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Thank you very much for your replies. It guides me.

Hi, I would like to know how does Post Doc application work in US. Does it require GRE test or GRE subject tests ?

I am applying for BME. Three universities have said that I can apply for PhD and if I am rejected they will consider my application for master's by themselves but I will have to remind them.

Umm.. yes that is my goal to get a PhD. 1) I have research experience just by what I had to research for my last graduation project. For example, studying about microcontrollers, programming and VB and designing the circuits. I will ask my undergrad advisor to mention this if he agrees. I have no publication and I feel that this can be a setback. 2) I am asking my professors, advisors, the place I did internship from to provide me LoR. 3) Regarding SoP, I intend to mention about my experience in graduation project and how its inspired to carry on in the instrumentation side of BME. I am going to take GRE in July and I hope to do the best at it atleast in Quantitative section. Thank you for your reply.

Ok Thank you. I will ask that point.

Hi, I finished undergrad studies in BME. I got a good GPA and good TOEFL score. I am going to take GRE soon. I read in some of the Universities admissions page that " if an applicant wants to pursue PhD studies he/she can apply directly to PhD without having Master's degree". My question is, if I apply to PhD with just Bachelor's degree and just 2 graduations projects, is it enough to make me a worthy applicant to gain admission ? If any can help me, share any experience or thoughts, I will be really grateful. Thanks in advance.

I will be starting my Masters in Bioelectronics in University of Edinburgh this Fall and do PhD in States in 2012. I hope things really work out and I do good in GRE.