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Hi! First of all, congratulations on clearing FMGE in your first attempt-well done! 🎉 Now that you’ve cleared FMGE, you can start your journey toward practicing medicine in India or exploring opportunities abroad, depending on your goals. If you’re planning to work in India, you’ll need to complete your internship and apply for registration with the National Medical Commission (NMC). If you’re interested in going abroad (e.g., the UK, Australia, or the US): For the UK, you can start preparing for the PLAB exam, which allows foreign medical graduates to work as doctors in the UK. For Australia, you can look into the AMC exams. For the US, the pathway involves the USMLE exams. Feel free to share what you’re planning, and I’d be happy to guide you step by step. 😊 Team CoachMinister

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Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I’m really glad you liked the video. When it comes to earnings as a consultant, it depends on your priorities. In the UK, consultants earn well and have a good work-life balance. In Australia, salaries are also good, and the lifestyle is often considered better, with a focus on work-life balance. If earning the highest salary is your main goal, then the US is usually the best option, but it often comes with longer working hours and more stress. If you’re looking for both good earnings and a balanced lifestyle, Australia and the UK are excellent options. Let me know what’s most important to you, and I’d be happy to help further! 😊 Looking forward to hearing from you! Team CoachMinister

@@CoachMinister Really appreciate your response but actually for USA need quit now g amount of money and it's more difficult more than thoughts like beside passing exam we have to do more things . So option is UK or Australia so i choose UK is good choice or bad one

@@ahmadhassan6110 Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! 😊 You’re absolutely right-the US pathway can be quite expensive and demanding, requiring not just exam preparation but also clinical rotations, observerships, and visa processes. Choosing between the UK and Australia depends on your personal priorities. The UK is a great choice if you’re looking for structured career progression, excellent training opportunities, and a chance to specialize in various fields. The PLAB route is also relatively simpler and less expensive compared to the USMLE or AMC pathways. That said, Australia is also fantastic in terms of work-life balance and great quality of life. Since you’re leaning toward the UK, I’d say it’s a very smart choice, especially if you want a clear path to becoming a specialist. If you need guidance on the PLAB process, feel free to ask-I’m happy to help! 😊

Oh no! Looks like your dermatologist didn’t use the secret doctor handwriting font this time! 😅 But don’t worry-being able to read the diagnosis and prescription doesn’t mean your dermatologist is any less trustworthy. In fact, they probably wanted to make sure you clearly understood everything. 😊 Trust the treatment, and if you still have doubts, you can always ask them to explain more. Hope you’re on the way to feeling better soon! 💊✨

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Dear Sanjana - the Max scholarship for 2024-25 is already closed. Please keep an eye on the official website for the next year. Link - www.maxhealthcarefoundation.org/max-medical-scholarship-programme/ All the best!

Hi Komal, Embarking on a nursing career in Qatar involves a structured process to ensure compliance with the country's healthcare standards. Below is a comprehensive guide outlining the necessary steps: 1. Educational and Professional Qualifications Nursing Degree: Possess an accredited nursing degree or an equivalent qualification. Licensure: Hold a valid nursing license from your home country. Experience: Accumulate at least two years of relevant clinical experience, as Qatari employers typically prefer candidates with practical exposure. 2. Language Proficiency English: Demonstrate proficiency in English, often through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL. Arabic: While not mandatory, familiarity with Arabic can be advantageous in patient interactions. 3. Credential Verification Primary Source Verification (PSV): Engage the DataFlow Group to authenticate your educational and professional credentials, a prerequisite for licensure. 4. Licensing Examination Prometric Exam: Register for and pass the Qatar Prometric Exam, which assesses your nursing knowledge and competencies. 5. Licensing and Registration Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners (QCHP): Submit your verified credentials and Prometric Exam results to QCHP to obtain your license to practice in Qatar. 6. Employment Acquisition Job Search: Explore opportunities through online job portals, recruitment agencies, or direct applications to healthcare institutions in Qatar. Employment Offer: Secure a job offer from a recognized Qatari healthcare facility, as this is essential for visa sponsorship. 7. Visa and Residency Work Visa: With your employer's sponsorship, apply for a work visa, which typically involves submitting necessary documents and undergoing health and background checks. Residence Permit: Upon arrival in Qatar, obtain a residence permit, allowing you to live and work in the country legally. 8. Health and Background Checks Medical Examination: Undergo mandatory health screenings to ensure fitness for duty. Police Clearance: Provide a police clearance certificate from your home country, confirming the absence of a criminal record. 9. Relocation and Integration Housing: Arrange accommodation, either independently or through employer assistance. Cultural Orientation: Familiarize yourself with Qatari customs, laws, and societal norms to facilitate a smooth transition. By meticulously following these steps, you can navigate the process of becoming a registered nurse in Qatar, contributing to the nation's healthcare sector while advancing your professional career.

"Getting a Radiographer job in Qatar involves these steps: 1️⃣ Qualifications: Ensure you have a recognized degree or diploma in Radiography, such as B.Sc. in Radiology or a similar qualification. 2️⃣ Licensing: Apply for the QCHP license (Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners). You'll need to clear the Prometric exam and meet their eligibility criteria. 3️⃣ Experience: Most employers prefer candidates with at least 2-3 years of experience. Fresh graduates can explore entry-level opportunities as well. 4️⃣ Job Search: Apply through healthcare recruitment agencies, hospital websites, or job portals like LinkedIn, Bayt, or Indeed. Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) is one of the largest employers for healthcare professionals in Qatar. 5️⃣ Documents: Prepare essential documents like your degree certificates, transcripts, license, and experience letters. 💰 Salary: The monthly salary for Radiographers in Qatar typically ranges from QAR 7,000 to 15,000 (₹1.6 lakh to ₹3.3 lakh) depending on your experience and the employer. Many jobs also include benefits like housing, transportation, and healthcare. Qatar offers excellent career opportunities with a high standard of living. Good luck with your journey! Feel free to ask if you need more details. 😊"

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No, there is no official age limit for nurses to attend the DHA (Dubai Health Authority) exam. However, there are some key points to keep in mind: 1️⃣ Experience Matters: Most employers in Dubai prefer nurses with recent and relevant clinical experience. If you’ve been out of practice for a long time, you may need to update your skills or gain additional training. 2️⃣ Eligibility Requirements: To apply for the DHA exam, you must meet the basic criteria, including a recognized nursing qualification, a valid license from your home country, and proof of work experience (usually 2 years for registered nurses). 3️⃣ Fitness for Practice: While there’s no age limit, you’ll need to pass a medical fitness test as part of the licensing process to ensure you are physically and mentally fit to work. Dubai values experienced professionals, so age is not a barrier as long as you meet the other eligibility criteria. Good luck with your exam and your journey toward a nursing career in Dubai! 😊"

Now I wish to work in dubai after one year because I have to complete my probation period

I hav 2 year gap now I am working in a major hospital since one year

Hi! For dentists taking the HAAD exam, the minimum passing score is also 500 out of 800. The exam format is similar, with multiple-choice questions and a focus on dental-specific knowledge. Make sure to prepare thoroughly and review key topics like oral surgery, prosthodontics, periodontics, and patient care. Best of luck! Feel free to reach out if you have more questions 😊.

Hey, thanks for your comment! The salary range I mentioned is based on the average for nurses in Qatar, but it can vary depending on experience, qualifications, and the healthcare institution. Qatar is known for offering competitive pay, plus benefits like accommodation and transport. If you have any specific questions or would like more details, feel free to ask! I'm here to help.

If you are pursuing your MBBS from a government medical college recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC), you are eligible to appear for the PLAB exam. As long as your medical degree is recognized by the NMC and listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, you meet the basic eligibility criteria for PLAB. Would you like more details on the PLAB exam process or any other related queries?

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Hi, Kindly note the eligibility criteria for specialist pathway - 1. The specialization that you have done is needed in Australia and you have an offer from a certain employer in Australia (For more - www.amc.org.au/pathways/) 2. Expedited specialist pathway: in this case you must have a specialization for which AMC is looking for IMGs on priority (For more info - www.medicalboard.gov.au/Registration/International-Medical-Graduates/Expedited-specialist-pathway.aspx) 3. If you want to enroll into an Australian college and study a certain specialization full time. For the 1st and 2nd, the time taken and expenses incurred are conditional (it will depend on how soon your employer wants you to join, who is sponsoring for registration, visa, tickets, etc). For the 3rd, the duration will depend on which course you enroll in, and the expenses will depend on the college fee, scholarships, visa, etc., I hope this was helpful. Please let us know if you have more questions. Thanks!

Hi Lavanya, Majority of people who pass KAPS (now OPRA) exam, they work in the retail industry. A very small percentage of people end up working either in hospital or clinic as a pharmacist. Also, to become a pharmacist in Australia, you must pass OPRA exam and register yourself with APHRA. In general, the working condition and pay in Australia is excellent. Kindly refer to our podcasts for an in-depth understanding - 1. ruclips.net/video/7VXxWZdsJFI/видео.html 2. ruclips.net/video/TV4utibKQgA/видео.html 3. ruclips.net/video/-s79j0ttyZw/видео.html Please feel free to ask if you have more questions. Thanks.

Kindly note that there is no negative marking in either of these exams. If you answer a question correctly, you will get the credit for it. And if you answer a question incorrectly, you get zero credit for it; your marks won't be deducted though. I hope this helps. Kindly let us know if you have any more questions. All the best! :)

Also if I didn't have internship certificate or working experience (house job) certificate ,what to fill while filling EPIC verification?

Can u tell me English speaking test like IELTS or OET , should given. Before exam or we can give after AMC 1 MCQ exam?

Hi! 😊 No worries, let me help you. For the AMC (Australian Medical Council) exam, work experience or internship is not mandatory to be eligible. As an FMG (Foreign Medical Graduate), you just need: A valid primary medical degree from a university listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. Your documents verified through the EPIC (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates International Credentials Services). Since you haven't cleared FMGE yet, it shouldn't affect your AMC eligibility. However, make sure to verify your documents carefully and follow the EPIC account process. Feel free to ask if you need more guidance, and best of luck! 🙏🏻✨

Hi! 😊 Great question! For the AMC exams, you don’t need to complete an English language test like IELTS or OET before sitting for the AMC 1 MCQ exam. However, you must clear an English language test (IELTS/OET) before moving forward to the clinical phase, such as applying for AMC 2 or jobs in Australia. It's a good idea to start preparing for IELTS/OET early, but you can give the test after completing the AMC 1 MCQ exam. Let me know if you need tips on the process. Good luck! 🙌✨

Hi! 😊 If you don’t have an internship or work experience certificate, don’t worry! While filling the EPIC verification, you can simply skip the section asking for work or internship details, as it's not mandatory for document verification. Focus on uploading your MBBS degree/diploma and ensure it’s from a medical school listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. The EPIC system is primarily for verifying your educational qualifications, so internship or work experience certificates are not a requirement. If you're unsure about any step, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your journey! 🙏✨

The total cost in Indian currency is approximately ₹1,91,727. This includes the eligibility check (810 AUD), skilled assessment update (610 AUD), and OPRA exam fees (2190 AUD), converted at an exchange rate of 1 AUD = 53.11 INR. Please verify the exchange rate with your bank or forex provider for the exact amount. 😊

Hi - after clearing AMC 1, you become eligible for some jobs. You can definitely apply for regular residency jobs & get selected. However, once you clear your AMC 2, your chances of getting hired becomes very high. Also, after AMC 2, you earn a better salary. All the best!

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Ah, that’s an interesting take! While many students go abroad with the dream of working there, a significant number of foreign medical graduates do return to India to practice. Here’s why: 1️⃣ High Demand for Doctors in India: According to the National Health Profile, India faces a doctor-patient ratio of 1:854 (as of 2023), far below the WHO-recommended ratio of 1:1000. Many foreign graduates see this as an opportunity to serve and build a career back home. 2️⃣ Competitive Exams Like FMGE/NExT: Over 23,000 students appeared for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) in 2023, aiming to get licensed in India. That’s a solid indicator of how many graduates wish to return and contribute here. 3️⃣ Cultural & Family Ties: For many, working in their home country is not just about career-it’s about being close to family and giving back to their communities. 4️⃣ Economic Realities: Setting up a practice in India is often more feasible financially compared to navigating visa challenges and job markets abroad. So yes, plenty of students do come back, and their contribution is crucial in strengthening India’s healthcare system. 😊 Every choice has a story behind it!