After having passed this nasty exam, I thought to share my story. First of all I would like to thank all mighty Allah (God) who gave me the courage to do this exam and then my family and friend who supported me along the way. I met some great people in my journey and will acknowledge them at the end. I graduated about 6 years ago and came to Australia, where I did a PhD in Sports Medicine and didn͛t practice medicine for about 6 years. Back in early 2015, I was sitting with a group of friends and someone asked me for medical advice, a mutual friend (Australian) interrupted told that person ͚don͛t listen to him he is a fake doctor' (what he meant was that I didn͛t have the Australian medical license and he dismissed my overseas qualifications). That sentence ignited the fire in me to do this exam and get my license. I first registered for the exam end of 2015 and during that time I spoke to a friend who had recently given the exam and passed it. He told me that you can pass this exam by just doing recalls, he said ͚I did 6 months of recalls and easily passed it in the first go.͛ I had no doubt in believing him but boy that is the ͚worst piece of advice you can ever get.͛ I will tell you the reason why, based on my experience of doing this exam 3 times: a. Getting recalls in the exam in like playing roulette (lotto), the odds of getting them is about 60- 40 in my opinion. From what I have seen the passing ratio of AMC 1 is almost always around 60- 65%, why is it not 70% or 40%? Surely the results are engineered, given the fact 250 is the passing score. My analysis so far is they give 60% of the candidates recalls + few new Qs and 40% get new Qs with a very small % of recalls. The candidates who are in the latter group and rely only on recalls are the ones who fail (unfortunately I was in that group). b. Now what if you get recalls? One would pass right? Yes and No is my answer. Most re-callers, miss out on key aspects of the questions as they are not complete stems, so if you solve them with missing info then you can answer incorrectly. Therefore, one has to understand the topic and the question and answer based on Australian guidelines. c. AMC in my opinion has 5 variations of each question. These variations can range from diagnosis, investigations (best or initial), prognosis and clinical outcome etc. If you only do the recalls without understanding the topic in depth, you will struggle. d. Point c leads to point d, which is true for someone coming from a long clinical gap (>5 years), like myself. In the time away from medicine, you get de-learning, which means your core knowledge dissociates, you lose the sharpness to connect the pathophysiology and underlying mechanisms of a disease. So even if you solve recalls, a small variation will throw you off the ball. Therefore, it is not a good idea to rely on recalls. My 1st attempt: I learnt this the hard way; my first attempt was in Nov 2016, I went into it after doing 3 months of recalls. I read all the recall topics from JM and did 60% of the handbook. In my exam I only got 5 recalls and failed it (result was around 220). I thought, well this was unlucky and maybe I didn͛t do enough recalls and perhaps I am coming after a long gap so next attempt will keep the same strategy and I will pass it. 2 nd Attempt: This time I took a 6 month gap and appeared in July 2017, I did around 6 months recalls and did 75% Handbook. Guess what? I only got 8-10 recalls. I had people who prepared with me and got 50-60% recalls. I got less than 10%. The results came and no surprises I failed it again with a score of around 230. I was devastated! I picked up myself and analysed the whole situation. I figured, relying on recalls is a big gamble, so I started analysing the AMC pattern, I spoke to people who passed, but most importantly I spoke to people who failed. So I made myself a plan and wrote it on AMEDEX after my exam results: See my post in July/Aug. One person commented on my post, saying ͞AMC has beaten you but life cannot beat you.͟ After that comment, I gathered myself and prepared again. This time I had some advantages, I was more experienced, had more knowledge, more resilient and had a secret weapon up my sleeve, i.e. I understood how they write the exam. Essentially they use branching logic which means if you get a Q wrong, they will test you with a Q with similar difficulty and most likely a similar topic. Knowing that I intentionally makes Wong answers in the exam in areas where I was strong. But, I flagged them and at the end of the exam corrected them. This way I got a few more questions on areas of my strength and this helped me cross the line. In summary, never give up and persevere. If I can beat this exam, so can you. Kind regards Naj
Thanks for the honesty, a wonderful video. But you haven't mentioned in the coment section about the preparation, you have said it on video. Anyway thank you very much and good luck.
AMC MCQ exam passing tips: My Story : After having passed this nasty exam, I thought to share my story. First of all I would like to thank all mighty Allah (God) who gave me the courage to do this exam and then my family and friend who supported me along the way. I met some great people in my journey and will acknowledge them at the end. I graduated about 6 years ago and came to Australia, where I did a PhD in Sports Medicine and didn’t practice medicine for about 6 years. Back in early 2015, I was sitting with a group of friends and someone asked me for medical advice, a mutual friend (Australian) interrupted told that person ‘don’t listen to him he is a fake doctor' (what he meant was that I didn’t have the Australian medical license and he dismissed my overseas qualifications). That sentence ignited the fire in me to do this exam and get my license. I first registered for the exam end of 2015 and during that time I spoke to a friend who had recently given the exam and passed it. He told me that you can pass this exam by just doing recalls, he said ‘I did 6 months of recalls and easily passed it in the first go.’ I had no doubt in believing him but boy that is the ‘worst piece of advice you can ever get.’ I will tell you the reason why, based on my experience of doing this exam 3 times: a. Getting recalls in the exam in like playing roulette (lotto), the odds of getting them is about 60-40 in my opinion. From what I have seen the passing ratio of AMC 1 is almost always around 60-65%, why is it not 70% or 40%? Surely the results are engineered, given the fact 250 is the passing score. My analysis so far is they give 60% of the candidates recalls + few new Qs and 40% get new Qs with a very small % of recalls. The candidates who are in the latter group and rely only on recalls are the ones who fail (unfortunately I was in that group). b. Now what if you get recalls? One would pass right? Yes and No is my answer. Most re-callers, miss out on key aspects of the questions as they are not complete stems, so if you solve them with missing info then you can answer incorrectly. Therefore, one has to understand the topic and the question and answer based on Australian guidelines. c. AMC in my opinion has 5 variations of each question. These variations can range from diagnosis, investigations (best or initial), prognosis and clinical outcome etc. If you only do the recalls without understanding the topic in depth, you will struggle. d. Point c leads to point d, which is true for someone coming from a long clinical gap (>5 years), like myself. In the time away from medicine, you get de-learning, which means your core knowledge dissociates, you lose the sharpness to connect the pathophysiology and underlying mechanisms of a disease. So even if you solve recalls, a small variation will throw you off the ball. Therefore, it is not a good idea to rely on recalls. My 1st attempt: I learnt this the hard way; my first attempt was in Nov 2016, I went into it after doing 3 months of recalls. I read all the recall topics from JM and did 60% of the handbook. In my exam I only got 5 recalls and failed it (result was around 220). I thought, well this was unlucky and maybe I didn’t do enough recalls and perhaps I am coming after a long gap so next attempt will keep the same strategy and I will pass it. 2nd Attempt: This time I took a 6 month gap and appeared in July 2017, I did around 6 months recalls and did 75% Handbook. Guess what? I only got 8-10 recalls. I had people who prepared with me and got 50-60% recalls. I got less than 10%. The results came and no surprises I failed it again with a score of around 230. I was devastated! I picked up myself and analysed the whole situation. I figured, relying on recalls is a big gamble, so I started analysing the AMC pattern, I spoke to people who passed, but most importantly I spoke to people who failed. So I made myself a plan and wrote it on AMEDEX after my exam results: See my post in July/Aug. One person commented on my post, saying “AMC has beaten you but life cannot beat you.” After that comment, I gathered myself and prepared again. This time I had some advantages, I was more experienced, had more knowledge, more resilient and had a secret weapon up my sleeve, i.e. I understood how they write the exam. Essentially they use branching logic which means if you get a Q wrong, they will test you with a Q with similar difficulty and most likely a similar topic. Knowing that I intentionally marked Wrong answers in the exam in areas where I was strong. But, I flagged them and at the end of the exam corrected them. This way I got a few more questions on areas of my strength and this helped me cross the line. In summary, never give up and persevere. If I can beat this exam, so can you. Kind regards Naj
I have a cousin who never studied much,we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing AMC MCQ1, she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..
Hello dr I am studying my mbbs from europe was confused whether should go for plab route and then come to Australia or to directly come to Australia by amc ??
Hai Dr,,,, am Dr. Shakeela,,,,watched ur video,,,, has great tips,,, im also preparing for my amc part 1 exam....where do i get the 3 hr practice module questions from??
Hello doc! The thing you said about branching logic, that seems very interesting but could you explain it further how it works exactly.Does it mean you get the next questions from the pool a/c to how you're attempting the paper? Also you intentionally marked them wrong and then corrected them in the end, that was very clever!
Hi buddy I graduated in 2009 and have 9 yrs of experience from india want to move to Australia should I start preparing for amc as I have seen your last video saying that there’s only 1 % chance of getting visa after passing amc are you sure?????
Very inspiring story... I also failed twice last attempt o failed by 1mark.i planning to take exam again but cant decide from where i start my preparation...
Aschalamuwalikum. Great pleasure to know you here. I was wondering if you could give me your opinion about doing PGD in medical imaging or public health in AUS or NZ.
Hi doctor Thanks for your vedios but I want to buy text book to start with in addition to case files and the blue book that you mentioned. Can you write down the blue book title ? And what text book you recommend for me? Is Jhon M a good one to start with? Thanks
Sir , thank you so much for this informative video , I have a question I finished Harrison internal medics 19th Schwartz surgery Robbins for pathology ( the big book) And goodman gillman for pharmacy Now I have red some books on my native country pediatrics but I have red the Shaw's book on gynae And I have the usmle qbank And the blue book with recalls 1-3 yrs Sir , I would like to know , what more do I need to do? ( besides the ragp site guidelines ) anything more to help me get this Exam ( oh n I have JM 6 th edition) I read that as well, Please advice sir, I would really like you're comment
Cric Doc - Naj Soomro ok sir . I have finished the JM book now and I even did a blue book test .. got a 55% on my first try .. and I will be doing it more thoroughly for Feb 2019 exam . anything more to give me an extra edge ..?
Great tips man! Why did you chose to get medical licence after a MPH and PhD in Australia? Do you currently practice in Australia and have decided to move to take up post-graduation or have moved back to research? Which has better career prospects in Australia? Thanks in advance!
Hello thank you for sharing your experience wanna ask you a question how does exam centers matters in passing exam? I am in Melbourne and it will be easy for me to take exam from here..
Hi .. First of all Hearty congrats on clearing the part 1 and all the best for part 2. Even i am planning to give AMC part 1 exam soon but only after the preparation. Thank you very much for the advice. Just have some queries .. will be happy if you throw some light on it : 1. You said to study about the topics and the choices from a textbook. Can you please tell me from where to read them from - as you mentioned both JM and the guidelines and have read from both. What all topics to be stressed on from JM. What other text book to read from. 2. Where to get the past recalls from - as it is not legal to publish them as per the AMC rules. 3. Then the exam comprises of following sections : a. Medicine b. Surgery c. Pediatrics d. Gynecology e. Psych f. Population health. Where to read from - for text book/ study material reference - for each of the above topics. Sorry to ask like this as I am now practising as a Physician (post MD) and have forgotten all the other subjects of MBBS other than Medicine - hence need to refresh them in short time interval. Will be very helpful if you answer !! Thank you.
Hi! Well my case is similar to you as I haven't practiced clinical medicine for 8 years now. I did MD PATHOLOGY and now I want to change over to clinical in Australia. Your video seems very logical and I will try this but I wanted to know if I do pass both Mcq and clinical exam will I get an internship position?
Hi Dr Najib. I am from India and I am a Pediatric surgeon finished in 2017. What should be my approach to work in Australia. What should I do to get fellowship in Australia.
Salam, had a question regarding the venues. I'll be giving my exam in Turkey after a few months. Is that also a good location or still Thailand is preferable?
Hello sir, thanks for this help that you are putting here.. You are truly an inspiration and an example of persistence. Can you please tell us where and what to prepare for amc part2??
Hello Cricdoc. Thanks a lot for sharing. I have done my graduation in 2009, did my D. Ch and then fellowship in neonatology. I want to attempt for AMC Mcq. I have gone through JM. Barely remembers anything. Doing the amc mcq book 1st time. When should i take exam date considering i can study only 3 hours max a day. And which online mcq site should i join. Thanks in advance
thanks for this amazing advise , i think its a long process starting from studying up to succeed , the question is , will you please explain more what do you mean by only 1% chance of having job after passing the exam as mentioned in comments and most importantly can i have a vacant training residency in one of the main division like surgery?????
Hi, any guidance will be appreciated. I'm an Australian citizen going to Philippines to study MD. I am aware of the AMC mCQ and thank you for the amazing motivational video. I will do my best as per your advice, however my question is, how hard is it to get the registration in the end assuming we pass both AMC exams. thank you sir. Also, does the intern year have to be in a hospital or can it be a year at medical centre/GP?
I also know 12 years work experience,,,after clearing AMC part 1 ,,,what type of job will i get,,,will i be beginning from SR 1,,,my speciality is gynaecology,,,i am from india
Hello sir i have a question. if our medical school were not enlisted in Amc recognized universities then how can we get registered there ?? Or is it possible please reply me
Outback Doctor Australia My med college is enlisted in WHO and in ranked in top 13 in their country. Graduate from them can give USMLe but I thought maybe they are allowed to give AMC
My brother is studying at University of technology sydney with a cource MSc in electrical engineering and management.. He needs 8 band IELTS for PR ship but he is not getting it What u suggest he should do? Another qustion is that im dr from pakistan now want to do nursing MSc in australia Which uni u suggest is beeter for this cource in Australaia?
Hello doc, sir.. Do I have to pass pmdc in order to attempt AMC.. I done MBBS from china. I hear this from someone.. Please clear this for me.. Thanks sir I am going to join DIMS from this week.
Nemat Ullah i m about to complete my mbbs from china and now i m chasing amc, so would you update me about this info? Cuz what i m facing now is what u have already faced up now I guess
Although i get mixed opinion..but I am told that passing amc is one thing and getting a job is whole different thing...job market is all different..and APHRA registration is possible only after a job offer.
Brother could u please Tell the Worth of Masters in public health degree there in australia. Should i choose to appear in Amc or MpH is another Good option? plz reply me it will be a great help for me to start my career
Hi doc, right now i am studying in 3rd year MBBS in india... in any case, i want to go australia and want to practice there as specialised... what should i do?? Should i give AMC after completing MBBS in india and join masters in aus.... Or should i complete my masters in india nd then apply for specialist pathway??? What will b the easiest and smartest way?? Thank you in advnace...
@@lampardhenry7038 sorry u didn't get it... I'm asking about your suggestion.... mbbs in india + masters in aus...... Or masters in india + then amc in aus.... Which will b the simplest and smartest pathway??
Okay thanks for the Video really appreciate it) can u just tell are the questions related to the local rate of diseases like if the disease is very much famous in aus they will just add it in exam or there is nothing like that ?
1) AMC Handbook of Multiple Choice Questions 2) AMC Handbook of Clinical Assessment 3) Case Files Emergency Medicine Reference: th-cam.com/video/SKN7btWPgXU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Dr, please i want to know how Australian medical board access MEDICAL EXPERIENCES from different countries before i can practice in Australia, after passing the AMC MCQ Examination. thank you
After having passed this nasty exam, I thought to share my story. First of all I would like to thank all
mighty Allah (God) who gave me the courage to do this exam and then my family and friend who
supported me along the way. I met some great people in my journey and will acknowledge them at the
end.
I graduated about 6 years ago and came to Australia, where I did a PhD in Sports Medicine and didn͛t
practice medicine for about 6 years. Back in early 2015, I was sitting with a group of friends and
someone asked me for medical advice, a mutual friend (Australian) interrupted told that person ͚don͛t
listen to him he is a fake doctor' (what he meant was that I didn͛t have the Australian medical license
and he dismissed my overseas qualifications). That sentence ignited the fire in me to do this exam and
get my license.
I first registered for the exam end of 2015 and during that time I spoke to a friend who had recently
given the exam and passed it. He told me that you can pass this exam by just doing recalls, he said ͚I did
6 months of recalls and easily passed it in the first go.͛ I had no doubt in believing him but boy that is the
͚worst piece of advice you can ever get.͛ I will tell you the reason why, based on my experience of doing
this exam 3 times:
a. Getting recalls in the exam in like playing roulette (lotto), the odds of getting them is about 60-
40 in my opinion. From what I have seen the passing ratio of AMC 1 is almost always around 60-
65%, why is it not 70% or 40%? Surely the results are engineered, given the fact 250 is the
passing score. My analysis so far is they give 60% of the candidates recalls + few new Qs and
40% get new Qs with a very small % of recalls. The candidates who are in the latter group and
rely only on recalls are the ones who fail (unfortunately I was in that group).
b. Now what if you get recalls? One would pass right? Yes and No is my answer. Most re-callers,
miss out on key aspects of the questions as they are not complete stems, so if you solve them
with missing info then you can answer incorrectly. Therefore, one has to understand the topic
and the question and answer based on Australian guidelines.
c. AMC in my opinion has 5 variations of each question. These variations can range from diagnosis,
investigations (best or initial), prognosis and clinical outcome etc. If you only do the recalls
without understanding the topic in depth, you will struggle.
d. Point c leads to point d, which is true for someone coming from a long clinical gap (>5 years),
like myself. In the time away from medicine, you get de-learning, which means your core
knowledge dissociates, you lose the sharpness to connect the pathophysiology and underlying
mechanisms of a disease. So even if you solve recalls, a small variation will throw you off the
ball.
Therefore, it is not a good idea to rely on recalls.
My 1st attempt:
I learnt this the hard way; my first attempt was in Nov 2016, I went into it after doing 3 months of
recalls. I read all the recall topics from JM and did 60% of the handbook. In my exam I only got 5 recalls and failed it (result was around 220). I thought, well this was unlucky and maybe I didn͛t do enough
recalls and perhaps I am coming after a long gap so next attempt will keep the same strategy and I will
pass it.
2
nd Attempt:
This time I took a 6 month gap and appeared in July 2017, I did around 6 months recalls and did 75%
Handbook. Guess what? I only got 8-10 recalls.
I had people who prepared with me and got 50-60% recalls. I got less than 10%. The results came and no
surprises I failed it again with a score of around 230. I was devastated!
I picked up myself and analysed the whole situation. I figured, relying on recalls is a big gamble, so I
started analysing the AMC pattern, I spoke to people who passed, but most importantly I spoke to
people who failed. So I made myself a plan and wrote it on AMEDEX after my exam results:
See my post in July/Aug.
One person commented on my post, saying ͞AMC has beaten you but life cannot beat you.͟
After that comment, I gathered myself and prepared again. This time I had some advantages, I was more
experienced, had more knowledge, more resilient and had a secret weapon up my sleeve, i.e. I
understood how they write the exam. Essentially they use branching logic which means if you get a Q
wrong, they will test you with a Q with similar difficulty and most likely a similar topic. Knowing that I
intentionally makes Wong answers in the exam in areas where I was strong. But, I flagged them and at
the end of the exam corrected them. This way I got a few more questions on areas of my strength and
this helped me cross the line.
In summary, never give up and persevere. If I can beat this exam, so can you.
Kind regards
Naj
Thanks for the honesty, a wonderful video. But you haven't mentioned in the coment section about the preparation, you have said it on video. Anyway thank you very much and good luck.
Because of u only.... I m gathering courage to give exam....you are an inspiration...thank you ❤️
AMC MCQ exam passing tips:
My Story : After having passed this nasty exam, I thought to share my story. First of all I would like to thank all mighty Allah (God) who gave me the courage to do this exam and then my family and friend who supported me along the way. I met some great people in my journey and will acknowledge them at the end.
I graduated about 6 years ago and came to Australia, where I did a PhD in Sports Medicine and didn’t practice medicine for about 6 years. Back in early 2015, I was sitting with a group of friends and someone asked me for medical advice, a mutual friend (Australian) interrupted told that person ‘don’t listen to him he is a fake doctor' (what he meant was that I didn’t have the Australian medical license and he dismissed my overseas qualifications). That sentence ignited the fire in me to do this exam and get my license.
I first registered for the exam end of 2015 and during that time I spoke to a friend who had recently given the exam and passed it. He told me that you can pass this exam by just doing recalls, he said ‘I did 6 months of recalls and easily passed it in the first go.’ I had no doubt in believing him but boy that is the ‘worst piece of advice you can ever get.’ I will tell you the reason why, based on my experience of doing this exam 3 times:
a. Getting recalls in the exam in like playing roulette (lotto), the odds of getting them is about 60-40 in my opinion. From what I have seen the passing ratio of AMC 1 is almost always around 60-65%, why is it not 70% or 40%? Surely the results are engineered, given the fact 250 is the passing score. My analysis so far is they give 60% of the candidates recalls + few new Qs and 40% get new Qs with a very small % of recalls. The candidates who are in the latter group and rely only on recalls are the ones who fail (unfortunately I was in that group).
b. Now what if you get recalls? One would pass right? Yes and No is my answer. Most re-callers, miss out on key aspects of the questions as they are not complete stems, so if you solve them with missing info then you can answer incorrectly. Therefore, one has to understand the topic and the question and answer based on Australian guidelines.
c. AMC in my opinion has 5 variations of each question. These variations can range from diagnosis, investigations (best or initial), prognosis and clinical outcome etc. If you only do the recalls without understanding the topic in depth, you will struggle.
d. Point c leads to point d, which is true for someone coming from a long clinical gap (>5 years), like myself. In the time away from medicine, you get de-learning, which means your core knowledge dissociates, you lose the sharpness to connect the pathophysiology and underlying mechanisms of a disease. So even if you solve recalls, a small variation will throw you off the ball.
Therefore, it is not a good idea to rely on recalls.
My 1st attempt:
I learnt this the hard way; my first attempt was in Nov 2016, I went into it after doing 3 months of recalls. I read all the recall topics from JM and did 60% of the handbook. In my exam I only got 5 recalls and failed it (result was around 220). I thought, well this was unlucky and maybe I didn’t do enough recalls and perhaps I am coming after a long gap so next attempt will keep the same strategy and I will pass it.
2nd Attempt:
This time I took a 6 month gap and appeared in July 2017, I did around 6 months recalls and did 75% Handbook. Guess what? I only got 8-10 recalls.
I had people who prepared with me and got 50-60% recalls. I got less than 10%. The results came and no surprises I failed it again with a score of around 230. I was devastated!
I picked up myself and analysed the whole situation. I figured, relying on recalls is a big gamble, so I started analysing the AMC pattern, I spoke to people who passed, but most importantly I spoke to people who failed. So I made myself a plan and wrote it on AMEDEX after my exam results:
See my post in July/Aug.
One person commented on my post, saying “AMC has beaten you but life cannot beat you.”
After that comment, I gathered myself and prepared again. This time I had some advantages, I was more experienced, had more knowledge, more resilient and had a secret weapon up my sleeve, i.e. I understood how they write the exam. Essentially they use branching logic which means if you get a Q wrong, they will test you with a Q with similar difficulty and most likely a similar topic. Knowing that I intentionally marked Wrong answers in the exam in areas where I was strong. But, I flagged them and at the end of the exam corrected them. This way I got a few more questions on areas of my strength and this helped me cross the line.
In summary, never give up and persevere. If I can beat this exam, so can you.
Kind regards
Naj
Cric Doc please share links
Can u pls share what’s d tricks u used?
Outback Doctor Australia which one is the blue book? The AMC question book or the Victorian Blue Book for the control of infectious diseases?
They say third times a charm, I've officially passed AMC MCQ1🎉🎉 for all my repeat test takers don't give up and don't be discouraged.
I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope
Passing the AMC MCQ1 is when you study hard,if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself help like Mr Thomas
I had interest in working with him but I was discouraged by my friends out of ignorance 😔
I have a cousin who never studied much,we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing AMC MCQ1, she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..
Sometimes hard work doesn’t pay you have to back it up with smartness🤓, I think your cousin understood that perfectly
Dr Najeeb,
Greetings 🌻
You've a wonderful and inspiring story of persistence and finally getting success.
Thanks for your inputs.
thank you soo much for the actual insight of the exam , great review !!
And how is murtagh’ s general Practitioners booka??
What if we just follow this book to give part 1
How did you close the doctor's work experience gap to get permission for RMO?
I am doing it after 15 years of graduation😊
I want to know how r u and were u able to achieve what u wanted?
Thanks dr for the facts.really impressed.i did one time and unable to complete last 10 q.i failed.at about murtagh general practice.
Sir what about the question bank ?
Shall we take question bank first to study
can we get a job in Australia on basis of MRCOG UK. without AMC?
Hello dr I am studying my mbbs from europe was confused whether should go for plab route and then come to Australia or to directly come to Australia by amc ??
Plab
Europe means Ukraine??? 😀
Thankuuu so much doctor ,,,appreciable efforts ,,stay blessed
Hai Dr,,,, am Dr. Shakeela,,,,watched ur video,,,, has great tips,,, im also preparing for my amc part 1 exam....where do i get the 3 hr practice module questions from??
What subjects one need to study for AMC - 1 ??
I am an Indian MBBS graduate I am starting my process to go to Australia from scratch and groups I should join??
Hello doc! The thing you said about branching logic, that seems very interesting but could you explain it further how it works exactly.Does it mean you get the next questions from the pool a/c to how you're attempting the paper? Also you intentionally marked them wrong and then corrected them in the end, that was very clever!
Hey there,
Can we give exam multiple times to score more even if passed in v first attempt?
Hi buddy I graduated in 2009 and have 9 yrs of experience from india want to move to Australia should I start preparing for amc as I have seen your last video saying that there’s only 1 % chance of getting visa after passing amc are you sure?????
Dr Rohit Raj Yes for hospital
Dr Rohit Raj try specialist pathway of you have fellowship or if you have gp experience then use that for gp pathway
Very inspiring story... I also failed twice last attempt o failed by 1mark.i planning to take exam again but cant decide from where i start my preparation...
Do what I did.
Hello doctor!
What is the next step after finishing AMC1 and AMC2? How can we apply for a residency program in like (IM, SURGERY, OBGYN..etc)?
Hello few questions?
Does marks matter for AMC exam, or is it just pass and fail?
Aschalamuwalikum. Great pleasure to know you here. I was wondering if you could give me your opinion about doing PGD in medical imaging or public health in AUS or NZ.
Hi doctor,
I watched your videos that seems to be very helpful
Hey thank you for sharing your experience. Can you please mention the online sites where you practiced the mcqs? I can't find those.
Hi doctor
Thanks for your vedios but I want to buy text book to start with in addition to case files and the blue book that you mentioned. Can you write down the blue book title ? And what text book you recommend for me? Is Jhon M a good one to start with?
Thanks
Is jhon murtagh necessary for amc part 1? How about venue in india?
Sir , thank you so much for this informative video ,
I have a question
I finished Harrison internal medics 19th
Schwartz surgery
Robbins for pathology ( the big book)
And goodman gillman for pharmacy
Now I have red some books on my native country pediatrics but I have red the Shaw's book on gynae
And I have the usmle qbank
And the blue book with recalls 1-3 yrs
Sir , I would like to know , what more do I need to do? ( besides the ragp site guidelines ) anything more to help me get this Exam ( oh n I have JM 6 th edition) I read that as well,
Please advice sir, I would really like you're comment
Shivesh Datta r u ftom mumbai
U need to give the exam. Stop reading anything more.
Cric Doc - Naj Soomro ok sir . I have finished the JM book now and I even did a blue book test .. got a 55% on my first try .. and I will be doing it more thoroughly for Feb 2019 exam . anything more to give me an extra edge ..?
drveronicasharma m from delhi .... working with the military as a doctor
Great tips man! Why did you chose to get medical licence after a MPH and PhD in Australia? Do you currently practice in Australia and have decided to move to take up post-graduation or have moved back to research? Which has better career prospects in Australia? Thanks in advance!
Hello thank you for sharing your experience wanna ask you a question how does exam centers matters in passing exam? I am in Melbourne and it will be easy for me to take exam from here..
hello. i dont have an amc exam center in my country. how do i take the exam
Take it in Bangkok or Istanbul
Bro how to get scholarship in Australia for Master in public health , I’m graduated from LUMHS jamshoro in 2k22.
Emergency medicine book by LANGE or PRE TESt?thanks in advance
Thanks for your suggestions...
Hi doctor,
Is the USMLE case files- emergency medicine book you're referring to, by lange? Just confirming as that's only book that keeps coming up.
correct
Thank you👍
ali junaid will u send me the filenon my whtsapp. 03005678692 thanks
@@seemicool5969 its too bulky to be sent on whatsapp. You can easily download it from the web.
please send me the link of that file i will be very thankful of u
What about people who have done nothing in past 12 years
Its never too late laila
Waalaikumsalam. Thank you for this information.
U said two venues is it Bangkok and Manila from Uttarkand , India ?!
Why ?
U have to fight or abuse him ?
That is what u r doing in i dia with muslims.
Right ?
Hi .. First of all Hearty congrats on clearing the part 1 and all the best for part 2. Even i am planning to give AMC part 1 exam soon but only after the preparation. Thank you very much for the advice.
Just have some queries .. will be happy if you throw some light on it :
1. You said to study about the topics and the choices from a textbook. Can you please tell me from where to read them from - as you mentioned both JM and the guidelines and have read from both. What all topics to be stressed on from JM. What other text book to read from.
2. Where to get the past recalls from - as it is not legal to publish them as per the AMC rules.
3. Then the exam comprises of following sections :
a. Medicine
b. Surgery
c. Pediatrics
d. Gynecology
e. Psych
f. Population health.
Where to read from - for text book/ study material reference - for each of the above topics.
Sorry to ask like this as I am now practising as a Physician (post MD) and have forgotten all the other subjects of MBBS other than Medicine - hence need to refresh them in short time interval.
Will be very helpful if you answer !!
Thank you.
Sir ya bta dain k iles phle krn ya amc tst dan phle ???
Ietls
hello pls i dont understand what are the recall questions everyone is talking about..its my first time wanting to know about the AMC exam process
Its the past exams
It’s my first time too are u know any group for AMC ?!! I can join
Hi! Well my case is similar to you as I haven't practiced clinical medicine for 8 years now. I did MD PATHOLOGY and now I want to change over to clinical in Australia. Your video seems very logical and I will try this but I wanted to know if I do pass both Mcq and clinical exam will I get an internship position?
Unlikely
Hi Dr Najib. I am from India and I am a Pediatric surgeon finished in 2017. What should be my approach to work in Australia. What should I do to get fellowship in Australia.
Specialist pathway
what is recall actually?
Old questions or questions used previously for the AMC exam.
Can we do OET or only IELTS is acceptable
Why Indian student not given this exam.. I mean mostly student not prepare amc mostly prep neet pg and government any reason
Salam, had a question regarding the venues. I'll be giving my exam in Turkey after a few months. Is that also a good location or still Thailand is preferable?
Mohammad Khan Turkey is fine
Hello sir, thanks for this help that you are putting here..
You are truly an inspiration and an example of persistence. Can you please tell us where and what to prepare for amc part2??
Can u tellme the name of the 100 case file???
Google USMLE Emergency medicine case files
Hello sir I've completed md psychiatry and want shift to Australia through specialist pathway can you please guide me what to do next
Is there any masters programme recommended for PR in Australia
Would u send me d link of emergency case file PDF? Which one u read.
Hello Cricdoc. Thanks a lot for sharing. I have done my graduation in 2009, did my D. Ch and then fellowship in neonatology. I want to attempt for AMC Mcq. I have gone through JM. Barely remembers anything. Doing the amc mcq book 1st time. When should i take exam date considering i can study only 3 hours max a day. And which online mcq site should i join. Thanks in advance
Rahul Jain 4 months
thanks for this amazing advise , i think its a long process starting from studying up to succeed , the question is , will you please explain more what do you mean by only 1% chance of having job after passing the exam as mentioned in comments and most importantly can i have a vacant training residency in one of the main division like surgery?????
No
What is blue book where can i find that
Hello doctor is it possible to take some advice from you on part 1 exams please. I'm really struggling at the moment and is just a beginner.
Sure
Hi, any guidance will be appreciated. I'm an Australian citizen going to Philippines to study MD. I am aware of the AMC mCQ and thank you for the amazing motivational video. I will do my best as per your advice, however my question is, how hard is it to get the registration in the end assuming we pass both AMC exams. thank you sir. Also, does the intern year have to be in a hospital or can it be a year at medical centre/GP?
It's hard but possible.
Intern year has to be in hospital
Is ielts compulsory before amc part 1?
I have only 10 years experience only. I neither have mrcp nor any publications. How should I proceed?
Do AMC
I also know 12 years work experience,,,after clearing AMC part 1 ,,,what type of job will i get,,,will i be beginning from SR 1,,,my speciality is gynaecology,,,i am from india
Hello sir i have a question. if our medical school were not enlisted in Amc recognized universities then how can we get registered there ?? Or is it possible please reply me
You cant. Change med school if not graduated yet.
Outback Doctor Australia
My med college is enlisted in WHO and in ranked in top 13 in their country. Graduate from them can give USMLe but I thought maybe they are allowed to give AMC
Where do you get recalls
Thank you very much. Can't find the case file in the net, can you provide a link?
Thanks again.
Buy the book plz
can anyone help me with a good source of recalls. I'm having trouble finding them. thank you
AMEDEX fb group is a good source apparently
My brother is studying at University of technology sydney with a cource MSc in electrical engineering and management..
He needs 8 band IELTS for PR ship but he is not getting it
What u suggest he should do?
Another qustion is that im dr from pakistan now want to do nursing MSc in australia
Which uni u suggest is beeter for this cource in Australaia?
Try PTE
University of Sydney
CDU
Sir please 😫🙏🙏💓😫🙏🙏💓tell if amc is tougher than indian neet pg Or best please reply sir
I have not done the Indian PG exam
Hello sir i am from india i clear my MBBS from china now what i want to do first ielts or AMC exam please tell me this
Do ielts
Hello doc, sir.. Do I have to pass pmdc in order to attempt AMC.. I done MBBS from china. I hear this from someone.. Please clear this for me.. Thanks sir
I am going to join DIMS from this week.
you can ask dr Ahmed there at DIMS he will guide you
Nemat Ullah i m about to complete my mbbs from china and now i m chasing amc, so would you update me about this info? Cuz what i m facing now is what u have already faced up now I guess
@@mohammedzohair8381 facebook.com/shahriaramc/notifications/
Do you get stipend when you do MPH or any other courses ? You said you did it for 6 years so did you get paid ?
Plz can someone tell me if you get stipend ??
Do i have to wait between amc part 1 and part2 or can i sit part 2 right after clearing part 1??
Please someone..tell me
ScaryDude you can sit part 2 straight after part 1
Cric Doc how can i contact you ?
Although i get mixed opinion..but I am told that passing amc is one thing and getting a job is whole different thing...job market is all different..and APHRA registration is possible only after a job offer.
Thanks for the advice doc
Hlw bro someone told me that never seat in November bcz that time most of the students are failed is it true????
False
Brother could u please Tell the Worth of Masters in public health degree there in australia.
Should i choose to appear in Amc or MpH is another Good option?
plz reply me it will be a great help for me to start my career
Check my new video on it
Sir, once i pass the AMC mcq exam what is the next step?
Thank you
English exam
Hi doc, right now i am studying in 3rd year MBBS in india... in any case, i want to go australia and want to practice there as specialised... what should i do??
Should i give AMC after completing MBBS in india and join masters in aus....
Or should i complete my masters in india nd then apply for specialist pathway???
What will b the easiest and smartest way??
Thank you in advnace...
yes
@@lampardhenry7038 sorry u didn't get it... I'm asking about your suggestion.... mbbs in india + masters in aus......
Or masters in india + then amc in aus....
Which will b the simplest and smartest pathway??
Amc exams
facebook.com/shahriaramc/notifications/
@@shahriarahmedsujoyAMC content not available....
Hi bro there is no center of AMC exam in Pakistan so where to go to attend the exam?
Istanbul
Outback Doctor Australia oh so Could you tell me Is plab is acceptable in Australia?
Oh wow! ! Amazing....i cant afford to fa exam lol upset n scared alreadyyyy
What is this blue book??
what is amc blue book??
Is there any venue of AMC exam in khi pak ?
drzeee salim no
Sir i m about to complete my internship in india.. i m planning for AMC.. so is there any way to contact you ??
Yes email me
Cric Doc - Naj Soomro your Mail id please
Sir my mail is khush.sran56@icloud.com
Please message me on my mail
khush sran hey! Have you done with your amc part 1 exam? Want a lil guidance for the exam!
what do you refer as blue book???????
Handbook
Bhai thanxx for video
When second part is coming?
Its here
EXcellent video
Hello sir. Could u please share the name of the author u recommend? Is Eugene toy sufficient?
(For uslmle emergency case files?)
Yes
Where can we get recall questions?
Webs called question bank, you have to pay a subscription
Dr what u mean by foregn exam?? Can u plx allobrate me?
I have done my MBBS from Russia in 2009..can I take AMC exam now???
Yes
@@outbackdoctoraustralia3980 thank u doc🙂
Manpreet Kaur I have also done MBBS from Russia and now I am a GP in Australia! You can do it!
@@puneetgupta5431 Hi Puneet..nice to hear that..can U plz tell me the procedure..what do I need to do?thank u🙂
Manpreet Kaur its a long but straightforward procedure. Email me. puneetgoyal1177@yahoo.com.au
I m also trying to pass the exam. What’s the pro tip. Should I do blue book first or jm?
Nafja Ch blue book
Nafja Ch please what’s jm?
oluwapelumi molade John Murtagh
Okay thanks for the Video really appreciate it) can u just tell are the questions related to the local rate of diseases like if the disease is very much famous in aus they will just add it in exam or there is nothing like that ?
Local context is important
Sir can you please post video on group A category people
A category?
perfect advice
Plzzzzzzzzzz do a detailed video on scope of ms health care management. From job perspective
Not much scope
did u gave ilets* exam..?
Pte
Kindly send the names of Books for AMC part 1
1) AMC Handbook of Multiple Choice Questions
2) AMC Handbook of Clinical Assessment
3) Case Files Emergency Medicine
Reference: th-cam.com/video/SKN7btWPgXU/w-d-xo.html
Pls can u provide me the pdf form of Amadex
I guess he is now the new physio of pakistani cricket team
what is bluebook
Hi Dr, please i want to know how Australian medical board access MEDICAL EXPERIENCES from different countries before i can practice in Australia, after passing the AMC MCQ Examination. thank you
What are the guidelines names?
RAGP, RCH, for gyne obs SA health ( as per my understanding)
What are the books or videos required for its preparation for foreign student?
See my other videos, I have already covered this topic