Glad you think so!

Any way good info!

For most european countries, you'd need to learn the native language to practice medicine. However, if you're interested in studying medicine in Europe there is some information on European medical schools with english teaching in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jc93nLSmltLFcmQ.html Hope it helps!

@@shivaanbahlmed ya, watched it but specifically No info about particular medical schools, if you can make a video it wl be informative..!

No problems, all the countries mentioned will be great but the US should be producing the greatest volume of high quality research but the UK, Canada, Australia are fantastic as well.

What are the new nmc rules??

@@GHURABA_DUNYA i mean the nmc rules in 2022

​@@aasish3461bro all of them are the world leaders and studying medicine or even pg in any of these is valid in india 😅

I think it is present everywhere, however, it is definitely not common in London and most urban areas in the UK as the population is very diverse. There are a lot of South Asians around here.

12th brother.

You will have to look at what US schools accept International student, and they don’t offer MBBS degrees. Their equivalent is MD and DO

@@jennasolo6185 Thanks!

That’s a great point, the UKMLA is replacing the PLAB in 2024 for 2023 the PLAB is still applicable.

out of high school it takes around 8 years if you’ve done an undergrad degree then just 4 years

Check Manchester university, Liverpool, Bristol and kings college. I believe almost all UK medical school offer some access course or foundation to medicine. Access course or foundation to access course will prepare you with biology and chemistry needed to do medicine.. For example, access course to medicine or dentistry or science if you want to do a science program. You will need distinction in all of these courses. All the best

No. But you can give in order to have a safe option. I got into glasgow university for medicine and also scored 680 in neet 2023. So I have 2 options open if parents refuse to pay for foreign I can study in KGMU.

​@@user-wn8sq2xk8z hey can you tell me what was the whole process??

@@afifaroshan3954 Yeah sure. 1. Prepare for UCAT examination+ Create UCAS application+ Start filling and writing personal statement and gettingbletter of recommendation from biology teacher+ Apply for ucat 2. Give exam(Its held from July to September just pick 1 date and give exam). I advise u to give exam early on(in august mid) so u can select colleges based on ucat score(u receive score on same day) 3. Select colleges based on ucat score. I got 2840/3600. Usually 2800+ will land you an interview in very good university and 3000+ will guarantee an interview in top class universities.(king college london needs 3100+, edinburgh needs 3200+) So aim for 2800+. A few very good universities in 2800-3000 range are: Glasgow, Newcastle, Sheffield, Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham etc. A few good ones below 2800 are Aston, Aberdeen etc. Then choose 4 colleges and apply by October 15th. 4. Wait for email from universities regarding interview invite. It will come in January. 5. Prepare for interview. Some great resources: Medify(I used it for UCAT), Medentry, etc. Allocate atleast 15 days for interview prep. 6. Give interview. 7. If luck is good, then u will get offer in march/april. Then immediately look for hostel/accommodation. For example, I got offer on 24th April from glasgow. I waited to give neet on 7th and on 8th May I applied for accommodation in hostel. Now many extra things are there: 1. PCC(passport office mein hoga) 2. Health check forms(vaccination information etc) All this after offer u have to do. Complete all my May end and submit. From June 15 your student visa process starts. In September/october classes start. All the best. Be sure to ace the NEET as uk is very expensive for medicine. So u should have 2nd option. England colleges cost 40 lakh per annum. And Scotland colleges cost 50 lakh per annum.

My daughter is a medical student in Georgia. Is she tranfer in uk ? Can she get scholarship?

How is Georgia for med studies?