PORTFOLIO SCORING FOR IMT APPLICATIONS 2025

Hello everyone! Welcome back to Dr.ill. Today, I’m breaking down everything you need to know about scoring points for your IMT (Internal Medicine Training) portfolio. As a doctor from India now training in the UK, I’m sharing exactly how I boosted my score and secured an interview-tips that can help you do the same!
In this video, we’ll cover: 📅 Key 2025 Application Dates: Get those important dates on your calendar! 📊 Latest 2025 Scoring Changes: Find out what’s changed and how you can adapt. 💼 Scoring Breakdown: Understand how to score in each section, from postgraduate degrees to teaching experience. 📈 My Personal Tips: I scored a 22 with publications and presentations, and lastly, answer the dreaded question: Is getting into IMT really very difficult?
If you're preparing for IMT, this video is packed with insights to help you maximize your portfolio score and stay competitive in the application process.
🚨 Watch Next: If you’re new here, check out my previous video on the overall IMT application process on Oriel (link below). Stay tuned for our upcoming video, where we’ll dive into interview scoring!
Time stamps:
00:00 introduction
00:40 content
01:06 intro music
02:20 major changes in 2025 application
03:45 postgraduate degree
04:41 zero point section
05:46 presentation
06:56 posters
07:15 publications (detailed)
10:57 teaching experience
12:50 teaching courses
13:21 QIPs and audits
16:03 How competitive is the training program? what is a good score?
18:46 My experience and tips
Helpful Links:
🔗 IMT Application Guide: www.imtrecruit...
🔗 IMT application process ( scoring and interviews): • 5 THINGS TO KNOW BEFOR...
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00:20 HOW TO SCORE POINTS ON THE
P.S. I had to upload the video again due to copyright claims on the intro music.

[@catherinefloria3987]

Hey Dr. Ill, your page has been really usefull. I follow all your videos. thank you for them. i just have a doubt, regarding the presentations part, if it is okay with you can i get some help regarding some topics that i can present on to my medical staff in the hospital im working in, so i can snag some points.

[@sakthisasidharan5912]

Also one more doubt could we do clinical attachment before plab 2 or only after passing Plas 2. Is passing plab 2 necessary for clinical attachment?.

[@237QuratulAin]

Do we need all this to be done for non training job as well?

[@MumtazKeh]

It looks good on you cv but it is not mandatory for non-training jobs

[@superduper5949]

Hello mam i had a question
Does the hierarchy system exist in UK too like how in india consultants abuse senior residents and then they do the same to juniors

[@shyamnadhan]

Could you please tell me, how can I include my publication details of research, as my original research article is under the process of publication.

[@MumtazKeh]

I remember providing the link to the published article. As that is not available, try including the title, author, journal, and status: IN PRESS, and expected date of publication. You can mail the concerned journal about details to include.

[@AmritKc-ez8hw]

I have 1 year of experience as a teacher of Anatomy and Physiology for BSc Nursing 1st year student. It comprised 120 hr of theory and 40 hr of practical sessions. Can I claim 3 points here

[@AmritKc-ez8hw]

Does PG Cert online courses from India can claim 3 points?

[@AmritKc-ez8hw]

Can you send us the feedback form samples for teacher

[@shyamnadhan]

Thank you​@@MumtazKeh

[@Laxusdreyar07]

Do we need to do presentations specifically in the UK or USA or are conference presentations in India just as significant?

[@MumtazKeh]

You can claim points for presentations in India, it wouldn’t be considered international though.
The significance will be determined in the interview, if they do ask you to talk about it.

[@Laxusdreyar07]

@ Thank you Doctor, around what part of your medical education did you begin to do research and presentations?

[@MumtazKeh]

@ I started locally.

[@veevemezuru4233]

Thanks Doctor for the video. You did mention that in a section with point 0, there's provision to make a comment. I seem not to find that section or do you mean under the supporting information for each section?

[@MumtazKeh]

Yes, that is what I meant.Apologies for the confusion.

[@DocSaad97]

Thanks for the Video
is coauthor the 2nd or 3rd author or it could be anyone participating in the publication ?

[@MumtazKeh]

All the authors expect the first author are considered co-authors.

[@AmritKc-ez8hw]

Also, does PG Cert. in India can claim 3 points

[@MumtazKeh]

I think you should be able to

[@AmritKc-ez8hw]

I have 1 year of experience as teaching Anatomy and Physiology theory course for Bsc Nursing Std. Can I claim 3 points here.

[@MumtazKeh]

You should be able to.

[@sakthisasidharan5912]

Could you give me your mail id so that i could mail my doubts to you?