This podcast was pure gold! Yazan is a true inspiration and his story is mind blowing. I greatly appreciate how he explained the hurdles at each juncture and this is so useful because I have never heard firsthand about people's ORE experiences. He was realistic and practical; something that is very rare. It's so daunting to even take the decision to do the ORE or not, but podcasts such as these are so helpful in sharing your mental experience. Thanks so much Jaz Gulati for taking the initiative!
Cannot forget my days of going through the journey of passing the exam !!! I had at least half a dozen of friends trying simultaneously to help me to register for the part 2 exam. It was a scene like from the Bollywood Movie Munnabhai MBBS... Can't forget those days ....
@JSR yes of course. It was over 11 years ago. The exam has a pass percentage of 15-17% , i.e. for every 100 people taking the exam , only 15-17 people pass the exam. I’m not sure of NEET. I passed the post graduate entrance exam back in the year 2000 in India (state entrance) and was ranked 3rd and did PG in Periodontics . I don’t know what is the system right now in India .
Great interview. This is the best video I've watched on what going through the ORE exams are like and Yazan is such an inspiration . Thank you will subscribe
Amazing interview! worth a thousand websites/articles. I just want to shed the light on something - Yes, it is a tough and lengthy process BUT it is a FAIR one. For example, I am currently living in France and their process here is probably the most ridiculous in the world: you have between 300 and up to a thousand applicants, one exam, 4-5 questions all in writing long texts (zero objectivity), and they select only 2 or 3.Once you're done you have to work 2 years in a public hospital with ridiculous pay. This is just to say that ORE, it might take you 2 or 5 years, you might fail a few times, but you know that at the end of the journey you'll make it and one day you'll look back and say "I did it".
This was so helpful! Im a first year dental student from Pakistan aiming to give the ORE in the future and work as a denist in the UK, genuinely couldnt have gotten a better insight. Thank you jaz and Yazan!
Thanks for shining a light on this topic. I went through this stressful journey as well. But I am still looking for a job and it’s really as difficult and frustrating 😢.
So sorry to hear this - even after passing this tough exam, the hardship does not end straight away BUT I hope you take some inspiration from Dr Yazan and how he found a job
This was very insightful thank you very much, next do a session on the requirements and the process of applying for a dental hygienist from overseas,what their exams entail and everything as detailed as this.. Otherwise thank you,am definitely subscribing and looking forward for this session
Hi there!hope you’re well!this was a brilliant take on how difficult it can be to become a registered dentist in the U.K.Dr. Ya an,my congratulations to you for getting past this hurdle.please could you highlight what the average wage of an overseas dentist is in nhs and private after deducting the operational fees.I really appreciate your transparency.
Well here's me watching this at 1:40 am 😂 Absolutely traumatized but this video was so so helpful! Thanks alot. I'm gonna start preparing for part 1 hoping to answer it next year. It would be great to know anything regarding the study material 😊
Great video really informative, any way to reach out to Dr Yazan? Would be great to get more information about certain aspects if possible, thanks again
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This podcast was pure gold! Yazan is a true inspiration and his story is mind blowing. I greatly appreciate how he explained the hurdles at each juncture and this is so useful because I have never heard firsthand about people's ORE experiences. He was realistic and practical; something that is very rare. It's so daunting to even take the decision to do the ORE or not, but podcasts such as these are so helpful in sharing your mental experience. Thanks so much Jaz Gulati for taking the initiative!
very kind Sneha thanks for yuor comment - so glad you gained value from this!
Cannot forget my days of going through the journey of passing the exam !!! I had at least half a dozen of friends trying simultaneously to help me to register for the part 2 exam. It was a scene like from the Bollywood Movie Munnabhai MBBS... Can't forget those days ....
@JSR yes of course. It was over 11 years ago. The exam has a pass percentage of 15-17% , i.e. for every 100 people taking the exam , only 15-17 people pass the exam. I’m not sure of NEET. I passed the post graduate entrance exam back in the year 2000 in India (state entrance) and was ranked 3rd and did PG in Periodontics . I don’t know what is the system right now in India .
There are many videos about ORE on this platform but this one is the only one that gives an insight to the ground reality hardships. Thank you.
thank you for taking the time to comment! much appreciated - Yazan did a great job
Great interview. This is the best video I've watched on what going through the ORE exams are like and Yazan is such an inspiration . Thank you will subscribe
so glad it helped - Yazan shares his experiences so well!
Amazing interview! worth a thousand websites/articles. I just want to shed the light on something - Yes, it is a tough and lengthy process BUT it is a FAIR one. For example, I am currently living in France and their process here is probably the most ridiculous in the world: you have between 300 and up to a thousand applicants, one exam, 4-5 questions all in writing long texts (zero objectivity), and they select only 2 or 3.Once you're done you have to work 2 years in a public hospital with ridiculous pay. This is just to say that ORE, it might take you 2 or 5 years, you might fail a few times, but you know that at the end of the journey you'll make it and one day you'll look back and say "I did it".
really appreciate your insight here Rayan! all the best
This was so helpful! Im a first year dental student from Pakistan aiming to give the ORE in the future and work as a denist in the UK, genuinely couldnt have gotten a better insight. Thank you jaz and Yazan!
so glad! Good luck!
Thank you both, it was such an inspiration to listen to Yazan, thanks again and good luck to all 😊
Thanks for shining a light on this topic. I went through this stressful journey as well. But I am still looking for a job and it’s really as difficult and frustrating 😢.
So sorry to hear this - even after passing this tough exam, the hardship does not end straight away BUT I hope you take some inspiration from Dr Yazan and how he found a job
@JSR thanks for asking. yes I’ve passed. Still looking for plve/vte roles.
This was really informative. Thank you.
Which all books and materials should we learn from to for the exam.
I'm glad! feel free to reach put to Yazan for this
This was very insightful thank you very much, next do a session on the requirements and the process of applying for a dental hygienist from overseas,what their exams entail and everything as detailed as this..
Otherwise thank you,am definitely subscribing and looking forward for this session
Hi there!hope you’re well!this was a brilliant take on how difficult it can be to become a registered dentist in the U.K.Dr. Ya an,my congratulations to you for getting past this hurdle.please could you highlight what the average wage of an overseas dentist is in nhs and private after deducting the operational fees.I really appreciate your transparency.
Hi Divya! Best bet is to check out NASDAL benchmarking stats - thanks for commenting
Could you please share the details of Korean dental exam that you've mentioned in this video?
sorry can't help with that - good luck
Well here's me watching this at 1:40 am 😂
Absolutely traumatized but this video was so so helpful! Thanks alot. I'm gonna start preparing for part 1 hoping to answer it next year. It would be great to know anything regarding the study material 😊
Good luck, Edna! Study material should be covered by the ORE groups you could join, I personally know very little!
Hi Edna, I would love to connect with you to talk more about applying and studying for ORE part 1.
How and where do I start preparing for basic subjects for part 1? I’m so confused as it’s vast. Can you plz help with the basic subjects
think there are Facebook communities for this
Great video really informative, any way to reach out to Dr Yazan? Would be great to get more information about certain aspects if possible, thanks again
sure! His Insta is yazan_douedari - he's such a lovely and helpful guy
Which all books should we refer for the examination
Hello. Can you help to do pass exam GDC please
Hi - I don't offer this service but I feel there are some courses out there for this
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