will allow Nursing training. Go for an "RN" (registered) nurse, only, because you can find work anywhere on earth with an RN. Then, because doctors will often ask you what THEY should do with any given patient...after you tell them, they "write the order(s)"...and collect 3-5 X what you're paid, keep going to school for either a "Physician's Assistant (PA)", a nursing MS/PhD, or even to join the physician's themselves(pre-med). It could be money is NOT important to you, and then you could probably arrange to work half/part-time. Or perhaps you'd want to become a researcher, finding new disease-cures/treatments. Work on your english(--almost all research finds its way into English), be true to your faith, and you will succeed. Usually, governmental colleges are cheaper than private ones, although to get certified in phlebotomy, there may only be private schools, unless a hiring hospital will train you for their staff.