I took my Physician Assistant Board Exam (PANCE)...

I wanted to share a bit of my Journey as I prepared and reviewed for my boards. I share this to let all of you know that if you really want something to be more than just a dream it can become reality! I doubted myself so much a long the way but I just kept going. You really gotta believe it and bring it to reality, I really never expected to be where I am today if you asked me many years ago. But things can happen if you work hard and dedicate yourself! I will post a video sharing what I used to prepare to pass my boards to help those wondering! All the best!

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I have completed my undergrad as a physician assistant at an Indian accredited university. Now I'm looking to do a postgraduate diploma or master's in physician assistant. I need to know what the criteria are for an international student. Is there a master's degree or a postgraduate diploma available at your university? I have enclosed my certificates. Kindly evaluate them and give me a suggestion to do my master's or PGD diploma degree.
I would like to do PANCE (Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination) . Is that possible?
I knew I couldn't sit for pance. However, I would like to do it. What could I do to be an NCCPA candidate? Are there any options? Did one of the IAPA candidates suggest to me that if you do any PGD diploma or master's related to your undergrad, then you can sit for PANCE (Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination)? Please help me to do it.