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@@anusara6190 hi dear. Your gap shouldnt be a major problem. Start the gmc registration process and side by side apply for all suitable ent jobs throughout uk. Clearly state the reason for your gap like preparing for exams or taking some time of before next major move whatever it is.

@@drkevib Sure will be doing that one soon👍

@@sachingiri3127 is your gmc registration done?

@@drkevib There are many courses available for mrcs if you search online and in Facebook but I just mentioned the one that I took. Please check the latest feedback by students before joining any course. If you need to ask anything personally pls leave ur email address here and i can contact you.

😢I know... Will try more frequent videos from now

Sure

@@hamzasiraj4764 Hi, share your email id. I'll reach out to you.

@@abir786602 facebook.com/bone.marrow.9847

You can have a chat with him. He runs the course.

@@Yuge428 Hi, I think you are allowed to sit for mrcs but ideally they encourage people with atleast 2 yrs of experience in this field. For example if you are second yr pg in ent that would be the best time but if you think you will be able to manage them go ahead. Definitely check again with the college before booking the exams though.

@@aftabalilodro3890 ideally you should hv 2 yrs in the relevant field but it's not a must. If you believe you can study n pass the exam you can appear. But please double check with the royal college as well.

Tbh I dont have a clear idea of the fellowship pathway but as many of you wanted to know about it i will try to gather more information n share in sometime future soon.

1 month.. but would have taken longer if it was ielts.

@entoscope2206 ok, thanks for the reply, I watched your videos before preparing for both parts of mrcs , and now for oet

@@unfilteredtraveller Happy to help 😊 best wishes for your oet 👍

I was told to do so by GMC but u can confirm again

Very difficult and needs a proper portfolio preparation for getting into training here after MS ENT in India. It's easier if we come after MBBS

Sorry for the delayed reply. Sure will do such a video 😊

Yes definitely

I didn't keep a record properly and no one asked as well. But it's always better to have your surgical record if u are maintaining one. For me during interview they believed what I said, didn't ask for any proof

Sorry I can't recommend a particular book as I didn't read any materials out of what was provided from the coaching centre. One thing u can do is get hold of fawsia sheet and revise it, then may be buy subscription of emrcs if u are not joining a coaching.. and keep on revising the questions

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Yes all your 4years of experience in ENT will be counted...here it doesn't matter if u do MS/DNB..as they only count the experience

Yes I do once a week on call from 5-12 am..but this depends on your contract ..this on call was already included in my contract so it isn't extra..but they pay accordingly for all the hours we do above the contracted 40 hrs /week

I did OET and it took me 1 month in preparation

Im not sure about IELTS and i personally feel it's more tough and we don't need to strain ourselves doing a tough exam..but decide yourself. I would definitely recommend to do language test in between MRCS part A and B as then u can directly apply for gmc once you got ur MRCS B results

That was because I gave the exam during covid time, I'm not sure if still the non manned stations are online. Will have to check that when you book the exam. I wore a plain t shirt and pants eutha jacket..so overall like a suit. There were people wearing official dresses, even salwar suits..what matters is just dress formally.

Yes I would definitely say to complete SRShip and mrcs part b the get GMC registration, meanwhile you can start applying for jobs. If you want to come quickly you can come via MTI route but as u already finished part A I would suggest completing MRCS and get GMC registration

@@entoscope2206 thank you mam 😊

@@entoscope2206 also mam What about surgical experience?? Will that count ?? I mean while attending interview will they ask about our surgical exposure??

@@sanjanapradeep6289 definitely..it's very important

Sorry I don't have any link for that, if you search in telegram you may get. I got it from my coaching centre.

I got it from my coaching centre, but I have seen some copies circulating in Facebook groups/telegrams.

Yes

Even when performing incision?? How can he not sense pain at all?

@@Kenteastwood-c4u while infiltrating patient will have pain but will reduce within minutes then once we reach annulus it causes some pain but bearable and we use some adrenaline + lignocaine soaked cotton balls there for few minutes if needed

Yes now it's called MRCS ENT OSCE not DOHNS. About procedure for fellowship I'm not sure but definitely you will need gmc registration to work here.

1. I haven't felt any. I think it's our attitude and the way we deal with them that matters. I feel people are more kind here. 2. If u entered training here definitely u get become a consultant. In non trainees like me we have to work towards Cesr and then become a consultant. 3. I work as an SAS doctor-specialty doctor. 4. If u are the only person working with a family with children to support then nothing much unless u do loads of extra shift. If ur partner is also working then can save almost 1 person's salary.

As you are an ENT specialist i feel you are well qualified for an ST3 level job but due to lack of MRCS getting a job may be difficult so I would suggest joining this position and quickly applying for MRCS exams meanwhile as u will get NHS experience in the meantime and once u clear MRCS u can change to a better job quickly