@@DEEPJYOTICHAUDHURI Thanks DEEPJYOTICHAUDHURI Feel free to refer the video for your friends taking the exam. You are lucky enough to join the best resource for mrcs part b if you are interested send your email, it’s for free if you joined before July
First of all thank you so much for the video which limited the confusion I had. Secondly.. Do I need my MBBS signed by someone with the FULL membership in RCS-Edinburgh or someone who took the part A only ?
@@MEDICOPLASTY thanks for thr reply. well I’m not currently employed because of lack of documents and verifications due to this RSF & Army war thing going on back home.. but I’m doing a clinical attachment sooo my question is : does the signature of one my seniors with FRCS help even though I’m not actually working there ? Thanks again doctor ❤️
Did you take a post graduation degree in surgery from your home country or you started talking preparation after completing your MBBS? I just completed my MBBS. I want to take preparation but I find the questions really difficult for my level. I'm really getting panicked and don't know what to do. I feel like I know nothing and everything is new to me.😢😢
Hey Mariazaman, So, diving into postgraduate prep can feel like stepping into the unknown-I get it. At the start, those questions seem like a different language, right? But here's the deal: Back to Basics: Brush up on your MBBS knowledge. Strong foundation, strong game. Plan It Out: Break this beast down. Bit by bit. You got this. Practice Hustle: Those tricky questions? They'll bow down with practice. Consistency is key. Get Help: No shame in asking for backup. Profs, seniors, online wizards-tap into that wisdom. Positive Vibes Only: Feeling lost is part of the journey. Celebrate small wins. You're on this path for a reason. Chill Breaks: Burnout? Not on your watch. Take breaks, recharge, and tackle it refreshed. Exam Mode Activate: Simulate those exam vibes. Pressure's on, but you're built for this. Remember, it's okay not to have all the answers right away. You've aced MBBS-this is just the next level. Own it, Mariazaman! 🚀✨
Hi Kelvintettehahulu, You can send an email to them explaining that you are not able to find a surgeon with FRCS and they will accept, We did that for one of our friends.
If you took Part A with Edinburgh for example you can easily take part B with another college for example England ,you just need to provide your MBBS and part A result. Part B now available Internationally and each college has specific schedule and specific countries but the exams are the same.
One of the best Video so far I have seen Regarding MRCS preparation.
Thanks Fahadabid
Thank you very much Mr. This video helped me a lot for passing this current MRCS Part-A held on 07 May 24
Congratulations🥳
I’m so happy to hear that
@@MEDICOPLASTY Thank you once again. Especially that strategy to mildly rub eyes in between made me feel better
@@DEEPJYOTICHAUDHURI
Thanks DEEPJYOTICHAUDHURI
Feel free to refer the video for your friends taking the exam.
You are lucky enough to join the best resource for mrcs part b if you are interested send your email, it’s for free if you joined before July
Wow doctor so u are inside UK😍😍
Thank you for very in informative video
Pleasure!
Thank You Very Much ❤
+Tanvir Nahid Fahim
It’s my pleasure Tanvir♥️
Thank you so much
You have a nice soul
Thank you 🙏,
Obviously you too.
Greatest doctor my bro
I dis agree😂
Amazing,
Plz give me materials links
First of all thank you so much for the video which limited the confusion I had. Secondly.. Do I need my MBBS signed by someone with the FULL membership in RCS-Edinburgh or someone who took the part A only ?
Thanks Zakaria, Iam glad you enjoy yes it .
Your certificate needs to be Signed by FRCS Holder or Your Hospital or Solicitor
@@MEDICOPLASTY thanks for thr reply. well I’m not currently employed because of lack of documents and verifications due to this RSF & Army war thing going on back home.. but I’m doing a clinical attachment sooo my question is : does the signature of one my seniors with FRCS help even though I’m not actually working there ?
Thanks again doctor ❤️
Did you take a post graduation degree in surgery from your home country or you started talking preparation after completing your MBBS? I just completed my MBBS. I want to take preparation but I find the questions really difficult for my level. I'm really getting panicked and don't know what to do. I feel like I know nothing and everything is new to me.😢😢
Hey Mariazaman,
So, diving into postgraduate prep can feel like stepping into the unknown-I get it. At the start, those questions seem like a different language, right? But here's the deal:
Back to Basics: Brush up on your MBBS knowledge. Strong foundation, strong game.
Plan It Out: Break this beast down. Bit by bit. You got this.
Practice Hustle: Those tricky questions? They'll bow down with practice. Consistency is key.
Get Help: No shame in asking for backup. Profs, seniors, online wizards-tap into that wisdom.
Positive Vibes Only: Feeling lost is part of the journey. Celebrate small wins. You're on this path for a reason.
Chill Breaks: Burnout? Not on your watch. Take breaks, recharge, and tackle it refreshed.
Exam Mode Activate: Simulate those exam vibes. Pressure's on, but you're built for this.
Remember, it's okay not to have all the answers right away. You've aced MBBS-this is just the next level. Own it, Mariazaman! 🚀✨
@@MEDICOPLASTY thank you so much for creating such a inspiring vibe. I'm really trying for it. But don't know I'll pass it or not.
Thanks for the video , if you do not know a royal college surgeon to stamp your certificate, how does one go about it ?
Hi Kelvintettehahulu,
You can send an email to them explaining that you are not able to find a surgeon with FRCS and they will accept, We did that for one of our friends.
Can I please get your contact to reach out to you ?
Sir I’m pursuing mbbs I’m in 3 year Can I prepare from now onwards for mrcs can you suggest me any couching apps for preparing
Hi Dr Kannadiga,
Yes you can start preparing from now by:
1/Gathering an information about the exam
2/Strengthening your Basic especially Anatomy.
@@MEDICOPLASTYtq❤
والفرق بين الكلية بجزء الثاني بB شكد بتفرق بعدين اكو كليات احسن من الثانيه لو شنو
If you took Part A with Edinburgh for example you can easily take part B with another college for example England ,you just need to provide your MBBS and part A result.
Part B now available Internationally and each college has specific schedule and specific countries but the exams are the same.
Brother , how did you refer with recalls....... And how shall i contact you. ....
My what's number available 24/7
00447453315868
Hello sir can u guide me
Of course, how can I help you?
@@MEDICOPLASTY every thing means study materials and questions bank and mocks tests
Isnt the part A of exam in May?
january-april -september
Yes it's today. I'm gonna write it . Please pray for me and my friend who's also writing
جميل جدا
Thank you Abdalgader ♥️
Can u gv omaima notes link plz
Write your number please
@@MEDICOPLASTY can u plz share me all availble recalls which u have for MRCS A
Please give links for fawzia sheets