USMLE 🇺🇸 vs PLAB 🇬🇧 in 2024 | Exams, Residency, Lifestyle, Salary & Beyond

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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

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  • @manikmadaan
    @manikmadaan  Год назад +212

    Attention all cool kids! If you found this one valuable, consider smashing that like button and subscribe to join our awesome squad !

    • @sushanpokharel340
      @sushanpokharel340 Год назад +2

      one of the most comprehensive videos about the comparison i ever seen.

    • @nafizanam07
      @nafizanam07 Год назад +2

      Can You tell me if is it possible for a Muslim female to practice in the US wearing a hejab, or burka if she passes USMLE?

    • @istapraqzun4303
      @istapraqzun4303 Год назад

      can someone still go n apply for ajob to usa after doing plab or u have to start from usmle again

    • @israrmangat9482
      @israrmangat9482 Год назад

      Very useful information, I want to know for consultant if someone already did FCPS+fellowship in Pakistan, Can they follow the same paths or any other , kindly let me know

    • @mojahidulislam42
      @mojahidulislam42 Год назад

      U know just for booking plab 1 u need oet and after oet you will get a seat for plab 1 atleast after 9-12 months for example GMC is opening plab 1 seat for Feb and May 2024 in june 2023 📅 it's not easily available, also the pass percentage is 60-65% for part one , after plab 1 you will book plab part 2 which will be available after 6-8 months and again consider pass percentage is approx 60 % so alot of PPL need to give this again also after passing GMC registration will take 1-3 months then comes the job the avarage time is 3-9 months so the total time from oet to uk fy2 job is 2-2.5 years if someone pass everything in first attempt.. so u mentioned 4-6 month till getting into foundation year 2 is not a correct information as plab 1 seat are not available like before

  • @mahnoormusharaf2199
    @mahnoormusharaf2199 Год назад +73

    I didn't expect this video to address all my concerns in such short time ❤

  • @thecerebrum.
    @thecerebrum. Год назад +170

    USMLE kinda says hey, you wanna study here? Crack this bisch.

  • @kofimpaa
    @kofimpaa Год назад +17

    This is solid and 100% Accurate!!! Excellent work. Thank you.

  • @gtx650ti11
    @gtx650ti11 Год назад +24

    Thank you so much for explaning everything. Iam a 2nd year student(MBBS) and am looking forward to PLAB.

  • @feyrerhys8794
    @feyrerhys8794 Год назад +19

    This was by far THE BEST video out there regarding usmle and PLAB .

  • @uniqueorrn4342
    @uniqueorrn4342 Год назад +199

    I would like to add that it’s incredibly difficult to book plab 1 and plab 2 seats and Manik said 6months time frame referring to the study duration. Plab is relatively easier to crack study wise, subject material is less and difficulty is low. However, the fact that the exam itself is only conducted 4 times a year and only limited number of seats are released twice a year, it is virtually impossible to clear plab in 6 months. Realistically I’d say it takes about 12 months from the day you clear ielts to getting GMC registered. And then an unknowable period of time in between applying for jobs and landing your first job. And roughly another 6-12 months between the start of the non training Job and getting into a training program. So for a hard comparison USMLE AND PLAB both will take you about 2 years before you can have a shot at getting residency. But plab will take longer to finish unless you want to be a GP ! However, you’ll work lesser hours at a stretch in the UK. So it’s almost the same deal you either work for a lesser duration of time over 5 to 6 years or you work 80 hours a day in 3 years. Both options you leave your country and get a better training and quality of life. Salaries are comparable however, in later years, US doctors will make more.

    • @inspiringmuslim
      @inspiringmuslim Год назад

      So what about MRCP???
      I REALLY wanna be a doctor in the UK please guide me through

    • @inspiringmuslim
      @inspiringmuslim Год назад

      I m so tensed please help

    • @HamzaAfridi999
      @HamzaAfridi999 Год назад

      @@inspiringmuslim that’s way longer!

    • @inspiringmuslim
      @inspiringmuslim Год назад

      @@HamzaAfridi999 like can u explain actually I m a fresher

    • @HamzaAfridi999
      @HamzaAfridi999 Год назад

      @@inspiringmuslim in mrcp u will start from CT1 if u wanna to be a consultant but if not then ST3!

  • @YASSIIRSEC
    @YASSIIRSEC Год назад +60

    Hey Manik, really appreciate the content your providing. Making a video about fellowship pathways as an IMG in the US and the UK would be extremely helpful. Keep up the good work

  • @nirrony7487
    @nirrony7487 8 месяцев назад +5

    Very nice and neatly trimmed content!... Very informative! Thankyou so much.

  • @saraqadir8172
    @saraqadir8172 3 месяца назад +3

    So concise and clear. Too much content to consume that one can get confused but i was hooked the whole time. Thank you keep em coming!!!!

  • @clxer...1780
    @clxer...1780 Год назад +7

    I gained a lot of insight, and, it is concise. Thank you for the effort.

  • @warisrashidi140
    @warisrashidi140 Год назад +64

    I believe USMLE is unnecessarily tough and expensive while PLAB isn’t.
    Doctors do get paid less compared to USA but knowledge wise its almost the same level

    • @im_prax
      @im_prax 8 месяцев назад +4

      Yes, 25 lacs is not a joke for many of us indians. Most of us dont come from a rich background. Our dream of being in the US will just remain a dream.

  • @giltyakhtar
    @giltyakhtar Год назад +240

    Would really appreciate a video on the AMC medical exam and how it compares to USMLE AND PLAB.

    • @pallabipurkayastha7030
      @pallabipurkayastha7030 Год назад +12

      Same here....
      I will appreciate if u talk about scope in Australia post pg from india

    • @stephenmc8271
      @stephenmc8271 Год назад +3

      Well, I've taken the exams for the 4th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it. 😭💔

    • @lorientheresa4844
      @lorientheresa4844 Год назад +2

      I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that l've not lost hope.

    • @susandorothy9883
      @susandorothy9883 Год назад +2

      You will pass Every one has their own season, just keep going, pray and believe you will receive.

    • @benjaminfranklin4631
      @benjaminfranklin4631 Год назад +3

      So sorry to hear you guys complain deeply of failing the exam. But I will assure you that the USMLE steps exam won't be a problem to you anymore,if you work with someone like MRS MARIA BROWN. She help me through my exam and I made it through.

  • @Cottoncandy2510
    @Cottoncandy2510 Год назад +181

    Hi Manik, PLAB pathway has become harder and it DOES NOT take 4-6months from the start to obtain a job as an FY2 anymore. It’s become harder to find seats for plab 1, the wait period is as long as a year for PLAB 1, 3-4 months for PLAB 2, 1 month for registration and to find a job it takes anywhere from 2-6months depending on the strength of the CV. This is all excluding the 1month long wait for results for all the exams.

    • @mansisrivastava7749
      @mansisrivastava7749 Год назад +4

      Agree to it. However, the information imparted through the video was still quite useful. 👍

    • @Klausnos
      @Klausnos Год назад +7

      Once someone clears plab 2.....and if they r waiting for 6 months to find the job....how will they manage the cost of living in england??????
      Do they get salary while doing FY2 ?

    • @ligmab.8572
      @ligmab.8572 Год назад +7

      ​@@Klausnos yes FY2 is paid

    • @Ab_cd18
      @Ab_cd18 Год назад +21

      Plab is far easier my step 1 knowledge was enough to pass the plab exam with ease and high score questions aint tricky and quite direct on PLAB. Given both, usmle is any day harder and painful exam specially step 2 with brute memorisation. If u try to convince PLAB pathway is harder the mental stress usmle initial pathway puts you through is alot. Within one year you can get GMC registered its not the same with usmle, exam takes preparation, even for the people with strong foundation.

    • @KeerthiReddy08
      @KeerthiReddy08 Год назад +1

      ​@@Ab_cd18 Hlo Brother! Can u pls explain me everything Regarding plab ? Can U Pls Give Ur Insta or Gmail r some other thing through which I can reach u out ?

  • @ifrahkanwal3385
    @ifrahkanwal3385 Год назад +10

    This was such a comprehensive breakdown

  • @naofaldasilva
    @naofaldasilva Год назад +12

    Found this extremely detailed! Thanks Manik!

  • @NitishKumar-ox7lj
    @NitishKumar-ox7lj Год назад +41

    Hats off to the efforts and background research done to make this video 🔥
    Would really appreciate you making a video on job opportunities for doctors in UAE after completing PG in India.
    Thank you 👍👍

  • @dmabaid
    @dmabaid Год назад +5

    USMLE is off course challenging much tougher then other and much more rewarding too.

  • @digvijayshastri2411
    @digvijayshastri2411 Год назад +15

    This video is very helpful for Alot of med school students who are willing to take plab or usmle in upcoming years. There are tons of videos available on youtube on plab n usmle. But this one is most simplified and straight to the point.

  • @oleksandrkyslov8793
    @oleksandrkyslov8793 Год назад +5

    Thanks a lot for information! Brilliant video!

  • @mojahidulislam42
    @mojahidulislam42 Год назад +10

    U know just for booking plab 1 u need oet and after oet you will get a seat for plab 1 atleast after 9-12 months for example GMC is opening plab 1 seat for Feb and May 2024 in june 2023 📅 it's not easily available, also the pass percentage is 60-65% for part one , after plab 1 you will book plab part 2 which will be available after 6-8 months and again consider pass percentage is approx 60 % so alot of PPL need to give this again also after passing GMC registration will take 1-3 months then comes the job the avarage time is 3-9 months so the total time from oet to uk fy2 job is 2-2.5 years if someone pass everything in first attempt.. so u mentioned 4-6 month till getting into foundation year 2 is not a correct information as plab 1 seat are not available like before please update

  • @faminahaq45
    @faminahaq45 Год назад +8

    Hats off for the effort, bless to have you.
    keep it up, Dr. Madaan.

  • @sukriti0204
    @sukriti0204 Год назад +7

    Very informative and well organized data. THANKS💜

  • @christopherofoegbu9738
    @christopherofoegbu9738 Год назад +4

    Wow so insightful thank you so much this is the best explanation I have gotten thus far.

  • @lianawalker9052
    @lianawalker9052 Год назад +13

    Most of the channels about usmle preparation doesn't really talk about real time experience whilst doing their UCSEs ... Like how did the chose the programme , what things it offered them and how were they able to get LORs that were good enough to land them in some amazing specialities. And they don't talk about networking either. I wish someone would make video of it.

  • @TatianaRacheva
    @TatianaRacheva Год назад +13

    Thanks, I liked it. I’m a software engineer in my 40s, so it’s more out of curiosity that I watched this. I was curious about the WLB differences between the US and other countries, but I learned so much more in this video. Thanks again.

  • @KamranHussain-kp5bn
    @KamranHussain-kp5bn Год назад +6

    Awesome comparison! Keep up the good work Dr Madaan.

  • @rj14053
    @rj14053 Год назад +3

    I am working in UK...Job availability, length of training ~10 years , high competition ratio to get training position, and even after completing training, sometimes difficult to get consultant position and bonus on top of all the salary which is barely middle class or upper middle class !!

    • @rj14053
      @rj14053 Год назад +1

      UK is a nice place...it is just that it is a small country with limited position and govt controlled healthcare system

  • @abdulhannanfazil7021
    @abdulhannanfazil7021 Год назад +7

    Thank you Sir ❤ May you succeed so so much in life ❤

  • @JOSHUACRUZ-k9w
    @JOSHUACRUZ-k9w 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank u sir! Great video! Goodluck with residency

  • @cijalrahim6875
    @cijalrahim6875 Год назад +10

    Good stuff
    Some corrections - Plab2 is 16 Stations and not 18 and FY2 doesn't mean internship. Once you get the full GMC registration you'd start off as fy2 which is similar to house officer.

    • @adityaseju9905
      @adityaseju9905 Год назад +2

      Also once you get the full gmc registration it's not necessary that you start as an fy2. If you have an acceptable level of internship completion back home one can start as a non trainee middle grade doctor too.

    • @anikm111
      @anikm111 Год назад

      It's 18 stations . Better do some research

  • @jazzragu
    @jazzragu 5 месяцев назад +1

    I’ve only worked in Australia and England. Both are excellent options and so many job opportunities. I can not comment on the USA, as I don’t have my own formed opinion. I’d only be regurgitating other people’s opinions.

  • @auzzy2k
    @auzzy2k Год назад +6

    After PLAB2, u don't necessarily get into internship fy2, it all depends on your level in your home country.
    You enter as an SHO, or registrar position depending on your experience

    • @princyprincy-yt5kl
      @princyprincy-yt5kl 7 месяцев назад

      Hi... I'm an Indian foreign medico in the Philippines... Can i apply for a plab exam after graduation from the Philippines or should i clear the Indian screening exam also?

    • @auzzy2k
      @auzzy2k 7 месяцев назад

      After your graduation alongside internship in Philippines, u are eligible to write plab.

    • @princyprincy-yt5kl
      @princyprincy-yt5kl 7 месяцев назад

      @@auzzy2k thank you... Thank you soo much ❤️

  • @tanaysharma1614
    @tanaysharma1614 Год назад +9

    Best video on the internet for usmle vs plab 😍🤩

  • @onedaywill
    @onedaywill Год назад +2

    very thank u ,the content is what I need now.

  • @DOTAty
    @DOTAty Год назад +2

    thank you very much such detailed sufficent info , i really do appreciate it .

  • @eruminmedicine
    @eruminmedicine Год назад +3

    Thank you for this video Very well explained.

  • @hemalchowdhury1715
    @hemalchowdhury1715 Год назад +3

    its Very Helpfull for beginner like us ,Thank you Brother💌

  • @zaraarif9824
    @zaraarif9824 Год назад +2

    This is such an amazing video, thank you so much for all the information!

    • @believer-fcaeth
      @believer-fcaeth Год назад

      To all my sisters in Islam...
      "Do not marry polytheist (mushrik) women until they believe; for a believing slave-woman is better than a free polytheist (mushrik), even though she may look pleasant to you.
      And do not marry your women to polytheist (mushrik) men until they believe; for a believing slave-man is better than a free polytheist (mushrik), even though he may look pleasant to you. They invite you to the fire while Allah invites you to paradise and forgiveness by his grace. He makes his revelations clear to the people so perhaps they will be mindful." (Al-baqarah 2:221)
      it's just a reminder sister to please stay away from hindu boys because theres a campaign called BHAGWA LOVE TRAP started by RSS in 2017 where hindu boys have been trained to lure and induce muslim girls into fake love trap to destroy their Life akhirah and most importantly their EMAAN and emaan of their coming generations. They falsely claim to love you/be friends with you but all they do is to have sex with you make you pregnant and then leave you all alone thus destroys your life or else force you to convert to hinduism after marriage thus destroys your emaan ! In the shadow of the fake narrative of Love Jihad( which rarely happens or they themselves create dummy cases to degrade Muslims and Islam), hindus have already pregnant, aborted and murdered many Ayeshas, sanas, fatemas, afrins, parvins etc but obviously those cases never get highlighted in the mainstream media coz the girl is muslim and boy is hindu otherwise if the opposite happens they telecast it for about a month!
      So please be alert and only marry muslims when the time comes
      PLEASE share this verse with every muslim sister in your contact list without hesitation just for the sake of Allah.🙏 May Allah bless and protect our sisters in Islam
      Ameen .
      "JAAN DENE KI CHIZ HAI EMAAN DENE KI CHIZ NAHI HAI"
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  • @dr_altaf_hussain
    @dr_altaf_hussain Год назад +2

    Very good clarity 😊❤ love it

  • @mohidwaheed2141
    @mohidwaheed2141 Год назад +2

    So basically if you think you are competitive enough to ace mle then go for it but if you have fear of failure be in your comfort zone go for plab and be happy but latter has less job opportunities which actually annoys me

  • @mohabdoon5898
    @mohabdoon5898 Год назад +5

    PLAB allows you to enter system, build your self and make some money to take membership exams which is tougher than USMLE. But USMLE you have to come fully prepared so it depends on one's conditions, find out which suits you the best and commit to it's path.

  • @whatsinaname7289
    @whatsinaname7289 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you so much!

  • @alnuhinhridoy9303
    @alnuhinhridoy9303 Год назад +4

    Found this extremely detailed ❤

  • @skKhan-jw8lt
    @skKhan-jw8lt Год назад +6

    Hi manik ...thanks for video. Plz make a video on job saturation in uk in coming years. I am currently on my plab pathway. I am also doing residency in my home country and i cannot prepare for usmle ofr several reasons in these circumstances.

  • @user00774
    @user00774 Год назад +4

    from my point of view...if u r looking for that eye catching salary..plz do not go on that way..bcz there are a lot of many easy ways to ear earn same amount in abroad..my sister living in Nz doing job in it earning same 100k nzd having no tougher studies like mbbs, usmle

  • @impro200
    @impro200 Год назад +1

    Have you done research about USMLE and a student can also do directly MRCS or MRCP exam of UK after their MBBS is done. They can directly give this exam and enter to core training but MRCS or MRCP has 2 parts as well and it tough then PLAB. I am taking this route directly going to give MRCS. they also have condition that if any student have even just applied for even once in PLAB then that student can give MRCS or MRCP directly and they should have 2 years of practice which is needed only in part 2 of this exam. You can search about it...

  • @onyekaemmanuel677
    @onyekaemmanuel677 Год назад +2

    Very helpful. Keep up the good work.

  • @DanteHamada686
    @DanteHamada686 Год назад +7

    I really appreciate your effort Sir.. It is way more helpful and informative. I am trying for my USMLE & this video really gave me a brief idea about everything I needed. Thank you Sir 🙏🏻

  • @sabahatiftikhar9547
    @sabahatiftikhar9547 Год назад +3

    Thanks for this video. Could you please do an updated video on psychiatry residency for IMG. How to get into it and then what to expect in those 4 years.

  • @drhania5058
    @drhania5058 Месяц назад

    Bro u have just rocked delivered information in an a best way hats off 👏 👌 🙌

  • @VickyKumar-hh5cb
    @VickyKumar-hh5cb Год назад +17

    Salary of a hospitalist in USA is a big positive than other countries. you work 5 to 6 months per year still gets 300K salary per year.

    • @abdullahmalik718
      @abdullahmalik718 Год назад

      How many days a new doctor have to work per week in USA ?

    • @VickyKumar-hh5cb
      @VickyKumar-hh5cb Год назад

      @@abdullahmalik718 It depends on what is your status, designation, how much you can negotiate, like outside USA doctor first need to be ECFMG certified, then he/she needs to do training to become a physician/surgeon in USA, during training work hours are defined less than 80 hrs., and after training, you negotiate between annual salary and working hours per week, also depend on your visa status. as I stated above Hospitalist work 5 to 6 months per year, there schedule is 7 days work and next 7 days off, and plus some places gives your extra vacation days per year.

    • @Dr.Macrophage
      @Dr.Macrophage Год назад

      ​@RYUGA PLAYS Not true, the rule is 80 hours and many residents especially in surgery surpass that.

  • @dremmanuelnwogu
    @dremmanuelnwogu Год назад +4

    You are a smart guy. I remember when you matched into orthopaedic surgery last 2 years.
    I got my ECFMG registration but didn’t apply for matching.
    I’m currently completing my General practice training in the UK

    • @Medic-ulous
      @Medic-ulous Год назад +1

      Why do you want to leave the UK if I may ask:)

  • @nimraimrankhan1164
    @nimraimrankhan1164 9 месяцев назад

    Very informative Thank You!!😊

  • @josuesancho6006
    @josuesancho6006 9 месяцев назад

    I'm glad to have found your video. It helps me a lot. Thank U

  • @AlffinJoby
    @AlffinJoby Год назад

    Really amazing video. All the things were crystal clear 😄

  • @rameshk1785
    @rameshk1785 Год назад +10

    Manik please make a video about AMC(Australian Medical Council) and MCCQE exams please
    Please do apt research and let us know
    There's not much info about AMC exam which I wanna write and get into a residency in Australia
    It would be very helpful for me

    • @medsmashers
      @medsmashers Год назад

      Amc is harder but you can do it. I am opting for AMC

    • @farazalam538
      @farazalam538 Год назад

      USMLE is designed to take applicants, AMC is designed to reject applicants

  • @astridjarmor968
    @astridjarmor968 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing content ♥️ thank you so much for the info!

  • @bgiri4483
    @bgiri4483 Год назад +4

    Hi Manik, great video. :)
    But certain facts about UK are incorrect and may spread misinformation. You don’t enter as an FY2 after GMC Reg. I didn’t enter as one and know a lot of IMGs who directly enter training. Most people do a few months of non training and then start core training. FY2 is a choice, so when you enter UK you don’t necessarily start as ‘an intern’. :)
    Also, residency here is longer, but not 9 years, max 7 years. IMT is a 7 year pathway from ST1 to ST7, where you come out as Cardiologist/Resp, again depending on specialty. Again, varies from specialty to specialty.
    Also equivalent to moonlighting is locums here, which most junior docs do, but there are some restrictions wrt hours. :)

    • @hussaintashfeen4075
      @hussaintashfeen4075 Год назад

      can I please contact u so I can get to know more about UK pathways?

    • @hussaintashfeen4075
      @hussaintashfeen4075 Год назад

      @bgiri

    • @Abhishek_Landge
      @Abhishek_Landge Год назад

      Hey I saw your comment and I have many questions regarding PLAB can we talk some time ?

    • @sunvavachi
      @sunvavachi Год назад

      regardless the pathway in UK is absurdly long and its 9-10 years give and take.

  • @abdu_jilani
    @abdu_jilani 7 месяцев назад

    This was actually a very extensive video wow

  • @shahidajamil7998
    @shahidajamil7998 Год назад +1

    nice and brief explanation
    👏👏👏👏👏

  • @ahmedmubasher167
    @ahmedmubasher167 Год назад +4

    Wish me luck mr maadan in my journey to usmle❤️

  • @fizzayawari5195
    @fizzayawari5195 Год назад

    Thanks a lot! Really appreciate your efforts and guidance. God bless

  • @lohithjadhav5223
    @lohithjadhav5223 Год назад

    You made it so easy to understand 👏🏻👏🏻thanks 😊

  • @shubhamgaikwad4511
    @shubhamgaikwad4511 Год назад

    best video till now..thank you manik bhaiya.🥰

  • @scorpionytcreations802
    @scorpionytcreations802 3 месяца назад

    Mind blowing full of information ❤

  • @summaiyaiqbal857
    @summaiyaiqbal857 Год назад

    Thank you for the very honest comparison!

    • @believer-fcaeth
      @believer-fcaeth Год назад

      To all my sisters in Islam...
      "Do not marry polytheist (mushrik) women until they believe; for a believing slave-woman is better than a free polytheist (mushrik), even though she may look pleasant to you.
      And do not marry your women to polytheist (mushrik) men until they believe; for a believing slave-man is better than a free polytheist (mushrik), even though he may look pleasant to you. They invite you to the fire while Allah invites you to paradise and forgiveness by his grace. He makes his revelations clear to the people so perhaps they will be mindful." (Al-baqarah 2:221)
      it's just a reminder sister to please stay away from hindu boys because theres a campaign called BHAGWA LOVE TRAP started by RSS in 2017 where hindu boys have been trained to lure and induce muslim girls into fake love trap to destroy their Life akhirah and most importantly their EMAAN and emaan of their coming generations. They falsely claim to love you/be friends with you but all they do is to have sex with you make you pregnant and then leave you all alone thus destroys your life or else force you to convert to hinduism after marriage thus destroys your emaan ! In the shadow of the fake narrative of Love Jihad( which rarely happens or they themselves create dummy cases to degrade Muslims and Islam), hindus have already pregnant, aborted and murdered many Ayeshas, sanas, fatemas, afrins, parvins etc but obviously those cases never get highlighted in the mainstream media coz the girl is muslim and boy is hindu otherwise if the opposite happens they telecast it for about a month!
      So please be alert and only marry muslims when the time comes
      PLEASE share this verse with every muslim sister in your contact list without hesitation just for the sake of Allah.🙏 May Allah bless and protect our sisters in Islam
      Ameen .
      "JAAN DENE KI CHIZ HAI EMAAN DENE KI CHIZ NAHI HAI"
      Watch these.........
      ruclips.net/video/bvQ-pC3AgNY/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/GQTUGEMY-7A/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/63mB30sAjWQ/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/B-HJ1BB-KXQ/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/RU29GlLCk-Q/видео.html

  • @CosmicPhoenix09
    @CosmicPhoenix09 Год назад

    Always the best in the market !

  • @mennybricks4515
    @mennybricks4515 Год назад +1

    Very comprehensive.. Thanks

  • @ramsri65
    @ramsri65 8 месяцев назад

    Very informative helpful, God bless you

  • @maurya03
    @maurya03 Год назад +2

    This was really helpful thank u doc 😊

  • @christopherofoegbu9738
    @christopherofoegbu9738 Год назад +5

    I will also like to know if you could make a video as detailed as this describing opportunities that abound for a US trained dr and UK trained dr in the middle east, which of them is more valued and what is the pay grade like for a specialist that trained in either country

  • @Bjeremiah2580
    @Bjeremiah2580 Год назад +3

    I learnt UK doctors greatly supplement dier income with locum jobs so @ d end, d difference in salary is not so much ,(like 10-20% more for US consultants Vs UK attending in some specialities)

  • @riffatfatima5769
    @riffatfatima5769 5 месяцев назад

    Very much informative detailed and helpful video but I'm confused now about getting job after plab as I'm concerned about giving plab after my mbbs degree well thanks for this video 😊

  • @ElectraBotsa
    @ElectraBotsa 9 месяцев назад

    incredible explanation of the visa details 👍

  • @SyedMazeem-eg5yw
    @SyedMazeem-eg5yw Год назад +8

    The only issue which is reflected by your comparison is consultant positions in NHS. You can work as consultant in gulf with same pay as a consultant would get in USA. If this issue is settled plab is way more worthier according to this analysis.

    • @muazamrasool4358
      @muazamrasool4358 Год назад

      Yes! I think so too!

    • @giltyakhtar
      @giltyakhtar Год назад

      However,when it comes to weight of degrees,gulf countries prefer USMLE graduates rather than PLAB/MRCP graduates mostly because the latter has had training programs in other countries outside of the UK including the middle East. However,the US degree is extremely valuable and you get starting pay in the Gulf equivalent to people who senior doctors who have worked there for 10+ years(who graduated from other countries like India,Nepal, etc.)

  • @kamaldeenadetona
    @kamaldeenadetona Год назад

    Thanks man... Really appreciate

  • @SERVANIVLOGSYT
    @SERVANIVLOGSYT 11 месяцев назад

    Hello doc. I watched every video of your's. It is quite interesting and very helpful when going depth. I am not an Indian nor an American. You said that usa is very tough compared to uk and u even said the chances of getting job is higher in usa than uk and the salary is also high compared to uk then obviously the usa will be tougher. We all are getting benefits by not easier way that's why hard working and smart working is very much important to join usa family.

  • @zainshahzad8307
    @zainshahzad8307 Год назад +4

    Hi
    can u give us a detailed vedio about plab how to prepare when to start preparation and which sources do we use during preparation for plab exam

  • @janshyam
    @janshyam 2 месяца назад

    Superb Dr. Thanks.

  • @sachindesai1715
    @sachindesai1715 3 месяца назад

    This is true. UK and Australia are easy to enter, very difficult to progress. And you are always discriminated against local doctors.
    While US is difficult to enter, but quick progression to consultancy and wide opportunities.
    You can use UK and Australia as an intermediate step towards USA.

    • @famia3068
      @famia3068 2 месяца назад

      Can you pls elaborate like how to use uk as imtermediate step like should we preparing for mle there ?

  • @israrulhaq5034
    @israrulhaq5034 Год назад

    VERYYY HELPFULL REALLY APPRECIATE ITT

  • @Eman11688
    @Eman11688 Год назад +7

    Hi Dr. Manik
    I am Indian and have completed my 10+2 science with PCB and completed my bachelors degree in psychology from India itself. I am keen on attempting to apply to med school in USA directly. However , with my foreign bachelors , it would be difficult for AMCAS to recognise it. How should I go ahead with this without needing to complete another 4 years of pre med? Could you suggest several pathways?
    A response would be much appreciated.
    Thanks.

  • @beezintrap1043
    @beezintrap1043 Год назад

    Awesome video Dr Madaan

  • @dryosefbelayhun8231
    @dryosefbelayhun8231 Год назад +2

    Thank You Doctor! This is the best explanation on this filed. You nailed it ! One Question the cost for step1 and step 2 USMLE mentioned in your video does it include the transportation cost or just to sit for the exam we need to pay that much money ?

  • @IndraneelMazumdar-c9g
    @IndraneelMazumdar-c9g Год назад

    Thanks for the information Doc I'm currently pursuing mbbs first year from tmc tripura I'm highly determined for usmle especially.

  • @erumahmed6411
    @erumahmed6411 Год назад +6

    Can you make a video for mbbs students (who cant afford usmle) other alternative pathways in u.s???

    • @yoobro6617
      @yoobro6617 Год назад

      I dont think there is any other alternative to practice medicine in US without usmle. It is basically a license to work in US

  • @DocThinks
    @DocThinks Год назад +3

    thank you so much... needed this caz I'm stuck between usmle and plab after passing both plab 1 and step 1 and m deciding what to persue

    • @paritoshandchill22
      @paritoshandchill22 5 месяцев назад

      Then what ur persuing now

    • @DocThinks
      @DocThinks 5 месяцев назад

      @@paritoshandchill22 usmle

    • @paritoshandchill22
      @paritoshandchill22 5 месяцев назад

      @@DocThinksgood so ur now in residency program in us

    • @DocThinks
      @DocThinks 5 месяцев назад

      @@paritoshandchill22 unfortunately not yet

    • @paritoshandchill22
      @paritoshandchill22 5 месяцев назад

      @@DocThinks but why usmle ,plab is much cheaper and the risk is low and less working hours
      Then why u chose usmle

  • @Cursegust
    @Cursegust Год назад

    Congrats on 100k advance Dr. madan love your content 🙌🏻❤️

  • @kinzashahidjibran3552
    @kinzashahidjibran3552 Год назад +2

    Hey doctor, no one explained it this good evvvverrrr ❤

    • @believer-fcaeth
      @believer-fcaeth Год назад

      To all my sisters in Islam...
      "Do not marry polytheist (mushrik) women until they believe; for a believing slave-woman is better than a free polytheist (mushrik), even though she may look pleasant to you.
      And do not marry your women to polytheist (mushrik) men until they believe; for a believing slave-man is better than a free polytheist (mushrik), even though he may look pleasant to you. They invite you to the fire while Allah invites you to paradise and forgiveness by his grace. He makes his revelations clear to the people so perhaps they will be mindful." (Al-baqarah 2:221)
      it's just a reminder sister to please stay away from hindu boys because theres a campaign called BHAGWA LOVE TRAP started by RSS in 2017 where hindu boys have been trained to lure and induce muslim girls into fake love trap to destroy their Life akhirah and most importantly their EMAAN and emaan of their coming generations. They falsely claim to love you/be friends with you but all they do is to have sex with you make you pregnant and then leave you all alone thus destroys your life or else force you to convert to hinduism after marriage thus destroys your emaan ! In the shadow of the fake narrative of Love Jihad( which rarely happens or they themselves create dummy cases to degrade Muslims and Islam), hindus have already pregnant, aborted and murdered many Ayeshas, sanas, fatemas, afrins, parvins etc but obviously those cases never get highlighted in the mainstream media coz the girl is muslim and boy is hindu otherwise if the opposite happens they telecast it for about a month!
      So please be alert and only marry muslims when the time comes
      PLEASE share this verse with every muslim sister in your contact list without hesitation just for the sake of Allah.🙏 May Allah bless and protect our sisters in Islam
      Ameen .
      "JAAN DENE KI CHIZ HAI EMAAN DENE KI CHIZ NAHI HAI"
      Watch these.........
      ruclips.net/video/bvQ-pC3AgNY/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/GQTUGEMY-7A/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/63mB30sAjWQ/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/B-HJ1BB-KXQ/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/RU29GlLCk-Q/видео.html

  • @drzeenafaisal3153
    @drzeenafaisal3153 6 месяцев назад

    Very useful information... 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

  • @lichh64
    @lichh64 9 месяцев назад +2

    Ahhhhh I'm gonna cry

  • @DrOnumba
    @DrOnumba Год назад

    This is an extremely useful video

  • @Drlogan189
    @Drlogan189 Год назад

    Thanks you very much Dr. Manik sir.

  • @zeerakzaheer6403
    @zeerakzaheer6403 Год назад

    Appreciate it doc Thankyou ❤

  • @dr.strange7514
    @dr.strange7514 Год назад

    Very informative video. Thanks sir

  • @KawindaBulathsinghala-gu2hc
    @KawindaBulathsinghala-gu2hc Год назад

    Gave me a lot of answers that I sought a lot 🤩

  • @shahzebkhanzada7762
    @shahzebkhanzada7762 7 месяцев назад +1

    Hi every one only for mbbs and BDS USMLE exam
    Or bs dental

  • @ashfakkhan4818
    @ashfakkhan4818 Год назад +1

    Internal medicine get H1B visa to complete fellowship

  • @soorajhalesha553
    @soorajhalesha553 Год назад +3

    Everything's fine but when do we marry😥