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@@FernandesF12 if one’s application is rejected, it would usually mean they are removed from the application process for the year. They can however apply the next year.

Candidates would usually get a chance to appeal within a window and should explore this option making sure to address the reason provided

@@sophiecy3298 Thank you so much 😊❤️

I think it’s standard practice that you’re asked to provide your documents in a translated form when the language is different 🙂

@@sophiecy3298 Extremely grateful for the reply. So, what did did u've to submit exactly - a Notarised one (from Russia) or Recognized organization (UK)?

@@sebastianwolff7608 oh it’s been a really long time and I don’t remember the details unfortunately. An uploaded copy of the original is usually sufficient and these can get verified at an ID Check.

@@sophiecy3298 Sorry! but do you mean your MedDegree scan was sufficient enough & no translation was later asked?

@@sebastianwolff7608 mine was as I did not need it translated, the school provided everything in English as well. If yours isn’t then you may need to upload both as a merged file. Notarise the translated copy if that’s required

Hi, it would usually be required during the eligibility screening phase, before the main applications as far as I remember

Thank you Nellah. Really glad you found it helpful! ☺

Hi Anna. Really glad you found it helpful :) My Instagram details are in the description of the video but here's a link for easier access :) instagram.com/amakanj/?hl=en

Thanks a lot Leticia :) More to come!

You are welcome :) More to come!

Thanks a lot :) From the information in the application form, you should choose someone from your medical school who also knows about your performance all through your time in school. Per your question, if this person satisfies this criteria they should be okay otherwise it's probably best to use someone else who does. Hope that helps :)

Hi Michelle, Apologies, I have been off youtube for some time but am back now :) You are required to be honest through every step of your application. Also, not having done an acceptable internship is actually and eligibility criteria for the UKFP so you sound like you are fine on that front.

Hey Michelle.. can we connect? I’m in same situation as you

Hi Pvnkie Apologies, I have been off youtube for some time but am back now :) The website should be working but it is also possible that if it isn't at any give time, it could be undergoing routine maintenance perhaps and should be back up soon after,

Glad it was helpful!. Thank you for your feedback :)

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your feedback !

You are so welcome. All the best !

Your passport data page is usually what is required

Unfortunately not, you ideally are required to use the deans statement from the current year - this gets released near the start of eligibility application. There were a few exceptions for some Ukrainian medical graduates this year but these were unusual circumstances.

Not really, all that matters is you need all the eligibility and application requirements. A clerkship is not one of those in most cases.

@@sophiecy3298 thank you ❤️

The world is your oyster really. A lot of things have changed following covid so it may be worth contacting individual medical councils to find out what their current standing is. Pre-covid, some of the Caribbean Islands were good options

Hi Chankinwah :). Thank you very much for watching. Happy to hear this has been helpful :). The SJT exam is usually organised over the Pearson Vue platform. As far as I remember, you have the option to take a proctored exam from home as well. There are numerous Pearson Vue centres around the world but I am not specifically sure of one in Malaysia. I would imagine there would be centres but am not 100% certain. When the booking window opens, he will find the various time slots available and should be able to choose one accordingly. You can get the GMC handbooks on the GMC website as far as I am aware (GMC-UK.ORG). I hope this helps :) Have a great day!

@@sophiecy3298 Hi Dr Sophie, Thank u so much for the prompt and lenghty reply. I just have a few more questions. Sorry to bother u so much. My son is actually in his 5th yr graduating in May 2022. His med college is RCSI & UCD Malaysia Campus (RUMC).Its a branch campus of RUMC Ireland. Will he be exempted from PLAB? I understand that PLAB is required for GMC registration, so if he is exempted then can he use his Primary Medical Qualification (PMQ) to apply fro GMC registraion next year when he graduates in May 2022? Thanks gain in advance Dr Sophie.

Hi Anu I am not sure anyone has the answer to that question. RLMT has been scrapped for now, and everyone is theoretically on equal standing- but policies and rules change all the time so I cannot be certain of that unfortunately.

Hi Edet, Thank you very much for watching :) Your right to work could be a passport or a visa/residency status that allows you to work in the UK.

Thanks for very much watching :)

Hi Rebel, the probability is the same as with a UK graduate if you are able to meet all the requirements (eligibility, Good SJT score, etc)

Thanks a lot for watching :)Really glad it helped!

Thanks a lot for watching :)Really glad it helped!

@@sophiecy3298 would you be doing one for the foundation application too?

Hi Dr Damilare, Thank you for watching :) At the moment, PLAB can only be written after you have graduated medical school. Those who are PLAB exempt however (EU medical graduates) , can start applying the year before through the eligibility process.

Thank you for watching :)

Thank you for watching :)

Hi Metri, If I understand your question correctly, you're trying to find out if you can be deemed ineligible based on your decile rank? If so, the answer would be no. As long as you fill in your dean's statement correctly, and provide appropriate documents on time, you should be fine. You decile ranking will go on to affect your EPM and total application score later on in the application. If one is not provided by your school, you will be given the lowest decile. Hope that helps :)

Hi Hila. Thank you for watching! Glad it was helpful :) Thanks a lot for your suggestion. The next video (Out on Thursday) talks about all the exams (including the SJT) you'll need to take during the process as well as tips and tricks on them. Please look out for that and let me know what you think :). Will definitely consider making a separate video on the SJT too in this series :)

Hi Onyii. Thank you for watching! Glad it was helpful :). I do offer general coaching sessions as well as sessions where I can guide and support you in preparing for the exams. This includes practice sessions for the PLAB 2 and CSA. I'd be happy to have a chat :). You can book a session on my Superprof platform, we'll have a chat and see how I can help. www.superprof.co.uk/dashboard.html/my-listings/edition/8373567

Hi Lorraine, That would depend on if your internship is deemed acceptable or not by the GMC. In some cases, a pregraduate internship is acceptable, in some other cases it isn't and sadly, there's not always a clear guidance for this. Some people graduating from E.U universities will receive full registration, but others will get provisional. If you get provisional registration, then you're fine to apply but if you get full registration, you can only apply for the F2 standalone programme, or go straight to applying for a non-training job. I will try to touch on this extensively in my upcoming Q&A video soon as I've gotten a number of similar questions. Please watch out for the video when it's out. Hope this helps :)

@@sophiecy3298 Ok, I will be looking forward to it .thank you But if I may ask you a personal Q. , you have said that you graduated in Ukraine which also take 6 yrs, didn't you do that 1 year internship? I would appreciate if you tell us about your journey for ukfp when you started applying to it etc .thanks again

@@irirazalorraine8070 I'll definitely consider making a personal experience video on that :). It wasn't a straightforward one at all. Ukraine is an example of one of the countries the GMC stopped accepting the pre-graduate internship from as a prerequisite for full registration. If you had applied in 2016, you very likely would have been granted full registration, but not anymore.

@@sophiecy3298 OK, thanks

My pleasure. Very happy to be of help. Thank you! ^_^

Thank you for watching ^_^

Hi Padayon. Thank you so much ^_^ . I'll definitely look into that, perhaps as a Q & A series. Thank you so much for watching