Great... Broken down a complex and tough exam into small, easily understsndable parts... After all it's not so difficult as it is made out to be.... Thanks for your encouraging and inspiring words...
Nicely explained , I would like to add that now Neet pg is not one liner based ,Nbe has changed the pattern since neet 202o and now 3-4 line concept based questions are asked more ,Mrcp has longer questions and 5 options though ,more difficult than neet questions but neet course is huge .
Nicely explained mam, Please make video on CCT in UK vs super speciality degree in India for those who wants to practice as a super specialist in India in long term.
My feeling is that if you want to learn a subject at postgraduate level, you should read a textbook. However, if your only aim is to pass the exam, perhaps you should concentrate on exam technique with a question bank and mock exams. Some people say they passed having read no textbook, just their undergraduate notes and the NICE Guidelines. As a prospective patient, I would feel happier if my doctor had read a textbook. I haven't asked enough candidates to work out what the best strategy is nowadays. Personally I read Davidson (not enough on its own), Rubenstein & Wayne (Lecture Notes on Clinical Medicine), small books on all the individual specialties plus Medicine Magazine (40 years ago) and went through a couple of MCQ books, but that was in the days before on-line learning.
Hello Maam.... First Of all Thank You For all Your Efforts.As a Final year Student this is a verry common thought in everyone's Mind and frankly speaking There is no clear cut information Out There You have Wonderfully compared them Maam....Its a trye Blessing To be a part of Your channel PS: Love From Kolkata And Maam Aro videos on MCQ Discussion..Thet were really Mind Blowing questions PPS : You have Sych a Beautiful Smile Maam....would Love to know About Your Journey and Preparation for MRCP
@@AceurMRCP i already shared few screenshots with my wife who is a specialist practicing in India, I enjoyed the MD IMT comparison and MRCP not being mandatory, and required only for further specialization. I've heard of MRCP, FRCP, etc but where does it stand in the pyramid from transitioning from medical school to being a specialist is something I understood from your video. BTW my partner just landed a job in Australia and we're excited to begin our Australia journey! Let me know if you've plans to move there. Cheers!
I am Dr. Ishita Mondal, MBBS graduate in the year of 2020 from India. Currently I am working as a Resident Medical Officer in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. I will be moving to London in August’22. In parallel, I am planning to appear for PLAB (Part A) examination in 2023 and taking preparation for the same. I have few queries regarding PLAB and GMC to start my career at UK (London). It would be really helpful, if you can kindly clarify the queries below: • Can I work having dependent VISA as a doctor in London, whereas my husband will be holding ICT Tier2 skilled work VISA (LT) • Can I get any jobs in London as a MBBS graduate with only English test certification till I clear PLAB (both part A & part B) and get the GMC registration number? If yes, then how to start searching
Hi Ishita You can definitely work as a doctor on a dependent visa provided you have GMC registration, which you can apply for once you have successfully completed PLAB. You can do clinical attachments in the UK while preparing for PLAB which are usually unpaid roles.
@@AceurMRCP @Faiq Medic Thank you for your reverting.... when I searched on some alternate option, something health care assistance or observer related jobs I could see. but not sure whether those are directly related to our experience level. Do you have any idea on that by any chance, i.e. - if those options can be chosen for temporary basis
Hello ma'am plz let us know the right strategy to pass PACES in first attempt. Becoz this is the step where many people become sceptical. And if we keep in mind that PACES also doable then we can prepare for mrcp with cool head. TIA 🙏
Hello.. i am currently pursuing md anaesthesia from a reputed medical College in India.. bt i want to do MRCP as well. Can an md anaesthetist pursue mrcp while doing pg? And can u pls tell do i need to take permission from my college to pursue MRCP while doing MD?
Hi, im a neetpg aspirant . I REALLY HATE MUGGING UP AND MEMORY BASED INDIAN EXAMS.I could not get a medicine seat here in neet(general merit candidate) I would like to pursue Internal medicine via MRCP coz my im confident about my concepts. Will i be able to get trained under IMT in the Royal colleges if i clear mrcp 1,2 ??? Please answer , i could not find an answer to this thing, as this could change a life:)
Hi Unfortunately, MRCP is not a pathway to enter into IMT training. Clearing Part 1 and Part 2 will give you added advantage, but you need to have a set of competencies before you can apply for IMT. Also, you would need GMC registration before you can apply for IMT. Please watch the video 3 of this three part video series to know all about IMT. I will upload the video soon.
Thanks a lot for the informative video,ma'am. Please solve my following queries. Is watching marrow medicine videos enough to crack mrcp 1? Or dams or anything other? Can a MBBS intern or post intern clear mrcp 2? After clearing mrcp 1 can one start earning in London?
Hi, It is not DAMS or Marrow. It is your knowledge that needs to be correctly applied for solving MRCP questions. As I have suggested in this video, self assessing your NEET PG knowledge against a MRCP question bank is a smart way to approach this. The answer to your question on ideal time for MRCP part 2 is given in this video. After MRCP part 1 you can apply for MTI posts in the UK. Please watch my MTI video for more details.
Thanks for sharing Valuable insights and information mam, i would really appreciate if u could answer my query > is it possible to get into specialty training without a md degree after mbbs but having 2-3 yrs of work experience as JR in medicine and has cleared mrcp all parts?
Dear Prudvi Yes technically you can apply provided you have attained all the competencies at par with a internal medicine trainee in the UK. The last selection process has made it very easy to achieve this if you have NHS experience. So I would recommend come in early into the UK either through MTI or after completing MRCP , achieve all the competencies needed and then apply for specialty training.
Hello mam Ami akta jinish jante chai chi ki like I want to stay in India only . So erom ki hote pare like fully MRCP / MRCS / MRCOG ei rokom based preparation kore like can I bypass the NEET PG exam , and will I have similar career as an MD/MS in India ? Actually am currently in intership so please help me to choose a path ....
Ami part 1 Tao dekhlam ei matro so clear holo bepar gulo kichu and by the way mam if I choose the plab pathway then acquire any of the membership digree will that be valued in India 😢
Hi mam I m from India I completed my DNB pediatrics I finished Mrcpch part 1 and part 2 Due to Covid part 3 clinical is not conducted in India for past 1and 1/2 yrs Is there any way of working in Uk with first 2 parts Kindly reply Mam Thank u
Hi Anusha I would suggest MTI for you. At your career stage it would be a good pathway for you. Please watch my MTI video series on complete guidelines.
Ma’am how many minimum correct responses are required to crack MRCP part 1 examination our of total 200 questions? I’ve recently given my Part 1 exam and waiting for results z
Hi Saket It is difficult to pinpoint a specific number as not all questions have the same marks. It depends on the difficulty level of the questions and the proportion of the candidates who got a certain number of questions right. Post exam, relax. Don't worry about the results. Think positive, I am sure you will pass. I will answer this question for you when you appear for Part 2.All the best.
Mam i have a doubt 1. If I finish all my mrcp parts without any medicine experience will my mrcp is valid? Will they give me the degree or i have to finish the required competency to get the mrcp degree? For example: I graduated and completed my internship let say i have 1.5years of work experience and cleared all parts of my mrcp . Will they give me the degree or i have to complete the competency(like 3 years) ?
Hi Nitish If you pass the exam , you will get the degree.As I have discussed in this 3 part video series, MRCPUK doesn't come with any competency or training.Obviously, 1.5 years clinical experience can never be the same as 3 years clinical experience.Nevertheless, you will get the degree if you are successful in the exam.
Hi Pavan MRCP is one of the criteria for entering into speciality training. You have to get all your competencies signed off in order to enter speciality training. This can be achieved by working in a non training job in the UK initlally.
@@AceurMRCP Mam you mean i have to work as a senior resident in uk hospitals,right mam??what all others do i need mam...could you please elaborate mam in brief...Thanks in advance
Very valid point, Vrajesh.Earlier there was a difference between the three colleges and London was always preferable for exam location, available slots, etc. Recently, this has been changed. Now, the RCPs are united for the exam purpose and no longer do you need to choose anyone. The degree will come as MRCPUk and not as MRCP London or Edin. All the best.
Hello madam I am an MD Medicine doctor from India and have been following all your videos for long I have attended for MRCP-1 this feb madam and had a decent attempt I have few doubts regarding MRCP future prospects and wish you wud clear me from them, at your will madam 1. As I have finished my MD medicine, what is the flow chart I have to follow to join in SPECIALITY TRAINING, after clearing MRCP ? Few say I have to join IMT, others say I can join as junior doctor and work for an year or half to apply for ST. Please clear this big doubt of mine madam. 2. Can you please release PDFs related to high yield topics from all departments for MRCP-2 madam, which wud help us lot more ? 3. After attaining CCT, I came to know that we can become a consultant in UK. Can we practice with the same degree in countries like switzerland, australia, NZ madam ? Thank you 🙂
Hi Ramu 1.After MD medicine, you don't need to do IMT but you would need NHS experience before you would be able to apply for Specialty training. You can either complete MRCP, get GMC registration and start working in a non training post before you start working in the UK or you can do MTI. I would suggest the latter as MTI would be perfect for you to start your career sooner in the UK and MRCP will take you miuch longer. Please watch th-cam.com/video/DUzk3_7KrSQ/w-d-xo.html formore information. 2.I am doing more videos on high yield topics, will upload soon. 3. CCT allows to work as a consultant in certain other countries but it also depends on your CV as a whole not just CCT. All the best
Hi Ravish For training jobs , general medicine on calls are compulsory for specialities like Endo, acute medicine, Cardio, Gastro , Nephrology etc. Some of these specialities have speciality specific on calls as well eg Cardiology.For non training jobs , you can choose roles that do not come with on calls albeit with a lower salary.
No. Even if you manage to pass the complete MRCP directly after internship, you will still not be exempted from internal medicine training IF you want to go on to sub-specialty training in the UK.
Hi Kanagavalli This would depend on what you define as valid. MD paediatrics is not valid for a GMC resgistration which is a must to be eligible for working in the UK. However, this degree is highly respected, valued by NHS employers and consultants and also gives you an edge if you want to apply for speciality training in the UK.
I am incredibly grateful for your channel, Dr Roy. Thank you.
Many thanks for your kind words Riddhima, please share with your peers.
Great... Broken down a complex and tough exam into small, easily understsndable parts... After all it's not so difficult as it is made out to be....
Thanks for your encouraging and inspiring words...
Many thanks for watching, Sujju. Please share with NEET PG aspirants.
Nicely explained , I would like to add that now Neet pg is not one liner based ,Nbe has changed the pattern since neet 202o and now 3-4 line concept based questions are asked more ,Mrcp has longer questions and 5 options though ,more difficult than neet questions but neet course is huge .
Many thanks for watching Kartikeya.
@@AceurMRCP thanks for posting this information ✌🏻
Nicely explained mam,
Please make video on CCT in UK vs super speciality degree in India for those who wants to practice as a super specialist in India in long term.
Hi Kishan
CCT Video coming soon.
Great post Dr.Roy, as always. One of the very few people highlighting the importance of a textbook.
Thanks, Keep posting.
Many thanks for watching, one of the very few people appreaciating the importance of a text book.
My feeling is that if you want to learn a subject at postgraduate level, you should read a textbook. However, if your only aim is to pass the exam, perhaps you should concentrate on exam technique with a question bank and mock exams. Some people say they passed having read no textbook, just their undergraduate notes and the NICE Guidelines. As a prospective patient, I would feel happier if my doctor had read a textbook.
I haven't asked enough candidates to work out what the best strategy is nowadays. Personally I read Davidson (not enough on its own), Rubenstein & Wayne (Lecture Notes on Clinical Medicine), small books on all the individual specialties plus Medicine Magazine (40 years ago) and went through a couple of MCQ books, but that was in the days before on-line learning.
Exquisite Presentation , Informative And Pleasant Video, Dr Naeem Ashraf
Many thanks for watching, Naeem. Please share with other NEET PG aspirants.
Thank you so Much For proper Guidance ♥️. Eagerly waiting for Part 3 and other CCT videos. Things are more Clear Now.
Many thanks for watching, Agam. Part 3 coming soon.
Very Informative.
Thanks Dr Aparajita for all your efforts.
Many thanks for watching, Pranay.
Hi. Great comparison and easy to understand. Thank you so much, looking forward for more videos!😊
Many thanks for watching, Joshua.Just watched your piece "absolution day".Well done!
@@AceurMRCP oh😀😅😬thanks ma'am. Means a lot. Glad you liked it.
Amazing
Is 3rd video in series about IMT training in UK and India?
Thank you as always
You guessed it right Karan. NEW video coming soon.
Hello Maam....
First Of all Thank You For all Your Efforts.As a Final year Student this is a verry common thought in everyone's Mind and frankly speaking There is no clear cut information Out There
You have Wonderfully compared them Maam....Its a trye Blessing To be a part of Your channel
PS: Love From Kolkata And Maam Aro videos on MCQ Discussion..Thet were really Mind Blowing questions
PPS : You have Sych a Beautiful Smile Maam....would Love to know About Your Journey and Preparation for MRCP
Many thanks for watching Avinash. I will definitely make a video on my MRCP journey.
👏👏 I really love your teaching
Many thanks for watching, please share with your peers.
Excellent video doc, very well explained!
Many thanks for watching, Divesh. Please share with your peers.
@@AceurMRCP i already shared few screenshots with my wife who is a specialist practicing in India, I enjoyed the MD IMT comparison and MRCP not being mandatory, and required only for further specialization. I've heard of MRCP, FRCP, etc but where does it stand in the pyramid from transitioning from medical school to being a specialist is something I understood from your video.
BTW my partner just landed a job in Australia and we're excited to begin our Australia journey! Let me know if you've plans to move there.
Cheers!
Very crisp and clear
Many thanks,please share with your peers.
Hi mam, make much more video keep rocking all the best
Many thanks for your motivating words.
I am Dr. Ishita Mondal, MBBS graduate in the year of 2020 from India.
Currently I am working as a Resident Medical Officer in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. I will be moving to London in August’22.
In parallel, I am planning to appear for PLAB (Part A) examination in 2023 and taking preparation for the same. I have few queries regarding PLAB and GMC to start my career at UK (London).
It would be really helpful, if you can kindly clarify the queries below:
• Can I work having dependent VISA as a doctor in London, whereas my husband will be holding ICT Tier2 skilled work VISA (LT)
• Can I get any jobs in London as a MBBS graduate with only English test certification till I clear PLAB (both part A & part B) and get the GMC registration number? If yes, then how to start searching
Hi Ishita
You can definitely work as a doctor on a dependent visa provided you have GMC registration, which you can apply for once you have successfully completed PLAB. You can do clinical attachments in the UK while preparing for PLAB which are usually unpaid roles.
@@AceurMRCP @Faiq Medic Thank you for your reverting.... when I searched on some alternate option, something health care assistance or observer related jobs I could see. but not sure whether those are directly related to our experience level. Do you have any idea on that by any chance, i.e. - if those options can be chosen for temporary basis
Thank you so much mam..love from kolkata
Many thanks for watching Protik. All the best for your preparation.
Very well explained Ty 💕
Many thanks for watching.Please share with your peers.
Hello ma'am plz let us know the right strategy to pass PACES in first attempt. Becoz this is the step where many people become sceptical.
And if we keep in mind that PACES also doable then we can prepare for mrcp with cool head.
TIA 🙏
Hi Lalit
Please watch this video to get a step by step guide for PACES preparation
th-cam.com/video/5zArkp_1CGA/w-d-xo.html
Very well said .....
Many thanks for watching. Please share with other MRCP aspirants.
Can i take mrcp after dnb emergency medicine so that i can work as a physician??
Hi Linsha
I wouldnot recommned that. Medicine and Emergency medicine are completely different specialities in the UK.
Hello.. i am currently pursuing md anaesthesia from a reputed medical College in India.. bt i want to do MRCP as well. Can an md anaesthetist pursue mrcp while doing pg? And can u pls tell do i need to take permission from my college to pursue MRCP while doing MD?
Hi
Yes , definitely . MRCP + Anaesthesia is a combination very much in demand in the UK.
I don't think you need any permission as such.
Hi, im a neetpg aspirant . I REALLY HATE MUGGING UP AND MEMORY BASED INDIAN EXAMS.I could not get a medicine seat here in neet(general merit candidate) I would like to pursue Internal medicine via MRCP coz my im confident about my concepts.
Will i be able to get trained under IMT in the Royal colleges if i clear mrcp 1,2 ??? Please answer , i could not find an answer to this thing, as this could change a life:)
Hi
Unfortunately, MRCP is not a pathway to enter into IMT training. Clearing Part 1 and Part 2 will give you added advantage, but you need to have a set of competencies before you can apply for IMT. Also, you would need GMC registration before you can apply for IMT.
Please watch the video 3 of this three part video series to know all about IMT. I will upload the video soon.
I think you can go on for PLAB
Thanks a lot for the informative video,ma'am. Please solve my following queries. Is watching marrow medicine videos enough to crack mrcp 1? Or dams or anything other?
Can a MBBS intern or post intern clear mrcp 2? After clearing mrcp 1 can one start earning in London?
Hi,
It is not DAMS or Marrow. It is your knowledge that needs to be correctly applied for solving MRCP questions. As I have suggested in this video, self assessing your NEET PG knowledge against a MRCP question bank is a smart way to approach this. The answer to your question on ideal time for MRCP part 2 is given in this video.
After MRCP part 1 you can apply for MTI posts in the UK. Please watch my MTI video for more details.
@@AceurMRCP Okay, thanks a lot ma'am. Keep sharing more informative videos like these about mrcp, will be waiting to learn more from you❤
Thanks for sharing Valuable insights and information mam, i would really appreciate if u could answer my query > is it possible to get into specialty training without a md degree after mbbs but having 2-3 yrs of work experience as JR in medicine and has cleared mrcp all parts?
Dear Prudvi
Yes technically you can apply provided you have attained all the competencies at par with a internal medicine trainee in the UK. The last selection process has made it very easy to achieve this if you have NHS experience. So I would recommend come in early into the UK either through MTI or after completing MRCP , achieve all the competencies needed and then apply for specialty training.
Thanks for clearing the path to mrcp mam.... I have a doubt can we take up mrcp training directly in india and write mrcp instead of neet pg ?
This is exactly what this video answers! You can do all 3 parts of MRCP from India.
Hello mam Ami akta jinish jante chai chi ki like I want to stay in India only . So erom ki hote pare like fully MRCP / MRCS / MRCOG ei rokom based preparation kore like can I bypass the NEET PG exam , and will I have similar career as an MD/MS in India ? Actually am currently in intership so please help me to choose a path ....
Ami part 1 Tao dekhlam ei matro so clear holo bepar gulo kichu and by the way mam if I choose the plab pathway then acquire any of the membership digree will that be valued in India 😢
Hi
MRCP is a much coveted degree in India as well. All the best.
Hi mam
I m from India
I completed my DNB pediatrics
I finished Mrcpch part 1 and part 2
Due to Covid part 3 clinical is not conducted in India for past 1and 1/2 yrs
Is there any way of working in Uk with first 2 parts
Kindly reply Mam
Thank u
Hi Anusha
I would suggest MTI for you. At your career stage it would be a good pathway for you. Please watch my MTI video series on complete guidelines.
@@AceurMRCP thanks a lot mam
How long does it take to prepare PACES by self with a friend , as i am practicing MO in my country in IM department regularly .
I would say give yourself at least 4- 6 months to prepare. Also, invest in a good course before you attempt your exam.
Hi mam
I ckeared my mbbs and usmle step 1 can i clear thus exsm without doing MD in india
Ma’am how many minimum correct responses are required to crack MRCP part 1 examination our of total 200 questions? I’ve recently given my Part 1 exam and waiting for results z
Hi Saket
It is difficult to pinpoint a specific number as not all questions have the same marks. It depends on the difficulty level of the questions and the proportion of the candidates who got a certain number of questions right.
Post exam, relax. Don't worry about the results. Think positive, I am sure you will pass.
I will answer this question for you when you appear for Part 2.All the best.
Mam i have a doubt
1. If I finish all my mrcp parts without any medicine experience will my mrcp is valid? Will they give me the degree or i have to finish the required competency to get the mrcp degree?
For example: I graduated and completed my internship let say i have 1.5years of work experience and cleared all parts of my mrcp . Will they give me the degree or i have to complete the competency(like 3 years) ?
Hi Nitish
If you pass the exam , you will get the degree.As I have discussed in this 3 part video series, MRCPUK doesn't come with any competency or training.Obviously, 1.5 years clinical experience can never be the same as 3 years clinical experience.Nevertheless, you will get the degree if you are successful in the exam.
Wow ,you just awesome
Many thanks for watching , Tanvir.
Ma'am please guide me regarding mrcp after mbbs in India
Hi Vishruti
Please watch this video to get a step by step guide for MRCP preparation;
th-cam.com/video/YdpsSnv8950/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I have done MD Forensic Medicine & is it possible to pass out MRCP & Paces with right preparation? Please reply
Hi Sagar
Please can you let me know why you want to do MRCP? You would need substantial clinical experience in Medicine for MRCP.
Mam,
Can i get into superspeciality training directly after clearing MD MEDICINE+MRCP(incl. PACES)
Hi Pavan
MRCP is one of the criteria for entering into speciality training. You have to get all your competencies signed off in order to enter speciality training. This can be achieved by working in a non training job in the UK initlally.
@@AceurMRCP Mam you mean i have to work as a senior resident in uk hospitals,right mam??what all others do i need mam...could you please elaborate mam in brief...Thanks in advance
Hello, i wanted to know if getting MRCP from London/Glasgow/Edinburgh be different. And if so which one is preferable?
Kindly let us know.
Thank you.
Very valid point, Vrajesh.Earlier there was a difference between the three colleges and London was always preferable for exam location, available slots, etc. Recently, this has been changed. Now, the RCPs are united for the exam purpose and no longer do you need to choose anyone. The degree will come as MRCPUk and not as MRCP London or Edin. All the best.
Thank you for the information.
After MRCP how can I get Neurology CCT or fellowship? Please help me
Hi Mithun
Please keep watching, this space, Video on CCT coming soon.
Hello madam
I am an MD Medicine doctor from India and have been following all your videos for long
I have attended for MRCP-1 this feb madam and had a decent attempt
I have few doubts regarding MRCP future prospects and wish you wud clear me from them, at your will madam
1. As I have finished my MD medicine, what is the flow chart I have to follow to join in SPECIALITY TRAINING, after clearing MRCP ? Few say I have to join IMT, others say I can join as junior doctor and work for an year or half to apply for ST. Please clear this big doubt of mine madam.
2. Can you please release PDFs related to high yield topics from all departments for MRCP-2 madam, which wud help us lot more ?
3. After attaining CCT, I came to know that we can become a consultant in UK. Can we practice with the same degree in countries like switzerland, australia, NZ madam ?
Thank you 🙂
Hi Ramu
1.After MD medicine, you don't need to do IMT but you would need NHS experience before you would be able to apply for Specialty training. You can either complete MRCP, get GMC registration and start working in a non training post before you start working in the UK or you can do MTI. I would suggest the latter as MTI would be perfect for you to start your career sooner in the UK and MRCP will take you miuch longer.
Please watch th-cam.com/video/DUzk3_7KrSQ/w-d-xo.html formore information.
2.I am doing more videos on high yield topics, will upload soon.
3. CCT allows to work as a consultant in certain other countries but it also depends on your CV as a whole not just CCT.
All the best
@@AceurMRCP Thank you madam
@@AceurMRCP Madam, after finishing 3steps of MRCP, can we do ST in Ireland ??
If not wat is the prerequisite to do so ??
Is MRCP qualification holder eligible to appear for NEET SS?
No, NEET SS has completely different eligibility criteria.
Can a MBBS with completed MRCP -all steps ,enter into speciality training , if not what would be the best way ?Thanks in advance.
MBBS with all steps of MRCP will be eligible for superspecialty training in the UK.
Hi
Would you please do video for this, I mean the steps to enter speciality training and what the requirements
Thank in advance
Is general medicine on calls compulsory for other speciality like oncology/ gastro drs. In uk ?
Hi Ravish
For training jobs , general medicine on calls are compulsory for specialities like Endo, acute medicine, Cardio, Gastro , Nephrology etc. Some of these specialities have speciality specific on calls as well eg Cardiology.For non training jobs , you can choose roles that do not come with on calls albeit with a lower salary.
@@AceurMRCP Thanks
Hi Mam
I have some doubts about MRCP
How I contact u mam I need ur guidance Mam
Hi Bhavitha
You can email me your queries at dr.aparajita.roy@gmail.com
Hello Dr.Aparajita ,
Can We Appear For MRCP
After Completing MBBS And 1 Year Internship
So That I Can Skip The Fy2 and IMT
No. Even if you manage to pass the complete MRCP directly after internship, you will still not be exempted from internal medicine training IF you want to go on to sub-specialty training in the UK.
Hi
This information is not correct.
If I clear mrcp in uk after mbbs and came to India will it be worth in south india? Is it a good idea to do mrcp after mbbs?
Hi Midhun
I have discussed this in details here
th-cam.com/video/aeN9QjJon80/w-d-xo.html
useful, thanks
Many thanks for watching. Please share with other NEET PG aspirants.
Hi…..are you doing specialty training?
Hi Rizwan
I am working as a Senior clinical Fellow in Diabetes and Diabetic foot.
@@AceurMRCP Thank you for your reply Mam ! can I contact you some how Mam like Instagram or Facebook?? Have some questions??
Is MD pediatrics done in India valid in UK?
Hi Kanagavalli
This would depend on what you define as valid. MD paediatrics is not valid for a GMC resgistration which is a must to be eligible for working in the UK. However, this degree is highly respected, valued by NHS employers and consultants and also gives you an edge if you want to apply for speciality training in the UK.
From where did u did ur MD medicine?
Hi Pratik
I did my MD from Safdarjung hospital in New Delhi.
Is it same for md anaesthesia too??
Hi Rojina
I didn't quite understand your question.
@@AceurMRCPhi i have completed md anaesthesiology from nepal..n planning for uk..does mrcp work for anaesthesia too??