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Thank you very much! I was full of doubts. I really want to go to the UK because it's just something I've always wanted. This video was so so helpful! Thank you, all clear now! Excellent video, the best one I've seen about PLAB tests 💟
It was so detailed and helpful. U opened up another oppurtunity for a med student like me. Please keep on making videos on medical education in uk. Thank u!
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Although its true that USMLE is expensive, I believe that if one has always wanted to live and work in the US . They should follow that rather than getting the easy way out. I personally always wanted to go to Uk , so thats why I chose PLAB. But if i wanted to live in the states i would have gone through the USMLE steps fo sho
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Well, I'm not defending here any particular opinion but regarding difficulty level, everyone says PLAB is way easier. But I know someone who has passed USMLE step 1 & 2 from the first time and still failed twice in PLAB2
Well true , ofcourse easy or difficult is based on subjectivity . But as it is the Plab exam does have less steps and less detailed in comparison to USMLE . So yea id still say PLAB is comparatively easier
Hey thank you for compiling the information. I was really struggling to dig into all this. I was wondering if there are any charges to do observership in the nhs?
Most hospitals do charge a fee, but they are considerably less than in the USA. Also, you don't HAVE to do an observership in the UK to get a job, but in the USA, attachments etc are highly suggested to ensure a Match.
Hello doctor thank you for the information. My query is That my grades are a bit lower How hard would it be for me to be selected for an FY1 or FY2 post ? Thanks in advance.
Grades don't really matter in view of landing a job in the Uk . Provided that you have passed your PLAB exam and gotten your GMC registration. I think that would be good enough.
Technically a valid IELTS/OET is not needed for PLAB 2, but it is needed for PLAB 1 and GMC registration application. So if you want to complete all of this with a single exam, you need to do it within the 2 year validity.
Supposedly if I take my ielts in 2021 and take pass plab1 in 2021/2022 and take plab2 2023 so if i apply for gmc certificate, do i have to take ielts again?
Hello Dr. I am MBBS graduate from Nepal and has worked 1 yr as a MO here in surgery department. Currently i gained my interest in PLAB and was thinking about it. I have gone through your videos. I have one query. 1. As in this current situation and crisis, as of now, how hard is it to get job there and chances of getting into training? Please help. I am in dilemma.
Thank you very much Dr. Ibreez for such an informative comparison. May I ask for your guidance please 🙏🏻For an IMG who is currently in her final-year of medical school, is it easier to apply for a 2-yr Foundation Programme in the U.K, or complete 1 yr of internship in my home country then apply for an FY2- stand-alone position, or complete my 1-yr internship and work as a GP in my home country then take it from there to apply to Core training in the U.K.? Please note that 1 year of internship training (post-med school) is a requirement for graduation & granting the MBBS degree by our university, but there are no restrictions on where we train for that, as long as it is a university-teaching hospital or a hospital with a residency training program.
Hello i was curious to ask a question i am international graduate from nepal i no relatives in uk i have recently completed mbbs from nepal and a average student till now i dont have anything to put up in my cv i want to become a surgeon or orthopedic is it possible to study these subjects in uk? i want to only persue to uk if there is good chances of getting surgery in uk , or should i complete my residency in nepal and then think about goin uk ? i am so confused could you please help me ? what is the chances/ percentage of getting general surgery or orthopedic in uk ????? thank you
I'm Meha from India. My medical School will provide me "log book" at the end of completion of the internship. Is it sufficient or do I need "transcript book" for full GMC registration?? Please answer it ASAP sothat i can proceed further accordingly
I always pray for you for your sincere efforts.. please I would like to ask if you work in service job in UK then you applied for trainig job and there is gap inbetwren, could you stay in UK in this period without job yet? What about your BRP?
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Hi doctor. I appreciate that you make this useful video. I have a question. I am a final-year med student and was planning for sitting the PLAB1 test after graduation. However, the Korean government went very wrong and they just don't let us take a license test this year. (We took part in a demonstration against gov', that's why) Anyway, I was wondering if I wasn't able to get an official license this year, could I sit PLAB 1 test after graduation? (Graduation will be in January next year) Probably I could sit my license test in September, next year. I just don't want to waste my time. Thank you.
Can you please suggest me I am from Pakistan and if one's purpose is only good training, and he has to come back to his country after completing the residency and has not to practice as a consultant in the USA, should he go for USMLE or PLAB as there is a good work-life balance in the UK but en excellent training in US and the pay is better in US at consultant level but I plan to do the only residency not job. then Should I go for USMLE or plan? Like should I put such investment and hard work if I have to come back after residency from US?
If you intend on returning to Pakistan, why not think about the Medical Training Initiative (MTI)? roadtouk.com/blog/medical-training-initiative-mti-uk/
I think you have to take step 1 before step 2 now. And step 2 cs has been cancelled for good. And step 1 is pass/fail. No scores. You can also match in the SOAP if you don't match in the main match.
You can take Step 2 before Step 1. The new Step 2 CS information is more recent than the publishing of this video. Step 1 will not be pass/fail until 2022 at the earliest.
@@RoadToUK yes I forgot it was 2022 when that starts. when step 1 becomes pass fail you won't be able to take step 2 before step 1. That was part of the change. I was just updating the video in the comments for you. Not challenging you on that.
Doc thks for your help and what i want to ask is,did our cGPA on our transcipt and Grade during our medical school matter that much as long as we pass the plab 1 and also do good on plab 2 and oet,how likely is our chance for GMC matching and how about also in case of usmle,thks again.
After the recent change that has been made in USMLE : 1. The number of attempts has been made four which was previously six, 2. Numeric scoring has been changed to "Pass/Fail" in Step 1. However, in other parts of USMLE scoring prevails, 3. One can not take Step 2 before completing Step 1.
Is my ielts Vaid during GMC registration if i took it before plab 1 and it is more than 2 years at the time of my GMC registration. Thank you Your vedios are very helpful.
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Could I take PLAB to work for a year in the UK and then take usmle . Or should I just complete MRCP in UK and then apply since it would benefit me in my CV ?! Please, share your opinion. I do not wish to stay in UK permanently.
Can we apply for PLAB 1 during our internship? We get final diploma after completion of internship But we do get provisional certificate after completing 5th year and passing the exams
This is easily the most comprehensive channel I have come across for this process
Thank you for saying so ❤️
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This cleared my doubts regarding usmle and plab probably the best explanation in yt , thank you doc
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what test did you end up choosing?
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This video just made things clearer for me regarding making a choice of moving to the abroad. USMLE is nerve racking .😥
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They way you explain is awesome ! Best ever explanation of USMLE I ever received. Thank you so much 😊
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Hey you are so effective and calm in your way of explaining things 🙈!! Thank you !! You’ve gained a subscriber in 5mins 😻
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This video was extremely helpful. Earned my sub. Tysm. Looking forward to more of your content. For real tho, I can't thank you enough.
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Thank you for the great video! May you please make a video detailing the path to specialization as an IMG who completes internship in the UK.
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Thank you very much! I was full of doubts. I really want to go to the UK because it's just something I've always wanted. This video was so so helpful! Thank you, all clear now! Excellent video, the best one I've seen about PLAB tests 💟
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Thanks a ton! for all the information and time.. God bless
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Thanks mam. Again this was the much needed video.
Thanks ibreez and ajaz for making videos on the much needed topics...keep it up.
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Amazing and in-depth comparison, thanks!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the info. Hope I can meet you in future
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YOU ARE THE BEST, thank you so much!!!!
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It was so detailed and helpful. U opened up another oppurtunity for a med student like me. Please keep on making videos on medical education in uk. Thank u!
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I have been a huge fan of your channel and blog for a long time . SUPER CONTENT 👌
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Perfect video. first time I can get full information about it. Thank you.
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Thanks Doc. USMLE is so expensive. Wow
Very!
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Although its true that USMLE is expensive, I believe that if one has always wanted to live and work in the US . They should follow that rather than getting the easy way out. I personally always wanted to go to Uk , so thats why I chose PLAB. But if i wanted to live in the states i would have gone through the USMLE steps fo sho
@@Drzeezy True, most importantly, follow your heart
Thank you for your explanation. It helped me much.
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U explained everything so perfectly! Thanku
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Well organized with great details. Thanks a lot.
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Veryy useful .. JazakAllah khairan.
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This was incredibly helpful thank you
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Maam the way you explain is amazing...everything is so conceptualized!!
Thanks a lot 😊
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JazakA Allah,, sister,, well articulated points..
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@@RoadToUK can i ask,, can you,,recommend any coaching app,,so that i can tackle well,plab exam,, i am still in medical university..4th yr
Very informative and clear as well, thank you so much for this.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the information, my problem has been solved
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This channel is really great, thank you so much vaiya and apu😍😍
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This video is so informative ..Thank you so much ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Well, I'm not defending here any particular opinion but regarding difficulty level, everyone says PLAB is way easier. But I know someone who has passed USMLE step 1 & 2 from the first time and still failed twice in PLAB2
Exactly. It's down to not underestimating an exam as well.
Well true , ofcourse easy or difficult is based on subjectivity . But as it is the Plab exam does have less steps and less detailed in comparison to USMLE . So yea id still say PLAB is comparatively easier
Thanks again for the clarity
Any time!
Hey thank you for compiling the information. I was really struggling to dig into all this.
I was wondering if there are any charges to do observership in the nhs?
Most hospitals do charge a fee, but they are considerably less than in the USA. Also, you don't HAVE to do an observership in the UK to get a job, but in the USA, attachments etc are highly suggested to ensure a Match.
Thank you for this detailed information.
Our pleasure!
Awesome very helpful explanation and comparison of USMLE and PLAB
Glad to hear that 😁
@@RoadToUK can I get your contact
A very nice and clean explanation, thanks alot
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Thank you! It was very clear ❤️
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But your smile while explaining plab tells that plab is better than usmle ☺😆...
Really best and more knowledgeable video
😉☺️
Interesting.....thank you so much doc👌👌
Welcome!
it is very helpful thank you doc
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Awesome explanation. Thank you
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Please make a video on the other ways we can follow to become a dr in UK
Please see: ruclips.net/video/z4UghNcKl4U/видео.html
Thanks a lot... Ur information is really helpful....
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Appreciate your help!!
Need MRCP Vs Plab also
Thanks
Noted!
Thanks for Your valuable explanation
Happy to help!
Very informative , thank you very much
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Your information is eye opener for me .....
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Best review thumbs up👌👌
Appreciated
Informative video, thanks 🙏
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Lovely explanation , also you look so nice💙
Thank you so much 🥰
Please talk about the salary, work environment, duty hours etc.
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Hey do we have to pay college fees during our post graduation medical study after giving PLAB? cause we don't pay once get matched in USA.
Nope. You don't even have to pay to apply for training in the UK- unlike the USA. Please also see: ruclips.net/video/OEWSOoTzI6Y/видео.html
Hello doctor thank you for the information.
My query is That my grades are a bit lower
How hard would it be for me to be selected for an FY1 or FY2 post ?
Thanks in advance.
Grades are not taken into consideration.
Grades don't really matter in view of landing a job in the Uk . Provided that you have passed your PLAB exam and gotten your GMC registration. I think that would be good enough.
Mam, could you please explain more about EPIC?
Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/epic-gmc-registration/
Excellent information!
Thanks for saying so!
Thanks a lot for helping us.
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best explanation on planet earth !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Very informative video. Thanku soo much mam 💐🤗. Mam please make a video about the pathway to become a GP in UK. Thanku mam ✨.
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@@RoadToUK thanku soo much 💐
I just found ur channel. Loving all the info provided by you. Im a 4th year student, please suggest me any practice books for plab
Thanks for saying so 😊
Please see: roadto.uk/5qkm/
After clearing IELTS/OET withing 2 years we have to clear plab1 or both plab 1 and 2. Because OET /IELTS result accepted up to 2 years.
Technically a valid IELTS/OET is not needed for PLAB 2, but it is needed for PLAB 1 and GMC registration application. So if you want to complete all of this with a single exam, you need to do it within the 2 year validity.
Supposedly if I take my ielts in 2021 and take pass plab1 in 2021/2022 and take plab2 2023 so if i apply for gmc certificate, do i have to take ielts again?
@@farihatahanimimi6507 If the IELTS expires by that time, then yes.
Excellent information! Please I want to know if there are courses or academies to prepare for the PLAB 1 and 2 exam
Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/how-to-prepare-for-plab-1/
Thank you so much for this video .... non of them are good for me both are so expensive goodbye my dreams
Sorry to hear that :(
Thanks for the information.
Any time!
What is the per month salary of a neurologist in USA/UK? Please reply. I am your biggest fan
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Such an informative video.. really helpful, thank you ma’am.
U both give best explanations so far.
You're very welcome!
Hello Dr. I am MBBS graduate from Nepal and has worked 1 yr as a MO here in surgery department. Currently i gained my interest in PLAB and was thinking about it. I have gone through your videos. I have one query.
1. As in this current situation and crisis, as of now, how hard is it to get job there and chances of getting into training?
Please help. I am in dilemma.
People are still getting jobs and entering training.
Thank you very much Dr. Ibreez for such an informative comparison. May I ask for your guidance please 🙏🏻For an IMG who is currently in her final-year of medical school, is it easier to apply for a 2-yr Foundation Programme in the U.K, or complete 1 yr of internship in my home country then apply for an FY2- stand-alone position, or complete my 1-yr internship and work as a GP in my home country then take it from there to apply to Core training in the U.K.? Please note that 1 year of internship training (post-med school) is a requirement for graduation & granting the MBBS degree by our university, but there are no restrictions on where we train for that, as long as it is a university-teaching hospital or a hospital with a residency training program.
What is FY2 may 🤔 i know
Easier in what sense? These paths don't have competition ratios as such, so it's best you first consider how soon you'd like to start in the NHS.
@@meerahmed74 FY2 = Foundation Year 2.
Very nice explaination. Keep it up👍👍
Thanks 😊
THAT WAS VERY HELPFUL THANK YOUUU
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Hello
i was curious to ask a question
i am international graduate from nepal
i no relatives in uk
i have recently completed mbbs from nepal and a average student till now i dont have anything to put up in my cv
i want to become a surgeon or orthopedic is it possible to study these subjects in uk?
i want to only persue to uk if there is good chances of getting surgery in uk , or should i complete my residency in nepal and then think about goin uk ?
i am so confused
could you please help me ? what is the chances/ percentage of getting general surgery or orthopedic in uk ?????
thank you
Please see this link to get an idea of the competition ratios: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-opportunities-in-uk/
Hii madam even I have the same interests and doubts. can you please share me if you had got those answers?
U r great dr ibreez
:)
I'm Meha from India. My medical School will provide me "log book" at the end of completion of the internship. Is it sufficient or do I need "transcript book" for full GMC registration??
Please answer it ASAP sothat i can proceed further accordingly
GMC doesn't need either.
I always pray for you for your sincere efforts.. please I would like to ask if you work in service job in UK then you applied for trainig job and there is gap inbetwren, could you stay in UK in this period without job yet? What about your BRP?
There would need to be a visa overlap.
Thank you so much dr
Welcome 😊
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Amaizing content thank you so much
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For the observership, how do you apply for it? Is it before you apply for residencies? And how good are your chances without this observership?
yeah, need a video about MRCP and MRCS
You either choose medicine or you choose surgery...that is the difference.
Not even a thank you, just a demand?
Sorry, i wasn’t online, Thank you, for reminding me to be thankful😊 @Hosni.
Needed to know about the procedures.
Thank you Mam!
Welcome!
Thank you :) doc
Any time :)
Best explanation ❤️
Thanks!
You are extremely sweet and well spoken:)
Thank you so much 🙂
Hi doctor. I appreciate that you make this useful video. I have a question. I am a final-year med student and was planning for sitting the PLAB1 test after graduation. However, the Korean government went very wrong and they just don't let us take a license test this year. (We took part in a demonstration against gov', that's why)
Anyway, I was wondering if I wasn't able to get an official license this year, could I sit PLAB 1 test after graduation? (Graduation will be in January next year)
Probably I could sit my license test in September, next year. I just don't want to waste my time. Thank you.
Yes you can.
all doubts cleared just in 16 minutes.
Great to hear!
Can you please suggest me I am from Pakistan and if one's purpose is only good training, and he has to come back to his country after completing the residency and has not to practice as a consultant in the USA, should he go for USMLE or PLAB as there is a good work-life balance in the UK but en excellent training in US and the pay is better in US at consultant level but I plan to do the only residency not job. then Should I go for USMLE or plan? Like should I put such investment and hard work if I have to come back after residency from US?
If you intend on returning to Pakistan, why not think about the Medical Training Initiative (MTI)? roadtouk.com/blog/medical-training-initiative-mti-uk/
Ma'am I am a final year medical student I wanted to ask that how should I start my prep
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Thank you so much
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Hey! (:
Could you please tell me how to prepare my CV and what all it should contain?
- IMG from India
Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/creating-the-perfect-cv/
@@RoadToUK thanks! 😃
@@mahalakshmiviswanathan4079 You're welcome!
Which one pays much bigger salary because I know that nothing great comes easy!!! US 🇺🇸 or UK 🇬🇧?
I think you have to take step 1 before step 2 now. And step 2 cs has been cancelled for good. And step 1 is pass/fail. No scores. You can also match in the SOAP if you don't match in the main match.
You can take Step 2 before Step 1. The new Step 2 CS information is more recent than the publishing of this video. Step 1 will not be pass/fail until 2022 at the earliest.
@@RoadToUK yes I forgot it was 2022 when that starts. when step 1 becomes pass fail you won't be able to take step 2 before step 1. That was part of the change. I was just updating the video in the comments for you. Not challenging you on that.
Please, all IMGs get accepted in the SOAP or is there a possibility to stay with out a job ?
Doc thks for your help and what i want to ask is,did our cGPA on our transcipt and Grade during our medical school matter that much as long as we pass the plab 1 and also do good on plab 2 and oet,how likely is our chance for GMC matching and how about also in case of usmle,thks again.
It has no bearing.
Thanku so much MAM
You're welcome! Keep watching!
After the recent change that has been made in USMLE : 1. The number of attempts has been made four which was previously six, 2. Numeric scoring has been changed to "Pass/Fail" in Step 1. However, in other parts of USMLE scoring prevails, 3. One can not take Step 2 before completing Step 1.
Numeric score will be applicable from Jan 2022.
The attempt limit will come into place in 2021. www.usmle.org/attemptlimit.html
Is my ielts Vaid during GMC registration if i took it before plab 1 and it is more than 2 years at the time of my GMC registration. Thank you Your vedios are very helpful.
No.
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Could I take PLAB to work for a year in the UK and then take usmle . Or should I just complete MRCP in UK and then apply since it would benefit me in my CV ?! Please, share your opinion. I do not wish to stay in UK permanently.
If you don't intend to stay in the UK, why take their exams? Just concentrate on USMLE.
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Well explained senoir🏁
Thanks!
When do we have to register for ECFMG in PLAB pathway
Can we apply for PLAB 1 during our internship?
We get final diploma after completion of internship
But we do get provisional certificate after completing 5th year and passing the exams
Yes.