After doing MD aerospace medicine from IAM, India (recognised by NASA) can I work in US without giving USMLE?

U can get jobs in: 1.)IAF(INDIAN AIR FORCE) 2.)ISRO 3.) NASA And all private airlines. Yaswanth Reddy , Btech Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering & Aerodynamics, Hindustan University (2019) Source: Quora Digest

To practice medicine in the US you need to not only pass USMLE but do a residency in the US or Canada.And the biotech sector could use good researchers so that is another route to employment. Roger Kinnard , neurologist/investor Source: Quora Digest

well, to be honest its difficult but not impossible. In government organization its quiet impossible. But in private sector its very much possible.Because of heavy number of application and India nationals get priority. Only a portion is reserved for International students.According to the procedure you got to take part in admission test. You have to apply in Foreign category.Foreign/NRI Category: Foreign nationals with OCI/PIO cards or NRI or Indian nationals supported by either Parents or Brothers or Sisters or Spouse having an NRI status are eligible for admissions under Foreign/NRI category.Note : For NRI category the candidates need to submit the photocopy of the passport and photocopy of the sponsoring relative’s passport. If the spouse is sponsoring and his/her name is not reflected in the passport, marriage registration certificate should be submitted. No other certificate or affidavit in lieu of the above will be accepted. Also a photocopy of notary affidavit by the sponsoring relative from the country of residence in the format available in the website will have to be submitted.there are several institutions who reserve up to 15% of seats for international students. SM Mainul Porag , former Debater at CUET Debating Society (2010-2014) Source: Quora Digest