Is the USMLE Still Worth It in 2024? The Shocking Truth | USMLEStrike

[@medicinewithdramanullah4580]

0:58 usmle is long journey One must learn good concepts in college

[@RajRaj-sf8wi]

Dr. I love step material, I don't know I will give exam or not but I'm building my knowledge by these meterial

[@ApurvaPopat]

❤️❤️❤️

[@DrSachinAIIMS_jammu]

Sir please reply how can i get loan for usmle as my financial condition is not good but i can do as hard as i can.

[@_aify._]

I really agree on this information and recommend it

[@rahul7megh]

What are the materials ? Please name

[@BandulaWijayaratne]

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[@cav5506]

Agree with, I feel like a became a Real doctor when I studied for Step 1/2

[@shubhabangalore9638]

Thank you doctor!! It’s so good to see how well you put up the information so much needed for the students ….🙏

[@ApurvaPopat]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AhmedDr92]

I am 32 yrs old sir , and graduated since 2019 And it was my dream to pass usmle . But now i think am too old sir 😢 And i will spend alot of time for it .

[@ApurvaPopat]

It’s never too late and you are never too old. Tomorrow you’ll be one more day older. You are youngest today!

[@sadafkhan922]

Can u please tell me about money expance I m in 2 nd year right now I also want to prepare for usmle

[@zahidabdulmajeed1482]

Dear doctor Shab I always had great desire to learn medicine from its origin or cutting edge research … after my UG I hadn’t conditions and guidance …. Now I have done MBBS MD DM in critical care medicine from AIIMS Delhi … I sometimes still get yearning to do a formal hands on fellowship from US or more bravely occasionally ideas of getting doing residency again … I want to learn

[@ApurvaPopat]

Excellent dear!!!

[@beenanil1]

Hi Apurv, nice to go through your video. Dr Anil Chauhan, Veraval.

[@ApurvaPopat]

So nice of you, Dr. Chauhan!

[@Drshaheerrajput]

Sir Its really motivating to see you guys from the subcontinent sitting there and guiding the juniors ❤️ keep guiding us ✨

[@ApurvaPopat]

❤️❤️❤️

[@narendrapopat8032]

Sir I think you r not only successful doctor but you cab be best entrepreneur and mentor. Hats off you❤

[@ApurvaPopat]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@c.aparnareddychinta1031]

Namaste sir,my son now MBBS first year in AP ,he plan write usmle please guide me once sir how to prepare usmle exam step 1

[@pechchan-dk3iz]

This video is an interesting one since I was watching it at 6:00am

[@Drblessed07]

I took a drop for neet pg this year, I am a 2017 batch mbbs student. If i start this year, can I justify my drop years and is it possible? The only thing that is holding me back is that it takes so long to get in, like neet pg - if you do it 3 years and its done - the pg. But usmle is too long the preparation thing.

[@ApurvaPopat]

If you're passionate about pursuing a career in the US, the time investment could be worthwhile. Ultimately, it depends on your career goals and where you see yourself in the future.

[@AyJay-yg1zk]

Hey I was on the same boat as you.I took a drop FOR neet pg.Slowly I realised that I didn’t want to do pg from India.I was also 2017 batch.I did have an interest towards usmle during college days but eventually dropped the idea after internship.After a break of 12 months,I joined as a non academic JR in general medicine at a private med colg and I have started to prepare myself for step 1.The only thought that is keeping me up is that we have only one life so why not follow what we love.

[@Maikento]

Hey im a student form 2017 batch too and im the same boat as well. The drop year and the gap in resume and i didnt work in the one year and i am hesitant to start usmle prep at this point. Idk wat to do rn

[@medicalstuff8417]

​@@MaikentoAnd here i thought i was the only one confused as hell regarding what to do. Many are in the same boat dam and it's only gonna get tougher from here on out. The hardest part is deciding whether or not to go for it. That's the hard part not the steps involved. If only we could know that it's gonna work out. It's so dam costly so that mkaes it hard to jump to conclusions

[@mridul7117]

​@@AyJay-yg1zkHello brother, is there any way I can contact you

[@PavanaJeldi]

Sir Which is best time to give USMLE Whether 3rd yr of mbbs or after internship?? Sir..Everyone are sayings 3rd yr .. but actually iam not ready Is there any disadvantages if we give after internship..?? Sir.. is it okay to give both neet PG and USMLE step1 at a time.. ?? Sir .. i know these are very basic questions but i really need your help .

[@aadilsheikh11]

Sir I've not yet cleared step 1.. and I'm an intern in govt medical college.. i really want to clear usmle seriously But I don't have any idea about research in this Can you please guide me for this please

[@ApurvaPopat]

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[@vanshgaur2793]

Sir a very basic doubt --- Will do MBBS and in between 6 year of mbbs we will give usmle then how can we build clinic experiences.Infact We are doing PG to build clinical experience .

[@ApurvaPopat]

If you apply just after your internship, that itself is your clinical experience along with your internal clerkship.

[@medicoboy165]

Hay I'm a 1st year medical student and I'm planning for USMLE so I'm working on my foundational sciences.i have 5 months left in my 1st year and I have more then 80% of the sayllabus Left which I have to cover in these 5 months so my question is is it possible for me to cover mbbs 1st year syllabus in these 5 months? And which recourses you would like to recommend me ? The following unit's I have to do in thse 5 months Anatomy: 1) abdomen and pelvis 2) head and neck 3) neuroanatomy Physiology: 1) CVS physiology ( heart + circulation) 2) body fluids and kidney 3) neurophysiology 4) endocrinology + reproductive physiology. Biochemistry: 1) lipds ( genrel + metabolism) 2) protein ( metabolism only) 3) vitamins 4) storage and expression of genetic information Embryology: 1) systemic embryology ( whole) Histology: Systemic ( whole). I don't know how to cover this amount of syllabus in 5 months only and sometimes I confused that weather is it possible for me to cover this huge amount of syllabus in 5 months. Please giver me some tips. I'm using the following textbooks 1) gyton and Hall for physiology 2) grays anatomy 3) Lippincott for biochemistry 4) langman for embryology 5) liaq Hussain ( our local textbook) for histology What you think that is it possible for someone to cover this amount of syllabus in 5 months only? Specially if he planning for USMLE in Future?

[@ApurvaPopat]

You can do it!

[@samtatoshu6718]

Hi Dr., your video is encouraging. I have passed my MBBS from India in 2000 and completed my MS Anatomy in 2006. I have heard from somewhere that after such a huge gap, US Medical colleges do not give credits for foreign medical courses, person has to do entire MBBS/MD all over again in the US, is that true?

[@ApurvaPopat]

This is not entirely true. However, some universities prefer graduates within five years, but I have seen many other candidates who have their years of graduation very old.

[@RadhikaAgarwal-q3e]

Hey doctor, I don't feel the zeal and enthusiasm of practicing medicine. Like, i know, I've to study, i know that i have to be dedicated, but i just can't do it or don't do it. Shall i change my career or continue medicine? By the way, i am 20 yr old, gave neet 2024, waiting for results to clear out. Can't drop anymore, if i don't get a government seat.

[@ApurvaPopat]

It's okay to feel uncertain. Reflect on what excites you and where your passions lie. If medicine isn't fulfilling, exploring other career paths might be a good idea. It's important to pursue what truly motivates you.

[@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro]

You may want to consider a physician associate career. 4yr undergrad degree, then two years of graduate school.🙂👋🏽👨🏽‍⚕️

[@RajRaj-sf8wi]

Dr. U r my inspiration

[@AHSH2023]

Dr , what are good institute in india to prepare for usmle? Especially for an old graduate? Please guide

[@Otakusoldiers]

Hi sir you are my inspiration for usmle. i have just cleared my neet ug and entering into medical college. Can i start my usmle prep from the start . And if yes which books should I prefer.

[@ApurvaPopat]

Definitely dear. First aid

[@Otakusoldiers]

@@ApurvaPopat thanks sir🙂

[@Vaishnav003]

​@@Otakusoldiersheyy how much I'm too my neet score 696

[@_itx.me.perbhaat]

Hello sir can old graduates apply for usmle I had done my internship in 2008

[@ApurvaPopat]

Yes you can

[@_itx.me.perbhaat]

Which document are required

[@ApurvaPopat]

@@_itx.me.perbhaat Your med school transcript, Dean Letter, MSPE, Diploma Certificate.

[@_itx.me.perbhaat]

@@ApurvaPopat thank you sir Which subscription is best for q bank

[@lolank1980]

I'm an Indian student studying in Kazakhstan right now Let's say that I completed my Under graduation in medicine (MBBS) from Kazakhstan, did 1 year Internship in Kazakhstan and got a licence to work as a doctor in Kazakhstan. Then if I took USMLE and cleared it (cleared all the steps). After that I did my PG (let's say a PG in Ortho for example) in the United States and became an Orthopedic surgeon. Then i decided to move back to my country (India) So my question is in this scenario will I be able to work as a orthopaedic surgeon in India? (Do note that I haven't taken the Fmg exam and didn't do 1 year internship in india, thus I'm not a doctor to begin with in India) So will I be able to work as a orthopaedic surgeon in India after all of these steps

[@pkrajput8603]

Yes you can work

[@charith-umesh-buddhika-97815]

Dr.did you find your research position in usa or india?if it is in india,how to work in a case report and publish to journals

[@charith-umesh-buddhika-97815]

Dr is it enough to do researches(case reports) in Sri Lankan hospitals and publish them in journals, use those experience to higher up my CV in usmle match process

[@KrishnapriyaBabubatch-rollno-]

Sir , i have completed my mbbs in December 2023 I never had any plans of doing pg in abroad so that i never done research or volunteerships . What if all these done after step 1 ?!

[@ApurvaPopat]

Sure that should be fine

[@chandanr7045]

Hello, Your vid was very motivational and something I was looking for to help me make a decision. Any Resources that you would suggest to a complete newbie looking to start his own MLE journey ??

[@ApurvaPopat]

Sure dear do check usmlestrike app

[@Kashmirlens7777]

I had completed my mbbs 4 years ago….please guide me how can I start

[@ApurvaPopat]

Please text me on Instagram!

[@drghulamfarid5687]

Hi.dr i am 45 old graduate of 2003.working as medical specialist after doing FCPS in internal medicine.i am planing to move USA as family immigration. Is there any chance to get residency if i can do USMLE STEPS.

[@naseemullahkhan9992]

Same case but USMLE have to be cleared

[@naseemullahkhan9992]

No age limit

[@tamunotonyeedward2544]

Hi Dr. Apurva. I'm at Medical student in Nigeria, a newbie in Med school. I deeply know I'll take the USMLE exams, but i don't know how to get resources. Pls I some form of guidance as to what materials to use, and that helped you.....websites, etc.

[@ShahabKhan-ky1iy]

I am graduate of 2018 , there is gap in my medical career since april 2023 till date , is it possible for me to start preparation for Usmle step 1 or it will be useless at the end because of the gap ?

[@33asjidali58]

How many observerships u did? and how many publications? Regards

[@ApurvaPopat]

4 Observership’s, 7 publications

[@33asjidali58]

@@ApurvaPopat nice sounds great

[@sameworld1973]

I was asking about publishing, how many papers e.t.c did you publish before applying?

[@ApurvaPopat]

7

[@abdallaa.elhafeez2774]

Does medical intership is mandatory for Matching?

[@ApurvaPopat]

It depends on your college, my college required 1 year mandatory internship before they issued the diploma

[@oindrilapaul9472]

Sir i have a doubt about this exam. many channels are saying that not every mbbs students from india are not able to give this exam because of wdoms recognise. I mean to say that if they clg has not wdoms under then the students cannot get the usmle exam???

[@khadijah7379]

Hello Dr. Popat. This is an amazing video. I'm from Pakistan and your program interests me a lot. What are the chances of older graduates (2017) starting their USMLE journey now? I have completed my internal medicine residency this year from my country and starting my USMLE journey now. Do I have any chances?

[@ApurvaPopat]

Wishing you all the best for the match!

[@sagar-2597]

My inspiration ❤️

[@velancafernandes]

So motivating, thanks Dr

[@Ingnito123]

Sir if I have supply tag in first year of mbbs will it effect my journey or selection?

[@ApurvaPopat]

Not so much. As long as you make your cv strong and have good usmle scores.

[@armam290]

what do we get after residency comparing to india is it just internship or like 3year of pg degree. do i just get a lisence as general physician? what if i dont want to do job and study further what is it like compared to india like junior resident senior resident. very confused right now.. pls tell.. currently i m in my 2nd year and was planning to start my preparations but still very unclear.

[@ApurvaPopat]

Hello please text me on Instagram

[@milanpatel7283]

Sir i would like to know You say that every efforts/Steps payoff But candidate after pass not match then how can it's payoff efforts ; it's like both end of poles at same time

[@pragatidubey5205]

Hello sir, i have read in one of the social platform that top medical colleges of USA are allotted to one who are residance of that country. Is that true??

[@ApurvaPopat]

It’s not entirely true, however they are competitive.

[@Young-minds9102]

Doc I failed step 2 ck once. Is it even possible to get matched in internal medicine in usa now?

[@ApurvaPopat]

It’s challenging, you’ll have to prove yourself . Definitely not impossible.

[@Nakshtrasarees99725]

Sir my daughter studying 3rd year mbbs. He wants to write USMLE. Can you provide full detail in telugu for us.

[@ApurvaPopat]

I don’t know telgu

[@LailaZafar-h4c]

Hello, 😊 It's really helpful. Kindly, share useful and affordable resources for usmile step 1.

[@ApurvaPopat]

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[@jayeshwatane9688]

Dr. Apurva is the best guide ❤

[@Karan-iy5mz]

Very informative video.. Did you work while preparing for step 1?

[@ApurvaPopat]

Yesss

[@adityasingh-kn5zt]

Sir should i use MARROW in 3rd and 4th year to clear concept?

[@ApurvaPopat]

Use usmle orientated materials if usmle is your goal. Marrow is good for neet PG

[@Nadeemkhan-wi6vp]

Hey Doc, for how much time step 1 result in valid? I mean what if a person passes step 1 in third year but wants to give step 2 afterwards ( 5 years) or whenever he likes?

[@ApurvaPopat]

7 years

[@Trh_859_-_-_tt]

Do you have any assurance that once you get into a residency you will be able to fullfill the course or you can be fired anytime in the course if the authority wants to? And do any fmg anytime feel lonely/insecured there? And after finishing residency is there sufficient job available....I mean will it be easy to find a job as an attending? Will be grateful if you reply each of the questions

[@ApurvaPopat]

Entering a residency program typically offers a good level of security, provided you maintain satisfactory performance and adhere to professional standards. For foreign medical graduates (FMGs), it's common to feel isolated or insecure at times due to cultural and language barriers, but there are often support systems and communities in place to help. Upon completing residency, job prospects are generally favorable, though the ease of finding a position as an attending can depend on your specialty and location.

[@Trh_859_-_-_tt]

@@ApurvaPopat thank you so much sir😊actually everyone talks about their matching experience, step experiences but nobody tells anything about their postmatch life....thats why i asked.and one more query there.... Do they allow mild introverts? Or being an extrovert is a must?

[@ApurvaPopat]

@@Trh_859_-_-_tt There are not specific criteria’s of allowing or exclusions like that

[@attaullah9035]

Residency internal medicine duration And fellowship endocrinology duration in USA?

[@ApurvaPopat]

3 years internal medicine residency. 2-3 years endocrine fellowship

[@jackybro653]

Hello sir. I am going to Bangladesh for mbbs. I am planning to give Usmle in future. Can i prepare for this exam while doing mbbs?

[@ApurvaPopat]

Definitely!!!

[@deekshayadav5707]

Sir what source should we follow for usmle

[@meenujaiswal1149]

Hi I shall be giving Step 2 next month. I have done Uworld more than twice. But in the tests of NBME, Uworld, Amboss I am getting 65-70 % only. However on review of incorrect answers I am finding that the correct answers were known to me but because of time pressure in test I answered wrong. Could you please suggest tips to improve in about 3 weeks time left.

[@ApurvaPopat]

The 3 weeks I would say just revise your notes and give practice exams.

[@meenujaiswal1149]

Thank you sir

[@aparnamathur3563]

Hello sir. My question is that once you start working in usa after completing your residency how long it takes to get green card or be a permanent residence?

[@ApurvaPopat]

That’s very variable

[@jonathanx1638]

Sir I passed Step 1 in 3rd year MBBS currently,I am studying in Andhra Pradesh ,I like to take your guidance in future(coming year) for Cv all you mentioned in the video this is for sure,My doubts are till now I didn’t do any research or any medical camps,Give me some clarity about this we can do this in internship or in 4th year or after internship?I mean I m scared of these researches I don’t have an idea about when to do,I am active on Instagram,I really need your help sir 🙌

[@ApurvaPopat]

Yes you can do this later! No need to be scared. Please check my videos on how to start research.

[@ADITYARAJURKAR-dv1st]

Sir A Question from an Neet Aspirant Is Workload of USA better than India?

[@priyaedin8518]

Hi I am physician now ,if I start usemle now would it be possible to get match because I am 36 now ,could I apply for residency pls guide me

[@ApurvaPopat]

Definitely why not???

[@medicalscience1528]

Hello, sir if we do internship or housejob after mbbs in pakistn or india will this also include as good personal experience for usmle , for better chance to be accepted? I am new to this road. Kindly guide .

[@ApurvaPopat]

Yes it will add to your experience.

[@sawapan_k7]

Hi Dr apurva, i passed step1 on second attempt! YOG is 2021. Now i m here very demotivating views about my journey, as an ing its a red flag. Now is it worth continuing it? I really want to practice medicine in USA.

[@ApurvaPopat]

It will be challenging but not impossible. You just have to keep working and show improvement in next steps.

[@sawapan_k7]

Can I dm you on Insta?

[@traveldestination4243]

Sir I am also from Ahmedabad I am fmge student graduate in 2024 June I want to come USA so I am just confused to choose usmle or AMC because it’s attest I have one hope after passing AMC part 1 I get job but this USMLE route is like total blindly so please guide me

[@ApurvaPopat]

Sure dear please text me on Instagram

[@traveldestination4243]

@@ApurvaPopat sir telegram id ?

[@redprotein7656]

Hello sir, thanks for your video i think i have some info about the exam. I just gave neet ug 2024 and will not be getting govt clg as rank is 70k, already taken 2 drops and this year i had dry eye due to qllergy which cause 37% meiobium gland loss and not able to give neet ug properly, but i think i am good at observing thing and research things since middle school but it was not any use as neet ug is just about cramming, i have to cram each and 3very line of ncert which is just not my thing, i tend to use 2,3 books then study topic concepts by my own, mean in short i am very good at physics and only understand physics concept and never learnt any formula, i derive fromula when needed Sir plz tell is this what usmle checks and can i crack it if i have this type of thinking and understanding, or it will be just this neet ug in which i have to cram every line of ncert. And also last, you replied in many comments that marrow is good for neet pg and have to use resouraes specified for usmle, so if i just start studing dor usmle step 1 from 2nd year start onwards as you mentioned in your video, and in during internship if i study for usmle will i able to crack neet pg just for backup, mean they are coorelated or i uave to study differently for both. Added later- sir i had reviewed your published research on pubmed, so i today watched some korean movie, their i find a main point due to which majority of korean movies are just very good and okay okay good, very less will say that the movie/drama is very bad, for example is this called as reserach if i do this tyoe of observations in medical field and write a journal or i have to do research that no one had thought and should be stictly medical field based like relation between spics and dry eye syndrome.

[@ApurvaPopat]

Usmle is really a great example if you like concepts, unlike NEET PG which may focus on memorisation more. You will definitely be benefited from the videos

[@drmkk2192]

I completed my pediatrics pg here in india and want to persue residency there with gap years of 7 yrs. will i be able to match?

[@ApurvaPopat]

It will depend in your scores, cv and research experience.

[@sanaar5704]

Gap years as in after pg?

[@drmkk2192]

@@sanaar5704 no gap sisnce UG is 7 yrs

[@sanaar5704]

@@drmkk2192 okay,even I have completed MD Paediatrics in 2022..Planning to give USMLE,I haven’t started preparing yet

[@drmkk2192]

@@sanaar5704 i did my Dch , recently, when did you graduate?

[@prakharsharma2599]

Hi dr. Apurva , i completed my internship in may 2023, I wasn't sure of usmle , I was researching about other options, but now I've made my mind , I wanna start my usmle journey , so I would love to get in touch with you. Pls tell me where and how can I contact you .

[@ApurvaPopat]

Hello please text me on Instagram.

[@prakharsharma2599]

@@ApurvaPopat I don't have instagram , can we connect anywhere else?

[@medicoboy165]

Hay there I'm 1st year medical student and aiming for USMLE so if you don't mind I want to connect with you on WhatsApp. Ap USMLE kikiye preparation karoge aur Sath me mujhe bhi tips dhoge ke Mai apne bacic sciences ko kiase prepare karo. Whatsapp number???

[@palakmakwana3891]

If we pass usmle 3 steps after pursuing mbbs in India then what is the fees structure for pg in us?

[@ApurvaPopat]

There is no fee

[@livetolearn4790]

What about the visa in a long term? i know residency will be sponsered and hospital sponsers...but what about after 5-10 yrs....it takes 15 yr+ for green card according to current line....then itll be a long time till permanent residence right?

[@ApurvaPopat]

In the long term, while sponsored residency provides stability, getting a green card can take many years. Renewing visa when you apply for job may be a reasonable option.

[@vaibhav6966]

I sir i have got 580 in neet , i will most probably take private mbbs which will cost about 60-65 lakh , though i belong to middle class family i want to go to usa and become doctor there , what should be my plan from 1st year to clear usmle, it will cost me 20-25 lakh more , i am not in aiims or kmc so will it cause problem bcz college tag matters here ? Plz guide 🙏

[@ApurvaPopat]

Please DM me on Instagram

[@mohnishwalecha4299]

No college tag doesn’t matter, score does matter.

[@mohnishwalecha4299]

Usmle scores

[@kavithabharathi5259]

Same situation. Same thought

[@DivyanshKothari-gs2vd]

Sir i want to ask that what if we don't get matched because we give our time and money for this exam, plz guide if you can

[@ApurvaPopat]

You can always enhance your cv and apply again

[@dranum-oq2mo]

Hello doctor…..I am doing my MBBS from russia…..is it mandatory for me to clear NeXT exam for appearing in USMLE…please reply

[@ApurvaPopat]

I am not sure exactly about Next, as long as your school is accredited, you are good. You can even call ecfmg and ask.

[@urvashidawar4478]

Hey Dr apurva .. i am done with my step 1 and preparing for step 2 at present .. I could relate to almost everything you talked about in your video ..Honest and realistic discussion unlike some other channel which focus on passing steps just in 3 months or 5 months while it is taking 1 year for some students and it just get depressing sometimes and puts many students in a feeling that they are lagging behind ! Good effort doc! Just want a suggestion that while i am preparing for my step 2 , how important it is on my part to work along with my preparation to fill up my gap ? Does it really matter ? Being a mother of a 2 yr old it is difficult for me to work alongside my prep. . Is this gonna effect my match ?

[@ApurvaPopat]

Hi Urvashi, well the most important thing is to focus on steps, and then later address the cv. We can chat more on Insta if you have more questions.

[@pechchan-dk3iz]

Thanks you so much

[@DrSachinAIIMS_jammu]

Sir please reply how can i get loan for usmle as my financial condition is not good but i can do as hard as i can.

[@ApurvaPopat]

You can always borrow from your relatives or friends, thats what I did. And then you can pay back them later.

[@suchitathete1699]

Sir can u give a information about Physician Associate program in USA

[@ApurvaPopat]

Hello dear I am mostly well versed with usmle and not physician associate program

[@jagannathvgokule5997]

HI SIR Sir i just passed my 1 phase of mbbs ... So i am planning for USMLE I am totally confused sir ..how ..when ..and from what materials i should start PREPARATIONS for USMLE

[@ApurvaPopat]

Hello please text me on Instagram

[@AZ_1988]

If u wanted to do an MBA then why the hell did you pursue a career in medicine. One more thing I want to add here is that US healthcare is one of the worst in the developed world not the best!! It's all about corporate medicine controlled by big pharma and heal insurance cartels. Physicians are just corporate slaves in America especially if they are working as a hospitalist.

[@ApurvaPopat]

Thank you for your comment. It seems like you may be upset with some of the circumstances and things you might have experienced or heard. It is all about perspective, I hope you are happy at wherever you are working!

[@fatimasheikh9113]

Do same thing with plab plzz

[@ApurvaPopat]

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[@pepper2240]

When will Bangladesh get wfme registration im worried without it i cannot give usmle

[@ApurvaPopat]

Bangladesh is actively working towards WFME accreditation, which is essential for USMLE eligibility starting in 2024.

[@mithunmallick2365]

I am 43 years and have MS in surgical oncology. Can I start USMLE?

[@ApurvaPopat]

Definitely

[@Tvderalways]

wht countries accept usmle? apart from USA

[@ApurvaPopat]

Australia Ireland UAe

[@Ronaldofan6306]

Justice for fmge