FRCS is the exit exam for the surgical specialty which is required to obtain CCT.FRCP is only an honorary postnominal title which will need some reference and 5 years of MRCP. These are not degrees as most of us think. To answer simply- Mch/DM=CCT as per MCI.

Thanks for watching. Will try.

Clinical pharmacology is a medical subspecialty and they are usually involved in clinical trials with lots of opportunity in the Pharma industry. The training is based in hospitals and they do general medicine oncalls. There is opportunity to do PhD if interested in research.

@@SumanPaulDoc thank you so much Dr. 👍

You won't be eligible for training at ST1 Level after DNB.only option is middle grade non training posts

PLAB is an easier exam to pass than FRCS.you cannot extend MTI visa but will need tier 2 visa separately to extend your stay.

CESR-CP or CCT is decided once you start your training and it's merely an administrative job. After CESR CP you get CESR as a degree.

@@SumanPaulDoc Alright sir. Thank you so much for your time! 🙏

And Ophthalmology as well

Both radiology and ophthalmology are competitive and their entry is at ST1 Level i.e after foundation program.radiology is probably easier than ophthalmology.

Thank you

@@SumanPaulDoc what about our kids..if they are schoo going...and we are doing cct

@@muqaddashashmi2963 Kids stay in School or nursery

You are already prepared to get GMC registration. The next step will be applying for relevant jobs.

@jay Mahida have you shifted to UK after GMC registration. How you got job and where

Yes

ST1 is equivalent to residency year 1. Either you can do standalone F2 or submit CREST form if you have already done FY1+FY2 equivalent posts in Bucharest.

@@SumanPaulDoc GMC says that I can apply for a Full registration. Does that mean I should start with f2 or done with f2? Thank you.

@@SilverFx777 you will be eligible for FY2

@@SumanPaulDoc Thank you for clarifying Mr Suman Paul. Wish you the best.

Getting a job as a surgeon is not very difficult but training posts are quite difficult to get into.you can apply for jobs after MRCS and take it from there.

Unfortunately there are no alternative pathways apart from these.

Sure, you will need to satisfy all the other criteria for application.

can u plz elaborate those criteria sir?

It was CESR-CP when I joined but now GMC regulations have changed. If you complete minimum year of training for a specialty, then you will get CCT, else you will get CESR. So I have moved to CCT.The application is same for all pathways. these are decided after you start training.

@@SumanPaulDoc Thank you Sir for clearing this doubt. One more thing, can you please tell wen is the time when application for st3 starts usually through this pathway?

@@ashlyalexander4108 October/Nov for round 2, march/April for round 1.but these timelines change every year so follow the ST3 recruitment website.

@@SumanPaulDoc Thanks a lot! Highly appreciate your efforts 😊

You don't need to do specialty training if you are planning for CESR.

@@SumanPaulDoc thanks sir, can I know more about CESR in detail?

@@vaishnavisai947 CESR depends entirely on the specialty you are interested in. For personalised advise you may check out medictouk website. www.medictouk.com/service/

You will first need GMC registration (PLAB will help you get that) . After starting to work in the UK, only then you can apply for CESR.

@@SumanPaulDoc Tq so much 😊

​@@SumanPaulDochow long we need to work in this route to get complete cesr pathway

@@shivaprakash7785 there is no timeline.it depends on you.

@@SumanPaulDoc thank you sir. If we have all the proof and competencies needed by gmc from our home country, is it possible to complete within a year?

OET is not required for MRCP.Its s requirement for GMC registration, even with MRCP

Thank you sir

You will need MRCOG exam for registration in UK.salary is same in all specialties-please watch the video on doctor's pay in UK in this channel for detailed information.i am not sure about details of the MRCOG exam, will try to update later.

Only entry level is ST3. CESR is actually a better option if they are willing to try for it.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nbChpdOmytqcoZc.html. MRCP is must

You can join the post and start working as a specialty doctor. Then choose between CCT and CESR

You can certainly try for it. Once you start working in the UK, you will get an idea about how difficult/easy the process is.

It's possible. I have a friend who did this.

@@SumanPaulDoc thank you sir

Rheumatology is quite difficult training to get into. So CESR might be easier. Generally most doctors in your position will try to enter training

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It was changed from CESR CP to CCT. Both are training posts

@@SumanPaulDoc Can I be added to the Telegram CESR chat please

It will be CCT, provided you stay in training for 60months. If you want them to consider your previous years of experience then you will get CESR and reduce years from training.

@@SumanPaulDoc sir how do we get them to consider our core training (md medicine in India) before applying for st4 positions ? Would that be cesr as well ? Also how likely are we to get competitive branches like cardiology or derm ? Can we apply in round 1

Dermatology in general is a competitive specialty.however if you are looking for short term training then you should contact the hospital of your choice and explore MTI option.

GMC regulations are clear- anyone who does minimum duration of training for the specialty can get CCT. It can be achieved without CMT/IMT

@@SumanPaulDoc minimum duration meaning how many years approx?

CESR is not recognised outside UK

@@SumanPaulDoc What if I start the CESR training and then enter the training at a higher level to finish the training...I guess it's called CESR-CP right? And that is now also called CCT and hence it is recognised right? The benefit for me in doing this that I start at a higher level in the CESR pathway considering its my first job and hence a better pay. What do you think, please advice if I am thinking it the right way?

Yes it's recognised by NMC

This is true for competitive specialty where people will wait for years to enter training or don't get a consultant job even after completion of CCT.no one can remain trainee forever as the training contract can be extended for maximum 6months only.

@@SumanPaulDoc Thanks for the response. What’s the scenario for psychiatry? Is it too competitive that even after ST training docs have to wait for years before being able to apply for consultancy positions? What are some specialties where consultants wait for a very long period of time before being able to apply for consultant positions?

Yes

Yes, you should be able to apply

@@SumanPaulDoc thank you sir

You don't need CESR for locum consultant. But it's worth applying for CESR

If you want to move to UK, why do you want to waste 3yrs in India which will not count towards your training in UK.its better to clear PLAB and enter psychiatry training at ST1 level.

But sir I don't have much money to prepare and come to uk after my MBBS.

Your designation will be registrar regardless of MTI or MRCOG.you cannot be eligible for CCT by working in non training posts

@@SumanPaulDoc thanks a lot sir. One more question sir. Is it possible to apply for some fellowship there in UK while working as a registrar in a non training institute. Like i want to pursue fellowship in fetal medicine.

Not in Canada but valid in Australia

No.I am doing CCT

It's like any other CESR

No

@@SumanPaulDoc so going to UK is compulsory for CESR ryt?

I am doing CCT. It's quite competitive to get into surgical training after MRCS.

@Not sure whose channel this is! No, I am doing CCT. I started off with CESR CP then opted for CCT.

@@DrArkadeep ST3

@@SumanPaulDoc what is the difference between CCT and CESR CP?

@@SumanPaulDoc how is it possible to do cct after doing mrcp from India?is plab necessary for cct?

Tomar video gulo darun hoyeche dada...all the best for your future in nhs

Avoid CESR for gastro. PLAB is not mandatory for CCT/CESR but PLAB and IMT will offer you the best chances of being a gastroenterologist.

@@SumanPaulDoc thanks a lot dada

Training is 4yrs from ST4 level for all medical specialties. There will be another exam towards the end of training- SCE or FRCS etc

Thank you So Much Sir!

Sir,please answer my question.

MRCP. 3-7 yrs

@@SumanPaulDoc sir, নিদৃষ্ট কোন time periode নেই??india তে যেমন mbbs পরে যেমন india তে 3 বছরের md,ms হয়,তেমনিই uk তে কত বছর লাগে?? Plab দেয়ার পর কোন কোন কোর্স করার পর equivalent md degree পাওয়া যায়???? Please sir reply my question....

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MRCS and proceed from there