MBBS in the UK vs MBBS in India | Medicine Abroad (Salary, Fees, Curriculum, Rankings) 🇬🇧🇮🇳
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- So the UK and India are both great places to go to medical school and to become doctors, however, they do both differ in various ways such as fees, salaries, curriculums and rankings. I, as an Indian student studying medicine in the UK am going to compare both for you and present the advantages and disadvantages of studying in both countries, hopefully giving you insight as well as aiding your decision of where to study.
Feel free to ask me any questions or to type anything into the comment section down below!
I hope you find the video useful and if you do, be sure to drop a like and to hit that subscribe button.
Timestamps:
Fees for Med School - 01:07
Salary as a Doctor - 03:28
Medical Curriculum - 05:30
Global recognition/reputation/ranking - 07:41
Medical Research - 08:32
Other points - 09:26
Link to scholarships for international students to UK universities:
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Who am I??
- My name is Shivaan and I am a Medical Student at King's College London. I am from India and therefore, I am also an international student. I make videos about medical school and university; vlogs, day in the life, university life videos as well as videos to help you get into medical school and to prepare for the application.
Find me on Instagram @shivaanbahlmed - / shivaanbahl. .
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You inspired me very much and by watching your videos I got chance in Imperial college in London.. Thank you very much.
I’m so happy to hear that, congratulations and good luck at imperial!🤩
How ?
Eligibilitybro
@soumikchatterjee9711 i would really love to hear how you got into the college plz😭
Congratulations!! Plz plz tell me about ur journey, ur board, scores, extracurriculars, it would be a great help!
Very balanced and well thought out video. Loved it. Thanks for making this brother :)
Thanks and ofc, glad to help!
Shivaan, I just want to say that whenever I think of a doubt that needs to be cleared, you make a video about it. I don't know how you do it, but you are awesome - thank you so much. I was literally discussing the India-or-UK issues with my parents right now (I'm an Indian in British Curriculum), and then you upload this video exactly in time.
Thanks so much and I’m so glad that I could help! I completely understand the situation you’re in, If you have any other doubts or queries feel free to let me know :)
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Loved it...i was hoping for this kind of video ..because i was so confused about doing mbbs in india or uk...now i think I am pretty sure what to do ...thanks for helping shivaan.....keep going😁😍🤗🥰
Glad it was helpful and thank you!!
Very nice shivaan 😊
Also time stamping would be really good.
Thanks! The time stamps are in the description!
Brother I am becoming your fan for your every videos keep rocking 😊😊😊
Thank you so much bro!
Hi Shivaan, I was wondering what the process is like after med school- I mean I do know that there's 2 years of Foundation Training wherein you work as a junior doctor, but how do you choose your speciality after that like we have to write NEET PG in India, so how does it work there?
This is a great video loved it❤ uhm I do have a question,what university would you recommend in India?
Thankyou for the information.
No problem 😄
Hi Shivaan. Excellent video. Keep up the good job. How long are the post mbbs posting/pg courses in each country before one becomes a full fledged consultant
Hey, so the time it takes to become a consultant after medical school on average varies from 5-9 years, however, that is only the time for completing your full training. Afterwards you must wait for a consultant position to free up in the speciality you are pursuing before you can become a consultant.
highl informative video. thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Shivaan
I would like to know if a person choose UK for MBBS and after getting the degree wants to practice in India. Will it be acceptable as I have heard in India there is no value of such medical related courses done from UK.
I dont think you have covered acceptance rate of UK vs India which is the top most criteria. Would be good if you could cover. Overall good video though
sirrrr u inspire me a lot ,but sir i have a question how did you get in uk universities u know i searched so many origanisations and none of them provided mbbs counselling .i am exploring things but i need guidance that how and what is to be prepared for applying the exams . thank you
thanks a lot the video is very informative and my questions is are there are scholarships for indian students to do medicine in uk ?
Are there any scholarships given by either of the governments or any financial aid by the University
Hi there! I have got interview offers from UCLan, Brunel and Buckingham. Would you recommend me joining any one of these universities or should I reapply next year?
Is there any fees for training post in NHS from ST3+ level for becoming a consultant?
I want to pursue CESR-CP pathway.
And what is the fee structure for Anaesthesia fellowship course?
actually my daughter wants to get admission in uk in medicine course but because of some health issue she could score only 70 % in +2 grade though she has 90 % in 10th and 89 % in 11 th .how she go for medicine admission in uk
What are the chances of getting seat in specialization in UK after doing graduation from there ?
Secondly, chances of getting job there after doing MBBS from UK
That's a very well put together video! 👏
I did have a doubt though, do these universities tend to prefer Icse board students more than Cbse ones? Or does it not matter?
Thank you and yes it does not matter whether you are in icse or cbse!
@@shivaanbahlmed THANK YOU 😭 That's a huge relief
I had one more question! Do you think a hospital administration internship and Lor from the Dean of the same hospital is good enough?
Yes that is great but the most important thing with work experience is being able to write, speak and reflect on what you saw and did.
@@shivaanbahlmed yeah right. Thank you😊😊
I am doing my class 12 now and want to do medical school in uk. Which medical schools can I consider with low class 10 scores but high Ucat and high class 12 scores?
Hey shivaan great video!
Hoping for more videos to come
I just had a qs for you
I just wanted to know some free resources for preparing for ucat and how many months will it take for ucat preparation (I'm from cbse board)
Thanks! In terms of free resources there is the official UCAT website and few practice questions on the medic portal, otherwise most resources are paid. In terms of time I think 1-2 months of preparation is sufficient and maximum 3 months because more than that and you’re compromising on time you’re giving to other things.
@@shivaanbahlmed thanks for the reply
In my 10th cbse i got 90%
11th I'm expecting around 80-90%
Is this score enough for med school and which med schools are easy to get in?
@@14divija14 I'd recommend checking the international requirements on the 'entry requirements' page of each medical school because different medical schools have different criteria but I think the minimum is somewhere between 85-95%. There is not necessarily 1 med school that is easy to get into but there are certain ones that require lower grades, I'd recommend you check out the entry requirements again to see which ones have the lowest entry requirement.
@@shivaanbahlmed last qs 😅
Which is more expensive for med school US OR UK?
the US, medicine is also 8 years in the US including mandatory pre-med so you have to pay for longer
Hello sir its an honour to get a guide like you can you give a video for other graduate students who have done paramedical course how they can get the addmission at u.k kings medical College london
which curriculam is comparatively harder
You said junior doctors salary 28k-33k.when will consider junior doctors after completing mbbs degree?
Hey Shivaan!
Can you tell a bit in detail about Foundation year 1 and 2? I mean what exactly is Foundation year? Like is it after the completion of 5 year course practice time?
Foundation year 1 and 2 are 2 years of necessary training where you work as a junior doctor in the UK, they are right after your 5 years of medical school.
@@shivaanbahlmed okay... THANKYOU!!
One more question... how long does this specialist training could be?
Varies from specialty to specialty, on average after medical school it takes 5-9 years to become a fully specialised doctor.
No worries!!
Just a quick question!! I will be applying to some colleges in UK this year but I am still confused about giving NEET and so are my parents...please help me out!
Do you plan to return and practice in india?
@@shivaanbahlmed Well not sure about that honestly..maybe or maybe *not*
Well to keep that option open Id say you should take it!
But we can pursue our post grad MS/MD from UK and do our undergrad MBBS course from India isnt that a good option
Hi i had appeared for BAMS final exam recently and awaiting for results. I wants to pursue MBBS from UK and will my BAMS get considered or which is the best university at low budget or suggetions
Unfortunately no, you will have to take the UK entrance exams and all universities are similar in terms of cost most of them ranging between £33-38k with a few being over £40k
If I study mbbs in uk, can I work as a doctor there without PLAB
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Plz tell me how much the cost md or ms fees structure in uk
Itd be madness to study and work in the UK i feel. The remuneration doesnt add up
I want my daughter to study MBBS in the UK
Can you please guide ?
so I’d like to correct you slightly here I checked aiims is actually at the 23nd rank in med schools (globally) but it’s acceptance rate is very very less! Around 0.0025 percent so that makes it the hardest med school to get into.
Yes it’s probably just different sets of rankings. AIIMS is a fantastic medical school though and yes I’ve heard it’s incredibly hard to get into!
@@shivaanbahlmed yes I checked somewhere it says 250th too!
Yes exactly, that’s why I said you shouldn’t completely trust rankings and that one would benefit more from doing their own in depth analysis of the universities resources/facilities, teaching, history, course structure etc
@@shivaanbahlmed that’s very true 👍
It's not on the 23nd rank(globally) right now.
can u do a video on studying medicine in usa vs in uk
also should i give neet if I am planning to study and practice medicine abroad ?
Studying medicine in the US is very expensive and difficult, it takes like 8 years in total to graduate
yes I will look into making such a video. I suggest you check with the medical schools you are applying to if they require it, if it’s not asked for by them, then you don’t need to.
Hi to get admission in uk med scl the mcat is necessary for indian students
No, in the UK you require either the UCAT or the BMAT depending on the medical school
How much money i pay for ucat test
My son is getting 450 marks in neet exam of India can he able to get admission in uk medical school and what about economics dear
Unfortunately, the UK does not consider NEET at all, he would need to take the UCAT or the BMAT. What is the question regarding economics?
I want admission in Royal college of surgeon london
6cr per year in India? No way
So 40k is for complete 5 years?
No it’s 40k per year in the UK
Mbbs in London is tough
Yes it is for sure!
@@shivaanbahlmed how much tough
@@kaviyadarjiline5006 as much as any other medical school I’d say. However, with good time management skills it’s very possible to balance work and other things and to have a good time!
Total cost of BDS from uk ????
Check the university websites for the international fees as it can vary between universities, however I’m aware that kcl is £47,880/year for 5 years
@@shivaanbahlmed £46,880 is this for one year only? Or for 5 years ?
@@student9262 its per year
@@shivaanbahlmed Very thanks to you ▶️ 🤲🔜🔝
I'm laughing at your English damn hard
You can laugh just laugh but he will become consultant soon. Chill
you are wrong in fees some schools are much more like UNI OF MANCHESTER !
it’s 29k for first 2 years and 48k for last 3 at manchester so the average fees for 5 years comes out to 40.4k :)
@@shivaanbahlmed wait I'm confused ,is it pounds or rupees
Pounds
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