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Hey, so you can’t go to a foreign country and not expect to be taught their language. How would you assimilate into society and for medicine you HAVE to know Hungarian because once you start clinicals how will you be able to communicate with patients in Hungary. Learning new languages is a bit challenging but it is very doable if you try.

I will try my best to put that out. Thanks for your support!

Hey, sorry for the late reply. It is getting harder and harder to find places here that are at a good price but keep checking Facebook listings and talking to agents that you contact on those listings to see if you can figure something out.

Hey, I think I ended with an 84% average overall but I don’t think it plays a huge factor getting into Hungary as long as your average is respectable. If you have a good average and you do well in the entrance exam then you have a good chance (it is less competitive here).

Hey, I will see what I can do, it isn’t that easy for me as I draw a lot on experience at Pécs and don’t hear a lot about the other universities but I will keep it in mind. Thanks for the feedback!

I can’t say for sure as I only know about Pécs but it will be similar. There may be a slight change in their curriculum in the order in which they do things but the subjects will be for the most part the same.

@@CamMedLife I see.. thank you!!! Great videos!!

Hey, I don’t think you get priority but I could be wrong. I think you still need to go through the same application process for the dorm of your choosing via the Neptun Portal System.

@@CamMedLife Okay thank U 🌼

In oral exams, it is impossible to answer because the requirements in each department are different and the examiners are all slightly different too. Your result is somewhat subjective based on the examiners opinion of your performance. In written exams, it also differs slightly from subject to subject but 60% tends to be the average.

Thanks a lot Cam. I’m appreciative of your response. Good job on this very helpful channel. One more question: Could you please share some of your insights regarding Medical Chemistry. What is the nature of this course and what suggestions do you have on how to be successful with it. And what is the exams like and how do you prepare for it overall. Your thoughts are appreciated as always.

Hey, both semesters end with an oral exam yeah

@@CamMedLife thank you

Hey, it covers emergency cases when you go to Government hospitals and then I’m not entirely sure of an upper limit for GP/specialist visits but I assume that it covers everything. I advise looking into it a bit more as I can’t give a full answer

@@CamMedLife thanx for feedback

Hey, quite a few people have asked me this but it’s not something I’m knowledgeable on unfortunately. I don’t have time to work so I have never looked into it here in Pécs. All I say to people who ask is that I see international students working for food delivery apps and also at some restaurants but other than that, I’m not entirely sure. It’s a small city so I don’t think there is an abundance of work opportunities but I’m sure you could find something if you really looked hard enough. Language just might be an added obstacle in addition to the city being small.

Thank you! ❤️

Hey, Szántó dormitory would be the best option based on your first 2 questions although I can’t say for sure what everyone’s degree of choice would be or their ethnicity. Szántó is close to the faculty and offers the best experience all round in my opinion. Each dormitory requires sharing unfortunately.

@@CamMedLife Thank you so much for the info! I really appreciate it!❤️

@@CamMedLife Could you please tell me the specific courses that are done in the first year for pharmacy students at the University of Pécs? And how many courses are done in the first year also

Hey, quite a few people have asked me this but it's not something I'm knowledgeable on unfortunately. I don't have time to work so I have never looked into it here in Pécs. All I say to people who ask is that I see international students working for food delivery apps and also at some restaurants but other than that, I'm not entirely sure. It's a small city so I don't think there is an abundance of work opportunities but I'm sure you could find something if you really looked hard enough. Language just might be an added obstacle in addition to the city being small.

Hey, congratulations! I would describe the weather in Pécs as a city of extremes. It gets cold in the winter reaching temperatures of around -7 degrees and then it gets really hot in the summer reaching temperatures around 37 degrees. So bring clothing that covers both bases and if you don’t have a winter coat already, I advise you buy one in Europe as they tend to be better equipped for the winter. Pécs can also get a lot of rain at times during the year so a coat with a waterproof outer layer would be most ideal.

@@CamMedLife well that's so extreme for Pakistani 😅😅

Hey, quite a few people have asked me this but it's not something I'm knowledgeable on unfortunately. I don't have time to work so I have never looked into it here in Pécs. All I say to people who ask is that I see international students working for food delivery apps and also at some restaurants but other than that, I'm not entirely sure. It's a small city so I don't think there is an abundance of work opportunities but I'm sure you could find something if you really looked hard enough. Language just might be an added obstacle in addition to the city being small.

Hey, quite a few people have asked me this but it's not something I'm knowledgeable on unfortunately. I don't have time to work so I have never looked into it here in Pécs. All I say to people who ask is that I see international students working for food delivery apps and also at some restaurants but other than that, I'm not entirely sure. It's a small city so I don't think there is an abundance of work opportunities but I'm sure you could find something if you really looked hard enough. Language might just be an added obstacle as well, in addition to the city being small.

Hey, it is very similar in ranking with the University of Pécs so there isn’t much difference. Szeged is a little bit more known for their practical involvement (from what I have heard) but I can’t confirm as I haven’t studied there. Pécs is a little more known for a tough and volume heavy theoretical focus in the first 2 years…at the end of it all, I think you come out of both institutions with a relatively similar standing.

me too

Hey! Good luck on the upcoming entrance exam! Overall it is definitely worth it for me. I don’t know if I would have been given the opportunity to graduate as a doctor in many other countries and so I’m grateful to Hungary. It definitely isn’t perfect, the system is very different and I personally feel like the Uni is very theoretically orientated and doesn’t focus as much on the practical application of our knowledge in a clinical setting. There are also maybe a few more complaints here and there…That being said, every place has its problems. In the end, it’s manageable and you do come out with a lot of knowledge plus the degree which is most important. If you would like advice on anything specifically then feel free to reach out! Haha, ń Braai sal lekker wees! 😂

@CamMedLife Hey, thanks for the response I do have good news. I got accepted 🥳 As such, I do have a lot of questions. Do you mind if I just dm you on Instagram?

Will try my best, finishing up my current exam period and then I plan to start posting again

I appreciate the feedback thank you, I hope to start posting again in the near future.

Hey, Boszorkány will be the closest but it is a small city and it’s easy to get around so if you going the dormitory route I would still recommend Szántó Dormitory as a first choice.

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