Many thanks for watching and all the best for your interview.

Many thanks for your suggestion Ehsan.I will definitely make a video on it.

Many thanks for watching, I am really glad that you found this useful.

Many thanks for watching.Please share with other aspirants.

Hi Nikita I joined in a MTI post which was a registrar level post after a weeks as a SHO.

Hi Arjun Routine or planned blood tests are done in the wards by the phlebotomists in the morning. Usually the nurses bleed the patient otherwise but it is equally expected of the junior doctors to help out the nurses if they are busy or if the patient are difficult to bleed. I am working as a registrar.

Hi This is a very valid point. Medicine doctors are overworked all over the world but you will have to find your own work life balance. If you are passionate about the subject, you will be able to find your happiness.

Hi Joshua There is a PACES study group at King's. Let me know, I can help you get connected with them.

of course you can apply for Mrcp.

Hi Karan It is imperative that you have at least 2 years clinical experience for PACES. I find it quite reasonable as you would need that time to develop your clinical knowledge. Please bear in mind that internship is considered as postgraduate clinical experience as essentially you are doing it after passing MBBS. So it is just one more year which would anyway be required to pass your Mrcp part 1 and 2. Interestingly you don't need to pass your part2 before PACES but it would be helpful to do part 2 first to consolidate your theory knowledge.

@@AceurMRCP ma'am this is really helpful . Thank you so much for helping always

Hi Raj This is not true.IMG s are definitely eligible provided they have the attain the same competencies that are required to be eligible to enter training.

Hi Tharunika you are eligibile for MRCP part 1 after one year of internship.

Are you working in medicine?

Raj Cardiology is a competitive branch for UK specialty training and it is essential that the applicant understands the eligibility criteria , attains the require competencies and build his CV so that they can compete with UK graduates.Now, many of the competencies are difficult to obtain from overseas.For eg ,audits, quality improve projects, teaching experience etc are quite different in the NHS.Also there are specific criteria for the consultant who can sign you off for these competencies. Hence ,it becomes pertinent to work in the NHS before training application.If you are focussed is your goals and get the boxes ticked at par with UK graduates, you can definitely apply for any specialty you want.

@@AceurMRCP wow thank you ma'am for clearing this🙌so, it simply mean with good clinical research ( 2-3)yrs minimum we can compete and match with uk graduates. All the best for your training ma'am ✨

sure