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[...] , University of London, UK M.Sc. in molecular modelling and bioinformatics Boston University, USA M.S. and Ph.D. program in bioinformatics Carnegie Mellon, USA B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. Merck [...]

[...] employer/attorney sends the documents after the amount of time given to respond, then your H-1B petition is declined. And since, at that point, the quota has been exhausted, you have no other resort [...]

[...] biomedical informatics Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Switzerland Masters degree in bioinformatics University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, USA M.S. and Ph.D. program in biomedial [...]

[...] for ASU is: 83 Auburn University Cut off TOEFL Score: 80, with the following minimum section requirements Reading: 20 Listening: 20 Speaking: 20 Writing: 20 Brigham Young University TOEFL Score [...]

[...] on You are selling yourself and your services, not merely advancing an employer’s interest Cons: H-1B visa stamping issues. Extensive effort required in marketing self, by setting up website and [...]

[...] US, you will have to wait until your H-1B period starts, i.e. the 1st of Oct., to reapply for an H-1B visa, go through the entire visa application formalities (i.e. payment of visa processing fees, [...]

[...] filled up on the 1st of April, the 15th of April or in May or whenever, you will transition to H-1B status only beginning the 1st of Oct. In the interim period, your earlier visa status will continue [...]

[...] Genetics) (GRE scores not required) University of Florida – M.S., MBA in Biotechnology University of Texas at Dallas – Master’s in Biotechnology (Molecular and Cell Biology) [...]

[...] means is that for subsequent H-1B filings within 6 years from the date you first started on H-1B visa status, if there have been no gaps in your employment or stay in the US on H-1B status, then you [...]