Getting Into Medical School from University In South Africa | Nosipho Mhlanga
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1. NSC Supplementary Exams and Upgrading Information
www.education.gov.za/Curricul...
2. WITS GEMP Information
www.wits.ac.za/health/gemp/
3. WITS Application
www.wits.ac.za/applications/
4. Applications for all other universities can be found online
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Yoh Dr . I keep coming back to this video whenever I feel like giving up on my dream of studying medicine. You’ve inspired me so much and I truly appreciate y❤️🥺
I think I take having gotten into med school so easily for granted. Thank you for keeping people motivated.
This video really helped a lot ❤️🤞🏾 really working hard to keep that average 70% +
I feel like your giving the most simple to understand information on this topic on the internet ,thanks for this ,keep up the awesome work ☺👏
This is a really informative video thank you so much. Much love💪
Just rewatched this for the 100th time - all time favorite series ❤️
Great video always wanted to get into med school but my math grades were really low went to nursing school instead but will still pursue my Passion which is medicine great video hun ,😍😍😍
Vongai Mapho I'm in this situation as well! Working hard in my BSc to get into MED!
Keep striving, keep working, Its a long journey but its worth it!
Wow I really didn't know that about you! Definitely do, I found that I was never happy and satisfied that I was fulfilling my purpose when I did my other undergraduate degrees. I am genuinely happy now because I know I'm where God intended. Keep following those dreams!!!
Me too I live in Canada and it's a prerequisite to do a Bscie before med school. So I plan on doing nursing too
i strongly encourage you to apply to russia.they admit you regardless of your marks.i also started with nursing as well.for me this will save you lots of time
Nosipho I'm subscribed to your channel but not sure watched your vids,your content is very informative and thorough
Very informative video. Thank you😊
Hi N,
Thank you for taking the time to make the video - it has been extremely helpful.
Question: what BSc did you do and what average did you maintain, if you don't mind me asking? :)
Thank you again for the informative video. We don't have enough of these.
I'm doing a premed undergrad at Wits hoping that I get to do GEMP but that's like my 3rd option really. More universities in the country should offer this.
The Nathi Factory agreed!
Hey dear.I am a third year student of Physiology in Nigeria.what are my chances of doing a GEMP in wits? thanks
Thank you so so much for the positive feedback Nathi. I was really nervous about doing these because I didn't know how people would receive them... I'm so glad that they're actually helpful! It would be amazing if other universities would also jump on the bandwagon, this would open up so much opportunity for those that didn't get into medical school the first time around!
Hello, the standard in terms of the grades you need to achieve would be the same even if you're applying from another country, however your fees will be more expensive and the university will give first preference to South African nationals.
thanks so much,Nosipho,this is isaac from botswana.i will be going to medical school in tambov russia.thanks for this inspiring video.God richly bless.
Hi Isaac what are the application processes and the funding options?
Hi, Nosi thanks for the awesome Video.I am in my final year of my BCom Accounting and Commercial Law degree and I am considering enroling for Med School next year.
Geronique Monamodi All the best!
Thank you dear for the video. #allaboutuniversity. 👌
Great video Nosipho! ❤️
I need to share this video with SO many people!
Questions.
1. Did you enter the GEMP programme after your undergrad? Or after postgrad? (Also, how did you cope with studying for the WAPT test and your Medical Science degree. 🙆🏾) Well Done for that though. You did the things! 🙌🏾
2. If you're a postgrad and you make it into the GEMP programme and become a doctor. What would you say are the benefits of having those other degrees under your belt?
Thank you so so much for watching Lisa and I appreciate the feedback!
1. I entered the GEMP program after my honors degree and as for the studying, I studied for the WAPT in the middle of my finals so I literally divided my day into two and spent half the day studying for my finals and pretty much all night studying for the WAPT. I basically just sacrificed about a month of my life to continuous studying, that and a lot of prayer and immense faith in what I believe Gods purpose for my life is, I believed he would come through if it was meant to be and he did.... so here we are!
2. The benefits of having another degree is university experience and if you've fought to get into the GEMP we know you excelled so it just makes the transition so much easier because medicine is really challenging and fast paced, o the more comfortable you are in terms of your study skills, methods and working under pressure, the better off you are. It also comes in handy when you're applying for work mainly in the private sector after you qualify.
hello Nosipho. great video, I am currently studying first year BSc and want to get into med school next year .the problem is my 1st semester marks are low and unimpressive but im really working hard for 2nd semester. if I apply at UP with my second year results will they still consider me for admission considering my first semester was a mess in my previous year.
Hi can you please make a video on how to be a cardiologist
Awmuhle oe❤
Beautiful! Pretty.
Prince Pretty Thank you so much
Would I be correct to suggest that the GEMP programme is mostly suited for people who have done medical science bsc(ecspecially at wits) as they had covered most of the content in comparison to people who have done other bsc programmes?
Good viedo thank you. You have a pretty face for a medical doctor. You have brains and beauty mmmmm
Supplementary exams are now written in may and june and the results are received in August
Hey Nosipho👋👋 If one does physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics courses, will matric results matter?
I want to get into the program and I have a degree but my average for final year doesn't give me a chance . I am doing radiography first year will the marks be counted for the gemp?
Hi DR nosipho, I recently received an acceptance letter from the University of North West I had applied for an extended Bachelor's degree program in biological science with botany and microbiology, my question is will it be possible to enter into the school of medicine upon the completion of the course, or will it be possible to at alteast halfway through the program to shoot straight into the school of medicine?
This was so helpful. Thank you.
Uhrm do we apply for the GEMP during the second final year, final year or after graduation?
Hey! How does a cumulative average of 72% look like if you're trying to get in through GEMP? And also,
If you do a Masters Program, and the Masters program is two years, and you're in your first year of your Masters and you apply with the intent of having a Cumulative average between your Honours and (1st year of Masters), will this be possible or will you need to complete the two years of your masters? This can be a little tricky. Please clarify this one for me please.
Hey Dr Nosi
When you applied for your MbCHb what other courses did you applying for
Thank you for the informative content 🙏🏽. I have just completed a BSc Biomedicine degree program so I was wondering if I’d first have to do an Honours degree or it’s possible to jump straight into the GEMP with just the BSc degree.
Straight into it
Hey great video..you mentioned tutors how can I get into contact with them? I'm not really close to the WITS campus
Mapheelo Matla contact Yannik Leyka on instagram.
Hi Nosipho. Can a nursing degree get you into medicine? And how
Hi N, I wanted to ask if UCT still requires you to rewrite your NBT if you apply there after you've completed an undergrad BSc ?
Kaylee Correia yes they do
Hello Nosipho, this video has been very helpful for me. I have a problem though, I'm doing my third year next year and I didn't have physics as my subject in my first year. Since its possible to do the half course in Wits, do I do it next year when I start my third year so when I apply to study 2019 I already have the module or Id need to apply for it for 2019? and when I apply for it, should it have been this year for next year or I can apply first semester to do it in my second semester. please help
Sibulele Makongwana you need to complete the course before you're accepted into medical school. You won't be considered if you don't meet the minimum requirements
hi thank you for that very informative video,im doing a four year BSC degree so if i wanted to apply, when should i apply? while im on my third year of study or my 4th year?
You apply in your final year of study, in your case that is fourth year.
What marks and matrix average is needed for guaranteed acceptiom
Does this also apply to DBS?
I have a Btech in mechanical engineering and would like to enter into the GEMP, will they even consider me given the fact that Mech Eng is extremely different from medicine
naome teane yes they will if you meet the requirements. The field you come from doesn't matter.
Lord, The way I've been researching this option.
So, since I'm doing B.Acc Science this means I'll have to take that 6 months program ye Maths, Physics and Chemistry right?
Another serious question..Funding. How are you paying for your fees cuz thats the part is like the discouraging factor for me.
ZETHEMBISO NTSHANGASE my parents pay my fees and you will need to do physics and biology because you already have calculus.
Ok ok I love this series......but i have a more practical question heheheh what do the different colours that students wear I have seen green, blue pink ......and I always wondered is it by course eg med, physio/dentistry or is it by year of studying/service?
Hhahahha, definitely a practical question. Medicals students at wits are free to wear whatever color of scrubs they want. each year does have a specific color to be worn for formal tests and practicals. The other disciplines have designated colors that they wear.
is it true that if you are doing bhsc biomedical science at wits you wont write the wapt test if you are applying for Gemp?
Not true read www.wits.ac.za/health/academic-programmes/undergraduate-programmes/bachelor-of-health-sciences-bhsc/
Hi Nosipho I did my honours over 2 years part time. Will they consider my 3rd year and combine the 2 years of my honours or will they consider only my 2 honours years ?
Rethabile Mphatsoe both your honours and ur 3rd year marks
Thanks so much for the informative video, I am in second year at wits majoring on both anatomy and physiology which of late is not available option for most, so next year I will have to drop one and choose one, I took both because i was stuck in my choices and I am still stuck because in terms of performance its equal for both and still like both. So which one would you advise me to drop next year(3rd year) and have a greater chance of excelling in the WAPT in terms of which one is much easier to do self study and comprehend easily? THANKS
I would advise that you keep physiology because it is a lot more beneficial in the greater scope of medicine and understanding disease processes. However anatomy is a lot of memorizing so if you are struggling with that then you may struggle in the WAPT, if not physiology will benefit you more in the long run.
how do we get hold of the marked WAPT tests?
You are not allowed to see your marked exam once you have written, you can only request more insight on which sections you may have failed to help you prepare for your next sitting of the exam if you have failed.
Hi Nosipho, do they consider BSc from The University of Eswatini (Swaziland) at WITS ?
I also want to know😣
what about crossing from 1st year Bsc. to med school
Are there any undergraduate courses you would recommend following if you're thinking of entering GEMP?
Ladine Boshoff don't choose something too difficult so you can achieve good marks for application unless you're actually planning on using that degree. So the easier the better.
Hi Nosipho. Is it possible for me to do job shadowing? Do the do that or allow it?
You can do community service type work or shadowing which doesn't need you to be s registered medical student. You just need to get permission from the dean of the hospital or matron in charge in public and private.
Awesome video❤️Quick question: there's something that's not clear to me. I'm already doing an undergrad degree and I'm hoping to get into medicine through gemp. Do I apply in june when I'm doing my second year or when I'm doing my third year
In your last year that's when you apply..
@@mosamokebe3198 thank you😊❤️
Just go to the wits website. To make sure.. But the last time I checked it said its when you are in your last year
Babe can I get into the GEMP with a chemical engineering degree?
I don't know about GEMP, but you can certainly apply to most SA med schools with a chemical engineering degree. You'll just have to start as a first year in the programme
For IEB there are no supplementary exams
Dude.. Ieb is the pits
Do universities admit student who upgrade their marks?
Yes
Hi Nosipho, do u get fuding from nsfas?
funding*
hey Nosipho.I'm a first year Bsc(Life-sciences) student and I really want to switch into Dentistry or Medicine but the thing is I don't want to finish the degree.so my question is if I apply with my first year result for first year of dentistry or medicine in WITS , will I be accepted? because at the moment I'm doing the subjects you've mentioned which are chemistry,biology ,physics and also maths.
At wits you can only switch after you have completed your undergraduate degree you cant transfer. You can only apply and be admitted to medicine in first and third year. Other universities do accept applications at any stage as I mentioned about UP.
@@dr_nosipho_dm i can't apply for med first year at wits if i'm already enrolled for another degree ?
@@dineoaphane993 yes
Hi thanks for the video.
I am currently doing my degree in teaching at UJ, will I be considered for the GEMP?
yes make sure you do additional courses in Biology, Chemistry and Anatomy and physics. or Gemp courses for non-degree purposes
was your MedSci degreedone at UP and what was your cumulative average?
Yes it was and my cumulative average was around 78 or so.
thanks for the video, how much average is really required does race play a role in entering the GEMP ?
I explained the marks and the video and race plays a role but it's very very minimal.
thanks, it just gets confusing when you here different peoples experience. some say they got in with an average of 70 and no community service and some with 90 say they didn't get in.
Hi, Can one do Medicine without Life Sciences in Your grade 12 subjects
cebisile mabaso, yes you can but some universities do not allow you to apply with out Life science. Wits and UP will allow you
Does it matter where you did your undergrad? For example if i do Undergrad through Unisa?
It does not matter which varsity. Make sure you major in Biology, Chemistry and Anatomy and physics