License to practice Bill Passed in Philippines for Indian medical students | New Update

A new update for MBBS in Philippines. A bill was passed from the house of representative of the Philippines which may impact thousand of Indian students studying MBBS in the Philippines or are looking to study there.
Here's a part of the bill “A foreign student who has been conferred the Doctor of Medicine degree from a Philippine College of Medicine recognized by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and completed the 12- month Internship in the Philippines is eligible for registration and practice. To this end, the CHED is hereby mandated to issue the required certification or appropriate documentation thereto.
The said foreign medical graduates who obtained their medical degrees in Philippine medical schools who opt to pursue medical practice in the Philippines shall be allowed to take the Physician Licensure Examination and upon passing the PLE, shall be entitled to practice medicine, subject to the provisions under Section 39 or Section 40 of this Act.”
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[@kailashtiwari6343]

Excellent super super thank u so much

[@viduvina5032]

Yes its true 👍🏻

[@wada502]

Superb

[@anshunaoroibam5248]

Hello i am a clerk right now should i do my PGI here? In hopes they will let me work

[@rareedu]

Did you pass MBBS from the Philippines?

[@anshunaoroibam5248]

@@rareeduyes sir 4 months left

[@omvoe]

Don't go to the Philippines for mbbs guys. Teacher student ratio is very high. 500 students will be there in one class. Some colleges even have 900 above 😐. They don't even teach us properly. Intership is not there only clerkship is there. During clerkship we are just like peons, we don't even see patients 😅 After realising all these I dropped the course. I completed BS after MD 1st year I dropped the course. I don't want anyone to face the situation I have gone through. So please choose carefully. I was feeling relief when mbbs from the Philippines from 2021 was considered invalid. But these money looting agencies are trying their best to change it. Please don't fall for this trap. I'll comment on each and every post about this topic.

[@rareedu]

Nice effort. It seems you are here with a specific agenda! I have a few questions for you, and if you are truthful and honest, we will pin your comment and let everyone watch it. Here are the questions: Q 1. Which college did you study at? Q 2. Do you have any knowledge about MBBS in other countries like Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Georgia, etc.? Q 3. Are you aware of the country-wise FMGE passing rates and the position of the Philippines? Q 4. Do you have any information about all the medical colleges in the Philippines? Q 5. Please share your suggestions about the countries where students should go for Q 6. MBBS if they don’t get selected in India and yet choose to pursue a career in medicine. Explain why your suggested country is better. Q 7. Compare the Philippines with other popular MBBS abroad destinations.

[@jarapalanagendrababu8182]

The official advice should come from Indian embassy at manila. Dont cheat students for the sake of your BS course profits. If phillipines gets valid according to the NMC regulations,then it should be a straightforward MBBS course without NMAT and BS.

[@rareedu]

It’s noticeable that advocates for Kyrgyzstan, which has a 14% FMGE pass rate, often react negatively to positive updates from the Philippines, where the FMGE pass rate is significantly higher, around 40-50%. This reaction seems to suggest an underlying motive. We don’t want to make assumptions about you without understanding your point of view. Your concerns might be truly in the interest of students, or they might have some other motives. We invite you to call us at [phone] so we can listen to your perspective. If your insights are indeed for the benefit of students, we’re eager to share them with our community.

[@funboys593]

China medical student can join here?

[@rareedu]

In which year did you take admission?

[@primepictures6204]

Fake h sir please mention any link or documents or website

[@rareedu]

tribune.net.ph/2024/05/18/house-lauded-for-medical-act-changes

[@medicalpragati]

@@rareeduCan you share CHED verified circular ???? If CHED has shared any such clarification????

[@rareedu]

@@medicalpragati The CHED circular will be released once the bill is passed by the upper house, signed by the president, and becomes law. We have mentioned it that as of now the bill has been passed by the House of Representatives of the Philippines.

[@ronoxhd1721]

What if the upper house representatives wont sign it 🥲?

[@lifeofmedics9996]

Fake hai

[@rareedu]

You should have looked it up properly before. It shouldn't take you long to find the information especially when the bill number is mentioned in the video

[@rareedu]

tribune.net.ph/2024/05/18/house-lauded-for-medical-act-changes

[@lifeofmedics9996]

@@rareedu brother u can find it officially website .. u are wrong brother haven’t look at officially website