Hello please make a video about Dubai/middle East jobs opportunities with Indian medicine specialist & super speciality degree like interventional cardiologist! Please 🙏
Thanks for inspiring and guiding many including me regarding usmle stuff... Best of luck for your match and best of luck to everyone reading the comment...
Very informative video. Just to clarify your question about internship- All Indian doctors will require 1-year experience after an internship to become equivalent to 2 years of foundation training in UK-regardless of their specialty.
Sir, like nowadays we have 1 year bond after mbbs so will that experience be counted. Also will I be considered at any disadvantageous position due to compulsory bond? Your help will be very much appreciated sir
After working as an fy2 or internship year 2(as uk has two years of residency) for a year we can apply for the speciality program in Australia directly without AMC, because they accept the GMC registration.
Neet pg reservation in all India quota this yr will touch almost 70 %. So for UR category MBBS grad, most of their dream branch will remain dream for ever. So better prepare PLAB or USMLE.
PLEASE NOTE- You have to be on tier 2 visa for 5 years in uk after which you get an ILR- indefinite leave to remain. You have to be on ILR for atleast one year only after which you can apply for PR...You do not get PR just by staying in UK for 5 years.
To all those feeling, “There’s still time, we’ll do it later”, or “I’m just thinking of giving PLAB” - STOP thinking. IELTS 7.0 and 7.5 are easily achievable with a mere two weeks of studying and watching UA-cam videos of IELTS mocks. Get it done and book your nearest PLAB date and centre ASAP. There’s a VERY HIGH probability of the Indian Government imposing a ban on Foreign Education in an effort to retain the specialty workforce in the country.
hey brother! why does this interview seem incomplete? also, a suggestion, kindly bring in more people like her for such detailed information regarding medicine in UK,, it'll be really very helpful to have different scenarios and experiences put forth for us beginners 😅 another suggestion, kindly give us a brief background check of the people like, their UG colleges, past experiences etc, the way you did with the guy who finished his MBBS from China and went into US for further studies overall, it was really informative. thank you 😊
Thank you for this! Could you please do one specifically for doing MRCP and practising in the UK after doing Postgraduation in India ( for dermatology)
@@thanzirkabeer8145 Thanzir kka don't do PG in India if you want to settle in UK.. Leave right after Internship... (If I'm right you've just finished Internship). Go for the PLAB pathway. Some YT channels for reference : Doctor A (Dr. Ajay, a half malayali from Bangalore) A Lifetime Together (2 malayali Drs. who did MBBS from Pushpagiri)
Great video. You forgot to ask about the negative effect of "gap years" on CV. Like if you take an year off after graduation (to prepare for exam etc) that might result in your rejection from UK. And they may ask you to cover up for that by having a couple of years of consistent work experience and apply again after those years. I might be wrong but maybe you can confirm from somewhere?
Thankyou so much for explaining with so much detail regarding the plab and oet exams. However it would be very helpful if you could explain more in detail about the royal college exams like mrcp and mrcs as well. 😁
Hello sir … I inquired about plab/canada vs usmle and like you I’m very much satisfied with usmle pathway but i still want to know about countries such as Australia and New Zealand… Can you please make a video explaining about their residencies along with job opportunities and stuff??? will be very helpful ✨
Dear Udipta. The salary of USA is higher and it is way higher not just slightly high. So for an endocrinologist- for example - will earn 2-3 times that of a UK endocrinologist. In UK , within the market, private vs NHS, the market of private is limited because an average Brit pefers NHS which is free and only a few wealthy go to private. So it is a dynamic of the demand and supply. In USA, which is predominantly private health care, you can self regulate your private practice depending on how much you want to earn and how many pts you want to see. So if you said - I want to spend time with my kids and parents and family, start the clinic at 10 am/11 am and run till 6 or 7pm its fine or if you wanted to do a PM clinic only everyday, its your choice and you would still earn decent money even with reduced number of hours. In UK, you cant tell in NHS I am going to start my clinic at 10 or 11 am. Your day and rota is decided by the managers and sometimes they can be a handful. And if you decided to go all private, you have to cover the cost of high insurance, premises rental (you cant open a clinic in your backyard no matter how big your garden or backyard is), and your charges will be in accordance and your clinic will be half full. And not to forget the secretary's charges. The other thing in US is, it is a capital driven market. You will have the big pharmaceutical companies to promote their products. Eg. a new bld sugar monitoring device which can monitor bld sugar 24 hrs. They bear all your travel and hotel stay while you are doing your teaching and also pay you for doing the presentation. . These kind of liberties are not there in UK. This does not matter so much when you are doing residency but would probably matter when you are a consultant. Best Wishes.
You can very well work in Australia, Saudi and India after working in UK.. Many UK graduates move to Australia as any GMc registered DR can work there.
Hi, sir, All of your videos are helpful, But I don’t understand the point of this video.. Of course she’s giving information but we can find this basic info on The internet.. She hasn’t even stepped into UK, So how can she tell the exact salary and when to get PR etc.. You must Interview the people who are already working there🙌 , not students who haven’t even appeared for Ielts/PLAB 1..
Take a good look around you. You’ll realise that MAJORITY of your friends and relatives are your future patients. The amount of alcohol and tobacco they consume has increased tremendously. If you can provide the UK standards of healthcare in an Indian setting, and make people feel trusted and valued, they’ll pay you any amount you ask, upfront.
This year Modi increased reservation in NEET PG from 27% to 65% and then you guys wonder why all great doctors leave this country. Being a doctor myself, all the cream and intelligent students of my MBBS batch have started preparing for foreign exams. This is how you treat MERIT in your country. 🙂 P.S : this is NEET PG. Exam to be a SPECIALIST doctor. All MBBS graduates can easily get a good salary job and earn well, yet government doubled the reservation this year citing “social justice”. Lmao ! *“Ahem” UP elections “Ahem”*
Just wanted to point that the video is not complete; it ended abruptly. Also, the Plab academy courses mentioned; are they done online or only in-person in India? Thanks for the great video!!
Boss, get someone who is in the UK. She is just dreaming. UK has the quota system and IMGs don't get RESPECT. And earning 1lac or 1.5lac in the UK is not enough
Quite a lot of haystack information and a bit of wrong information about training and leaving training in between. I wish there were more corrections regarding the job and training in the UK . Shouldn’t wire wrong / half information. Secondly, you don’t need to be exceptionally good to achieve band 7 in writing. It warrants you to understand the requirements of IELTS and the marking scheme. A bit disappointed with the Dr who is trying to make a future in the UK.
I've heard of many people saying you can do a PhD in UK as a doctor, during your training, especially people interested in oncology. Can IMGs also do this? Please answer, especially since I'm interested in research
Damn Consultants in UK make 7,500 Dollars a month working "just 48h a week"? That's so unfair for the tremendous amount of hardwork they put into become doctors. I deeply respect doctors but I don't get why UK underpays them so much. USA pay is much better for surgical and in-demand specialties like ROAD, otherwise our PCPs are also overworked [60-70hrs a week] and underpaid [160-200k/yr]. I'm a 28 y/o software engineer at google, san fransisco. I passed out from VIT Vellore and did MS in CS at USC. Anyways, my starting salary was 160k USD. 4 years later, i make 350k/yr as a senior software engineer. I only work 38hr a week. With this earning potential, I hope to retire by 50, I thoroughly enjoy my work but it is no where as important as a doctors. Please pay them adequately in UK!
7:15 Australia and NZ are like the most sought after destinations for UK trained doctors. Not what she said. It’s pretty easy to move. And you earn quite a nice amount. Not as much as USA, but top 1% in Australia.
I liked video bro. Great video doctor 👍. do know know what happen to Gaurav Mudgal? Just asking cuz is he not uploading video. He uploaded his last video, like it's been 1 and half month
Hey .. just wanted to know about the cv .is it required for FY2 Jobs also .. like can't u build up on it while doing fy2 and then apply for core training jobs ?
Hi Dr. Muskan, is it possible for indian doctors to join speciality training after PG in India ?? Like do Pediatrics in india and then join neonatology ?
Hello manik bro! I am bit confused as she said that she appeared for plab 1 and all the exam. How she can be a intern in kmc manglore? We can give plab1 after graduation right?
After working in uk at fy2 level for 1 year and getting your crest form signed you will have to give an exam called MSRA. Then if you are selected in interview for special training in OB/GYN then you can get CCT in it
can we still not get a job after GMC registration even after applying to all jobs and what will happen if we dont pass MRCP after 2 year core training ? will we be still considered post graduate in india incase we return?
Mostly you will get a job as a non trainee since they have a shortage of doctors. I don't think you can just practice without specialty training. Also please don't worry about MRCP right at the moment. It's 3-5 years ahead in the future.
@@SumanPaulDochow likely is it to get a job after getting GMC registration? Also how much time does it take to get a non training job after getting GMC registration? Thanks in advance
Very WRONG ADVICE ON CV- problem of Indian students are always trying to compete even though there is no competition in UK. Doctors are on Short occupation list in Uk, so they need us. That’s why they will choose you once you have a GMC registration. You don’t need to do research and audits Mam just to improve your CV. As you ain’t applying for a PG residency, But a job. All things which you mentioned can be done while doing job in UK to improve your education. Even your workplace will provide you with ample opportunities to enhance your academia. PLEASE DON’T MAKE PLAB A RAT RACE, LIKE USMLE & NEET PG🙏🏼
Dear Sana. There are 2 kinds of visas in the IMG journey. For PLAB2 and GMC registration: visitor visa. To work: Tier 2 visa which is a work visa. Best Wishes.
Manik bhaiya pls suggest are kaplan videos better or Boards and beyond better for USMLE and will this material help me to pass my 1st yr if I do not study from BD chaurasia, gyuton etc.
Do we get paid aftr plab 2 ? Can we practice in australia aftr 1 yr non training personal ? As by my knowledge it is recognised in australia .or we have to do residency befor .
My neighbor is Fpsc cardiology Had 3+ years of working in Chaudhry pervez ilahi institute of cardiology Multan Can he exempted in PLAB exam ? He wanna fly to UK?
UK has a socialist healthcare system. It is a good place to work if you are not concerned with money and just want to live in first world English speaking country. UK training is much lengthier (FY- 2 years, CMT- 2 years and ST training - 4-6 years. Atleast 8 years) vs USA ( 3 years of internal medicine residency) and salary is substantially less ( 60,000£ vs 3,00,000$). Also MRCP is much more difficult than USMLE as it is a specialist exam.
bro in usa you need to do fellowship too otherwise you will be kicked out of the healthcare system . lookafter healthcare professionals like family med and internal med people are made to work 10 hours-12 hours and are also on call on sundays (for which they get extra pay).hence life is not that rainbowy in usa . to get a rainbow life you need to do fellowships and advanced courses . fellowship duration is another 3 years and advance corses vary from 1 to 2 years ( all the durations depend on your speciality) hence in order to become a stellar healthcare professional you need 3+3+1=7(min) years in usa (otherwise you will not thrive
hence you would need to give exams till you die.ex a doctor who is 70 years old and has parkinsons or alzeimer would also have to give the board exam to recertify himself. otherwise he cannot practice in usa anymore
According to Effort invested to getting Salary is directly proportional in Uk . The healthcare cost is one of the biggest deal breaker IMO. The training length is almost the same . The salary is proportional to hours invested. $300000 in California is equivalent to £80000 in Liverpool. The hours are brutal and these days There is a possibility of one Cancer away from going Bankrupt and setting up a Gofundme Page. Lots of suicides in residency and fellowship . Thanks to >100h of work/week/6-7 months stretch. Add another match for fellowship and needless research stat padding. Not to mention J1 and 2 years of hassle. To get a PR
@@masterchief1653 this is very true. The Recertification exams aren’t cheap either. The corporate world in Us is at a point where the graduates just want to make enough money to clear their debt and get off. It ain’t rosy as it seems. But you get Prestige points though
I will start my internship in 6 months , I didn't start any preparation for usmle so should I start preparing or its too late to start , and if I start how much time will be enough to give step 1 !
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Bro what's is your salary per month in usa please tell us
Hello please make a video about Dubai/middle East jobs opportunities with Indian medicine specialist & super speciality degree like interventional cardiologist! Please 🙏
Hi sir this video was awsm i would like to knw more through such videos specially abt pharmd scope there
Hello sir
Would like to know when r u returning to india and what are your plans towards serving your motherland.
@@rocky5006 he should come to India becoz it rotten already
Thanks for inspiring and guiding many including me regarding usmle stuff... Best of luck for your match and best of luck to everyone reading the comment...
Which step if usmle are u preparing?
Very informative video. Just to clarify your question about internship- All Indian doctors will require 1-year experience after an internship to become equivalent to 2 years of foundation training in UK-regardless of their specialty.
Thank u
Sir, like nowadays we have 1 year bond after mbbs so will that experience be counted. Also will I be considered at any disadvantageous position due to compulsory bond? Your help will be very much appreciated sir
One of the best videos on YT ! Useful enough
After working as an fy2 or internship year 2(as uk has two years of residency) for a year we can apply for the speciality program in Australia directly without AMC, because they accept the GMC registration.
Do you have any links that would help me apply to AMC?
@@thecoffeebrewingmedic9748 do you have Google that can help you?
@@prajwalvs1659 Chill man.My question has atleast answers in Google what do we do about your "cantbehelpfulbutcandefinitelybeanass" syndrome?
@@thecoffeebrewingmedic9748 😂😂
@@thecoffeebrewingmedic9748 Google that again 😂😂
Neet pg reservation in all India quota this yr will touch almost 70 %. So for UR category MBBS grad, most of their dream branch will remain dream for ever. So better prepare PLAB or USMLE.
Indeed
It's becoming worthless to stay here
Really true !
True
Nurses in USA make more money than trained specialists in UK.
Just a thought
@@basicLife7721 even higher than indian doctors lmao
It would have been better if you had interviewed someone who has given the plab exams/has a gmc registration/working in NHS?🧐
This was very useful. Good luck to everyone pursuing their dreams.
PLEASE NOTE- You have to be on tier 2 visa for 5 years in uk after which you get an ILR- indefinite leave to remain. You have to be on ILR for atleast one year only after which you can apply for PR...You do not get PR just by staying in UK for 5 years.
So in total it will take 6 years to get a PR right? From the moment you step into UK?
@@notonfire7318 in us it is 50 to 150 yrs after you get your h1b visa
In the UK's, the ILR is a PR. You become a citizen after having an ILR
After getting the pr can we switch to other job interests?
Dr Manik, there’s a Dr. Shitanshu Kalani who’s a radiology specialist trainee in Nottingham. You could interview him. He’s solid.
Yeah 💯💯...
Very useful video. Excellent questions as well as solid answers
Great job Dr Manik Madan.
Your videos are so inspiring.
All your interviews are so crisp.
Well done 👏 Keep up the good work.👍
Please reply please i got only 70 percentage in 12th class ...do this cause any problems while doing pg like usmle,plab....
Thankyou very much for all the informative information!!! God Bless you sir
Thanyou for having me❤️
To all those feeling, “There’s still time, we’ll do it later”, or “I’m just thinking of giving PLAB” - STOP thinking. IELTS 7.0 and 7.5 are easily achievable with a mere two weeks of studying and watching UA-cam videos of IELTS mocks. Get it done and book your nearest PLAB date and centre ASAP. There’s a VERY HIGH probability of the Indian Government imposing a ban on Foreign Education in an effort to retain the specialty workforce in the country.
Where are you getting this from?😂 Govts cannot impose such bans
@@thebipedCentaur our government has banned major currency chunk in one night exactly 5 years ago. Anything is possible
I am a first year MBBS student.can someone please suggest me what I can incorporate in this time to crack Usmle or plab
@@DrDhaval Govt can do such things but wont stand in court….
It’s not possible because man because it’s deals with other great nations too
Great job Bhai... All your videos are really helpful 🙌
Very useful. Thanks to you guys
hey brother! why does this interview seem incomplete? also, a suggestion, kindly bring in more people like her for such detailed information regarding medicine in UK,, it'll be really very helpful to have different scenarios and experiences put forth for us beginners 😅
another suggestion, kindly give us a brief background check of the people like, their UG colleges, past experiences etc, the way you did with the guy who finished his MBBS from China and went into US for further studies
overall, it was really informative. thank you 😊
The videos are too helpfull. Thanks Sir Manik
Thank you for this! Could you please do one specifically for doing MRCP and practising in the UK after doing Postgraduation in India ( for dermatology)
Same doubt 😅.derma🤍
MD Dermatology from India is not recognised in UK...
@@r.rahman5094 then how to work?
@@thanzirkabeer8145 Thanzir kka don't do PG in India if you want to settle in UK..
Leave right after Internship... (If I'm right you've just finished Internship). Go for the PLAB pathway.
Some YT channels for reference :
Doctor A (Dr. Ajay, a half malayali from Bangalore)
A Lifetime Together (2 malayali Drs. who did MBBS from Pushpagiri)
This info. was much needed 😍
Thank you so much!!! 💕 loved the detailed explanation I’m more secure to attend Plab now!!
Attended?
Great video. You forgot to ask about the negative effect of "gap years" on CV. Like if you take an year off after graduation (to prepare for exam etc) that might result in your rejection from UK. And they may ask you to cover up for that by having a couple of years of consistent work experience and apply again after those years. I might be wrong but maybe you can confirm from somewhere?
Same doubt pls replyy
Yep, that is one concern with the UK. must have continuous practice or at least explain it
Excellent explanation! Awesome !
Please reply please i got only 70 percentage in 12th class ...do this cause any problems while doing pg like usmle,plab....
@@kookie-rd6pe If u aren't passionate about medicine then please don't enter
@@drafifafatima2710 ya i m passionate about that so only asking mam...can u say ans for my question plz ..plz clear my doubt
Thankyou so much for explaining with so much detail regarding the plab and oet exams. However it would be very helpful if you could explain more in detail about the royal college exams like mrcp and mrcs as well. 😁
Thanx a lot for this detailed informative video
Hello sir …
I inquired about plab/canada vs usmle and like you I’m very much satisfied with usmle pathway but i still want to know about countries such as Australia and New Zealand… Can you please make a video explaining about their residencies along with job opportunities and stuff???
will be very helpful ✨
Training
USMLE>Australia=NZ>UK
Pay
US>>Australia>NZ>>>>UK
Difficulty
USMLE>AMC>UK
@@ikseason8288 Thanks :)
Sorry to be the devil's advocate but Australia and NZ aren't much of welcoming countries for img's.
@@jagathjayakumar9634 Unfortunately True. Subtle Racism is present but that doesn't means they aren't welcoming for skilled migrants.
@@ikseason8288 bro is salary for uk doctors is same as indian doctors?
Thank you so much for this video
UK resident salary is actually higher that US. But US consultant salary is much more than UK.
If you get into private practice in the UK, then you can earn in high amount.
Dear Udipta.
The salary of USA is higher and it is way higher not just slightly high. So for an endocrinologist- for example - will earn 2-3 times that of a UK endocrinologist.
In UK , within the market, private vs NHS, the market of private is limited because an average Brit pefers NHS which is free and only a few wealthy go to private. So it is a dynamic of the demand and supply.
In USA, which is predominantly private health care, you can self regulate your private practice depending on how much you want to earn and how many pts you want to see. So if you said - I want to spend time with my kids and parents and family, start the clinic at 10 am/11 am and run till 6 or 7pm its fine or if you wanted to do a PM clinic only everyday, its your choice and you would still earn decent money even with reduced number of hours. In UK, you cant tell in NHS I am going to start my clinic at 10 or 11 am. Your day and rota is decided by the managers and sometimes they can be a handful. And if you decided to go all private, you have to cover the cost of high insurance, premises rental (you cant open a clinic in your backyard no matter how big your garden or backyard is), and your charges will be in accordance and your clinic will be half full. And not to forget the secretary's charges.
The other thing in US is, it is a capital driven market. You will have the big pharmaceutical companies to promote their products. Eg. a new bld sugar monitoring device which can monitor bld sugar 24 hrs. They bear all your travel and hotel stay while you are doing your teaching and also pay you for doing the presentation. . These kind of liberties are not there in UK.
This does not matter so much when you are doing residency but would probably matter when you are a consultant.
Best Wishes.
@@gloriaalva8781 Thank you for your insight 😊
You can very well work in Australia, Saudi and India after working in UK.. Many UK graduates move to Australia as any GMc registered DR can work there.
Are you from Jhansi medical college?
Thanks for sharing this!!
I am doing mbbs nd there is no one to guide me on usmle or plab ...
Keep uploading
Plz make same video for usmle
Its whole process
Contact us for Md/Ms in uk with out plab exam direct admission karnataka region: entu ondu nalku muru entu sonne entu enti ondu elu
The video was very good,
Please make video on Newzealand all process etc
Hi, sir, All of your videos are helpful, But I don’t understand the point of this video.. Of course she’s giving information but we can find this basic info on The internet.. She hasn’t even stepped into UK, So how can she tell the exact salary and when to get PR etc.. You must Interview the people who are already working there🙌 , not students who haven’t even appeared for Ielts/PLAB 1..
On it ! Thanks for the feedback
A little correction, Oz degrees are valid in India but hey who would want to come back to India!
Coz oz is shit,poor doctors
@@LUCID_INTERVAL jali na? Teri jali na?
Take a good look around you. You’ll realise that MAJORITY of your friends and relatives are your future patients. The amount of alcohol and tobacco they consume has increased tremendously. If you can provide the UK standards of healthcare in an Indian setting, and make people feel trusted and valued, they’ll pay you any amount you ask, upfront.
@@yashkurmi1388 don't act as If Indian medical education is bad
Indian medical education is very good
But working conditions aren't
@@jagathjayakumar9634
G.chezhiyan
This year Modi increased reservation in NEET PG from 27% to 65% and then you guys wonder why all great doctors leave this country. Being a doctor myself, all the cream and intelligent students of my MBBS batch have started preparing for foreign exams. This is how you treat MERIT in your country. 🙂
P.S : this is NEET PG. Exam to be a SPECIALIST doctor. All MBBS graduates can easily get a good salary job and earn well, yet government doubled the reservation this year citing “social justice”. Lmao !
*“Ahem” UP elections “Ahem”*
Great information!
Please reply please i got only 70 percentage in 12th class ...do this cause any problems while doing pg like usmle,plab....
Great speech, Thanks
The pay in UK is too Low.living expenses is 20 times more than india and it’s like slavery
True
very informative.
Just wanted to point that the video is not complete; it ended abruptly. Also, the Plab academy courses mentioned; are they done online or only in-person in India? Thanks for the great video!!
They take place in person in UK
Courses for plab 1&2 are available both online and offline … plab 2 courses offline are available in india as well
@@shreeya4963 where ? Which r best ?
Best of Luck
Thank you
Boss, get someone who is in the UK. She is just dreaming. UK has the quota system and IMGs don't get RESPECT. And earning 1lac or 1.5lac in the UK is not enough
Quite a lot of haystack information and a bit of wrong information about training and leaving training in between.
I wish there were more corrections regarding the job and training in the UK . Shouldn’t wire wrong / half information.
Secondly, you don’t need to be exceptionally good to achieve band 7 in writing. It warrants you to understand the requirements of IELTS and the marking scheme.
A bit disappointed with the Dr who is trying to make a future in the UK.
I've heard of many people saying you can do a PhD in UK as a doctor, during your training, especially people interested in oncology. Can IMGs also do this? Please answer, especially since I'm interested in research
Damn Consultants in UK make 7,500 Dollars a month working "just 48h a week"? That's so unfair for the tremendous amount of hardwork they put into become doctors. I deeply respect doctors but I don't get why UK underpays them so much. USA pay is much better for surgical and in-demand specialties like ROAD, otherwise our PCPs are also overworked [60-70hrs a week] and underpaid [160-200k/yr]. I'm a 28 y/o software engineer at google, san fransisco. I passed out from VIT Vellore and did MS in CS at USC. Anyways, my starting salary was 160k USD. 4 years later, i make 350k/yr as a senior software engineer. I only work 38hr a week. With this earning potential, I hope to retire by 50, I thoroughly enjoy my work but it is no where as important as a doctors. Please pay them adequately in UK!
i take home 20k usd a month post taxes
Health care in US is more costly compared to UK
Please introduce your guest yourself. Ask them before the call that what all should I say to introduce you, and say that
7:15
Australia and NZ are like the most sought after destinations for UK trained doctors. Not what she said.
It’s pretty easy to move. And you earn quite a nice amount. Not as much as USA, but top 1% in Australia.
I liked video bro. Great video doctor 👍.
do know know what happen to Gaurav Mudgal? Just asking cuz is he not uploading video. He uploaded his last video, like it's been 1 and half month
plab is better than usmle , love plab
Hey .. just wanted to know about the cv .is it required for FY2 Jobs also .. like can't u build up on it while doing fy2 and then apply for core training jobs ?
Did you finished with your interviews? When are you applying for the match?
I have applied for the match and right now I am giving my interviews.
@@manikmadaan I wish your succed in your dreams ❤️
@@manikmadaan Manik soon you will get an email from your dream hospital. We see your whole journey. I am also excited and waiting for your match.
Hey can you do a video about the whole process to do masters in Germany after mbbs in India
Hi Dr. Muskan, is it possible for indian doctors to join speciality training after PG in India ?? Like do Pediatrics in india and then join neonatology ?
You sure can do fellowship in the US, but you would need to do USMLE for that
Hello manik bro! I am bit confused as she said that she appeared for plab 1 and all the exam. How she can be a intern in kmc manglore? We can give plab1 after graduation right?
Graduation means end of 4.5 years.
So nice
Like MRCP is there any specificity exam for obs n gyni if someone want to persuade their carrier in it. Will you please make a detailed video on it.
After working in uk at fy2 level for 1 year and getting your crest form signed you will have to give an exam called MSRA. Then if you are selected in interview for special training in OB/GYN then you can get CCT in it
What's mrcp and how does it relate to plab
Big fan bro
can we still not get a job after GMC registration even after applying to all jobs
and what will happen if we dont pass MRCP after 2 year core training ? will we be still considered post graduate in india incase we return?
Mostly you will get a job as a non trainee since they have a shortage of doctors. I don't think you can just practice without specialty training. Also please don't worry about MRCP right at the moment. It's 3-5 years ahead in the future.
Your UK training will be only be valid in India with MRCP/MRCS or CCT.
@@SumanPaulDochow likely is it to get a job after getting GMC registration? Also how much time does it take to get a non training job after getting GMC registration? Thanks in advance
In uk also plab is just a licence exam you have to give mrcp to get a pg .
Are there any pre recorded video lectures for plab/UKMLA like marrow or prepladder??
To have a Good CV, are there any online courses that I can do in India?
Sir !
How many interviews are you giving ???
Hi, Is it a problem while applying for plab if u hav taken a one year Gap after completing ur internship??
To be honest i find speaking english fluently is tough than studying medical
Thank you so much . Very well explained I have one point not clarified. Do we hv to pay for our PG if we do a training in a NHS ?
no
@@kookie-rd6pe not at all
Very WRONG ADVICE ON CV- problem of Indian students are always trying to compete even though there is no competition in UK. Doctors are on Short occupation list in Uk, so they need us. That’s why they will choose you once you have a GMC registration. You don’t need to do research and audits Mam just to improve your CV. As you ain’t applying for a PG residency, But a job. All things which you mentioned can be done while doing job in UK to improve your education. Even your workplace will provide you with ample opportunities to enhance your academia.
PLEASE DON’T MAKE PLAB A RAT RACE, LIKE USMLE & NEET PG🙏🏼
Please compare Gmc, mrcp, plab and fy2/fy1
Hey it would be great if somebody pursuing amc from India would guide in some way!
Good 👍
Related to the last question, can a person bring his parents with him to the US? After USMLE ofcourse?
Very very difficult
Is it mandatory to give oet, plab1,plab2, during internship??
What type of visa do you get after plab 2 and gmc registration? Are there any hindrances in visa and immigration in the uk?
Dear Sana.
There are 2 kinds of visas in the IMG journey.
For PLAB2 and GMC registration: visitor visa.
To work: Tier 2 visa which is a work visa.
Best Wishes.
@@gloriaalva8781 Thank you so much Gloria!
Bro
cousres like mrcp intl medicine offering in max hstpl,aster medicity,charging 15 lac per yr
Is it useful?
About the point of not being able to get your parents,can we get our parents on tourist visa?Whats the validity of.the tourist visa?
Which year of mbbs can u give the ielts or oet exam?
Bro you know each other?... I subscribed your channel as well as muskan's...
Still waitin for ur neet journey video
U r everywhere ?
Is this video useful to person who completed his MBBS and deciding for post graduate abroad
yes
After pg specialization, can we go for uk to work there....
Then also we should go through plab..
So I can take the OET instead of the IELTS If I wanted to do my medical residency in the UK?
Manik bhaiya pls suggest are kaplan videos better or Boards and beyond better for USMLE and will this material help me to pass my 1st yr if I do not study from BD chaurasia, gyuton etc.
can u please tell me your med school name in india?
How many years will it take to start non training jobs if we start today preparing OET?
Please reply please i got only 70 percentage in 12th class ...do this cause any problems while doing pg like usmle,plab....
I have not worked for 2 years from now after internship can I still apply now and is there any chance of me securing a non training fy2 job there?
I hope someone answers. 🙏
Yeah you Can. Just give satisfactory Reason for your gap. Gaps and age are not a problem in PLAB.
Do we get paid aftr plab 2 ? Can we practice in australia aftr 1 yr non training personal ? As by my knowledge it is recognised in australia .or we have to do residency befor .
Bhaiya please make a video on private college, is it good or bad and effect on usmle journey please
Actually, it's good to study in a private college vs govt
My neighbor is Fpsc cardiology
Had 3+ years of working in Chaudhry pervez ilahi institute of cardiology Multan
Can he exempted in PLAB exam ?
He wanna fly to UK?
UK has a socialist healthcare system. It is a good place to work if you are not concerned with money and just want to live in first world English speaking country.
UK training is much lengthier (FY- 2 years, CMT- 2 years and ST training - 4-6 years. Atleast 8 years) vs USA ( 3 years of internal medicine residency) and salary is substantially less ( 60,000£ vs 3,00,000$).
Also MRCP is much more difficult than USMLE as it is a specialist exam.
bro in usa you need to do fellowship too otherwise you will be kicked out of the healthcare system .
lookafter healthcare professionals like family med and internal med people are made to work 10 hours-12 hours and are also on call on sundays (for which they get extra pay).hence life is not that rainbowy in usa .
to get a rainbow life you need to do fellowships and advanced courses . fellowship duration is another 3 years and advance corses vary from 1 to 2 years ( all the durations depend on your speciality)
hence in order to become a stellar healthcare professional you need 3+3+1=7(min) years in usa (otherwise you will not thrive
also after every 5 years you have to give exams to recertify your board certificate
hence you would need to give exams till you die.ex a doctor who is 70 years old and has parkinsons or alzeimer would also have to give the board exam to recertify himself. otherwise he cannot practice in usa anymore
According to Effort invested to getting Salary is directly proportional in Uk . The healthcare cost is one of the biggest deal breaker IMO. The training length is almost the same . The salary is proportional to hours invested. $300000 in California is equivalent to £80000 in Liverpool.
The hours are brutal and these days There is a possibility of one Cancer away from going Bankrupt and setting up a Gofundme Page.
Lots of suicides in residency and fellowship . Thanks to >100h of work/week/6-7 months stretch. Add another match for fellowship and needless research stat padding. Not to mention J1 and 2 years of hassle. To get a PR
@@masterchief1653 this is very true. The Recertification exams aren’t cheap either. The corporate world in Us is at a point where the graduates just want to make enough money to clear their debt and get off.
It ain’t rosy as it seems. But you get Prestige points though
Whenever she said “medicine” she meant internal medicine right?
I donot have any research or audit , should i still go for plab?
Interns of 2022-23 will get chance to give plab? Or they may have to appear UKMLA?
Nurses make more than that in USA
Please don't go to UK. Come to USA
Can u not put clickbaity thumbnails like this anymore ?
I will start my internship in 6 months , I didn't start any preparation for usmle so should I start preparing or its too late to start , and if I start how much time will be enough to give step 1 !
Hey i wanted to know can we ask a LOR from a fellow???? In usa
Sir I need one clarification that we can go to uk after specialization only...
any scholarship to study there?
Can you give information about doing residency in Canada after mbbs in india?
Extremely Tough
@@ikseason8288 do you have any experience about it?
From where you have done coaching for oet
More detail on interview???
Can we work in UK after doing MD/MS from India?
Sir/Mam.i have just Passed MBBS . My intersip is panding 6 month. Iam giong uk with my wife sept. 2023 . Can i apper in plab one or MRCP. AndMRCS