Thank you sir for making this video! Please make a detailed video on MRCS PART B about what type of case scenario is given, how to approach the patients, how the exam is conducted and about resources!
Hi Suman, we can do a video on the nitty gritties of the MRCS .. no problem. We've however spoken about the material and resources in another video. Happy to share a list with you if you drop us an email at yourmentor121@gmail.com
Dear sujoy, we've made logs of extremely detailed videos on the edge hill/ wwl mch pathway, starting from application, interview process, work and education with mch, hands on training and drawn comparisons between training in UK and India in other videos in detailed.
@@adityamalik441 yeah and I have seen all of them and they’re great.....I’m just saying making some videos regarding challenges u faced while getting used to UK u know......ur experiences with NHS as an IMG......and the likes of it.....and thanks for the good content.
Hi, Ekansh & Aaditya thanks for such a wonderful and informative video. Pls keep up the good work. I would request if it is possible for you guys to share your mrcs part a preparation in details being an Orthopedic surgeon. Really appreciate your hardwork. Regards
Hi Vivek. To be honest for me it was mostly using pastest mcqs, doing then on my 24 hour night on call shifts in the casualty at safdarjung and taking a couple of days leave prior to exam to revising the mcqs. However other resources are there too, and I found s lot of it is repeat from gen surgery syllabus from MBBS days. However we are planning to make a roadmap for part a soon, with a structured approach.
Bundles of thanks for such information. I would like to ask 1 question that i am doing my General surgery training (PGR 1)in Pakistan and preparation for MRCS1 , What will u suggest me regarding my training and MRCS exam?
Hi Dr Khan, thank you so much for the warm feedback :) !! ❤️ Yes sure, please check our other video on MRCS where we've spoken about what to read for the exam and the sources as well. If you have any more questions, least email us at yourmentor121@gmail.com, one of our team members will get back to you shortly
We've spoken at length about this in another video, do have a look. In short - it's variable depending on who, where you're working with, what rapport you can establish and your own skill level.
Do all jobs in nhs after clearing Mrcs ask for experience? I am an intern in India planning to take mrcs after my internship. How much clinical knowledge is necessary for part b of mrcs? Is it better if we do a surgical oriented job in India and then take up mrcs?
If you're to do the MRCS, it's ideal to do it after some experience in a surgical job at least. Post internship level, your better off pursuing the PLAB route instead
If I clear MRCS A and B and wish to apply and go there to work/study after 3-4 yrs..is it still valid for those yrs or do i need to take mrcs A and B again?? How many years i can stay here in India after clearing it??
You could do it but it wouldn't afford any real benefit to rush into it. It's better to get some practical experience and then give it. However, it might be an option to give the Part A during internship if one is confident enough !
Hi Sansar, Both are options. PLAB lets you enter at post med school level in the UK and then work towards applying for a training number eventually. With the MRCS, after an MS degree, you can apply at training number level directly. Take some time to understand the system as it is very different to that in India and it will help you make a choice better.
Hello doctors - it’s a very informative video - I have done Mch in urology in India and I am looking for a training or job in UK . How will MRCS help or is there way I can get into their training without doing MRCS or FRCS ?
Hi Dr Sinha, Training jobs are available on the website - NHSjobs. A quick google search will take you to the link and you can type in your filters to search accordingly. We have discussed on ways to get into the NHS - MTI / Mch courses / Reg jobs / Fellowships. Each with their own pros and cons and requirements. Please take some time to go through our other videos and you'll get a better sense of how things are. Any other specific questions, please email us at yourmentor121@gmail.com. Our team will pick it up and get back to you ASAP.
Hi im an orthopedic resident from india and i would like to know the opportunities in middle east as an orthopedician with MRCS In addition to MS degree?
Hi Sajid, when you say opportunity what do you mean ? Will you get a job, yes and will it pay decent - yes.. If you are more qualified like with FRCS or fellowships or CCTs - opportunity is more..
Dear doctors i am a neurosurgery resident in Turkey. Planning to take part a on april. Neurosurg residency is tough, and also at home there is a 6 mo infant i should take care of :) i have 1-2h max to stduy. Do you think its enough for 6 month study?
Hi Araz, thanks for reaching out. We can help devise a study plan for you to help maximise your chances for the exam. Email us at yourmentor121@gmail.com with your CV and we'll set things up for you !!
Hi Vignesh, nothing is easy and nothing is impossible. If you put your mind it, its doable. The fact that you are an orthopaedic resident in India means you are well endowed with the qualities needed to clear MRCS if you are willing to put in the effort. It does have Gen surgery aspects but its touching up on things you read in MBBS.
Thank you sir for making this video!
Please make a detailed video on MRCS PART B about what type of case scenario is given, how to approach the patients, how the exam is conducted and about resources!
Hi Suman, we can do a video on the nitty gritties of the MRCS .. no problem.
We've however spoken about the material and resources in another video.
Happy to share a list with you if you drop us an email at yourmentor121@gmail.com
Nice one guys!......please make a video on your pathway from India to UK....challenges faced and what you plan on doing ahead in UK.
Dear sujoy, we've made logs of extremely detailed videos on the edge hill/ wwl mch pathway, starting from application, interview process, work and education with mch, hands on training and drawn comparisons between training in UK and India in other videos in detailed.
@@adityamalik441 yeah and I have seen all of them and they’re great.....I’m just saying making some videos regarding challenges u faced while getting used to UK u know......ur experiences with NHS as an IMG......and the likes of it.....and thanks for the good content.
Hi, Ekansh & Aaditya thanks for such a wonderful and informative video. Pls keep up the good work.
I would request if it is possible for you guys to share your mrcs part a preparation in details being an Orthopedic surgeon.
Really appreciate your hardwork.
Regards
Hi Vivek. To be honest for me it was mostly using pastest mcqs, doing then on my 24 hour night on call shifts in the casualty at safdarjung and taking a couple of days leave prior to exam to revising the mcqs. However other resources are there too, and I found s lot of it is repeat from gen surgery syllabus from MBBS days. However we are planning to make a roadmap for part a soon, with a structured approach.
Sir after my MBBS degree in India can i directly study MRCS without any MS degree?
yes the primary medical qualification required for mrcs is MBBS
Bundles of thanks for such information.
I would like to ask 1 question that i am doing my General surgery training (PGR 1)in Pakistan and preparation for MRCS1 ,
What will u suggest me regarding my training and MRCS exam?
Hi Dr Khan, thank you so much for the warm feedback :) !! ❤️
Yes sure, please check our other video on MRCS where we've spoken about what to read for the exam and the sources as well.
If you have any more questions, least email us at yourmentor121@gmail.com, one of our team members will get back to you shortly
@@EkanshDebuka ❤Thank you for reply and email 👍
Can you please elaborate regarding the training/non-training IMGs in view of Hands on in OT table?
We've spoken at length about this in another video, do have a look.
In short - it's variable depending on who, where you're working with, what rapport you can establish and your own skill level.
Do all jobs in nhs after clearing Mrcs ask for experience? I am an intern in India planning to take mrcs after my internship. How much clinical knowledge is necessary for part b of mrcs? Is it better if we do a surgical oriented job in India and then take up mrcs?
If you're to do the MRCS, it's ideal to do it after some experience in a surgical job at least. Post internship level, your better off pursuing the PLAB route instead
If I clear MRCS A and B and wish to apply and go there to work/study after 3-4 yrs..is it still valid for those yrs or do i need to take mrcs A and B again??
How many years i can stay here in India after clearing it??
Once cleared, you need not take it again. You must pay the yearly subscription to the RCS though.
Have you seen people passing MRCS during their 12 Months internship after MBBS??
You could do it but it wouldn't afford any real benefit to rush into it. It's better to get some practical experience and then give it.
However, it might be an option to give the Part A during internship if one is confident enough !
hello brother...just wanted to know for orthopedic surgery plab rout is better or MRCS..which one will be better for me as im about start intern now
Hi Sansar,
Both are options. PLAB lets you enter at post med school level in the UK and then work towards applying for a training number eventually. With the MRCS, after an MS degree, you can apply at training number level directly.
Take some time to understand the system as it is very different to that in India and it will help you make a choice better.
Hello doctors - it’s a very informative video - I have done Mch in urology in India and I am looking for a training or job in UK . How will MRCS help or is there way I can get into their training without doing MRCS or FRCS ?
Hi Dr Sinha, Training jobs are available on the website - NHSjobs. A quick google search will take you to the link and you can type in your filters to search accordingly.
We have discussed on ways to get into the NHS - MTI / Mch courses / Reg jobs / Fellowships. Each with their own pros and cons and requirements.
Please take some time to go through our other videos and you'll get a better sense of how things are. Any other specific questions, please email us at yourmentor121@gmail.com. Our team will pick it up and get back to you ASAP.
Hi im an orthopedic resident from india and i would like to know the opportunities in middle east as an orthopedician with MRCS In addition to MS degree?
Hi Sajid, when you say opportunity what do you mean ? Will you get a job, yes and will it pay decent - yes..
If you are more qualified like with FRCS or fellowships or CCTs - opportunity is more..
How does the branch advances after clearing Mrcs/ Mrcp?? Is their any other test for SuperSpecialisation
Yes there is the FRCS that one must clear at the end of training !
Is it true that Surgeons are scrapped off from the title of a Dr. once they complete their training in UK ?
Yeah, but it's not a scrapping technically. It's a matter of pride for surgeons to be called MR. (Surname).
Dear doctors i am a neurosurgery resident in Turkey. Planning to take part a on april. Neurosurg residency is tough, and also at home there is a 6 mo infant i should take care of :) i have 1-2h max to stduy. Do you think its enough for 6 month study?
Hi Araz, thanks for reaching out. We can help devise a study plan for you to help maximise your chances for the exam.
Email us at yourmentor121@gmail.com with your CV and we'll set things up for you !!
Hello sir,i m an orthopaedic resident in india . Is it difficult to clear mrcs ? Is it more inclined towards general surgery aspects?
Hi Vignesh, nothing is easy and nothing is impossible. If you put your mind it, its doable. The fact that you are an orthopaedic resident in India means you are well endowed with the qualities needed to clear MRCS if you are willing to put in the effort.
It does have Gen surgery aspects but its touching up on things you read in MBBS.
Hello sir this is a very informative video.. i am currently doing my internship in India.. and i wanted to know about MRCS
How can i get in toch with you? Thank you.
Please drop us an email at
yourmentor121@gmail.com
With whatever questions and queries you have. 👍
Good
Thank you
Did you guys do your mbbs,ms from india?
Hi Lakhan, Yes we all have done our initial medical training in India itself including our post graduations.
Sir after my MBBS degree in India can i directly study MRCS without any MS degree?