NAC OSCE | Everything You Need to Know | BeMo Academic Consulting

[@moazsoliman7611]

Should I have PR to specialize in Canada or work as GP

[@BeMoAcademicConsulting]

Hi Moaz! Thanks for reaching out. To work in Canada as an IMG, you can check out the requirements listed by the Medical Council of Canada here: mcc.ca/credentials-and-services/pathways-to-licensure/pathways-for-international-medical-graduates/

[@mohammadomidyusufi1976]

How long should it take to be prepared for nac ?

[@BeMoAcademicConsulting]

Thank you very much for your question! Begin preparing for the exam at least 1 year from your anticipated examination. Your time will be split between exam preparation, work or clinical duties, and personal life. Set a schedule that allows you to maintain a sustainable study schedule without experiencing cramming or burnout.

[@oziajeiqalenshan3715]

is this exam only for Canadian citizens and residents? if am neither of this,I cant take the exam?

[@BeMoAcademicConsulting]

Hello Oziaje! Thank you so much for your question. Actually, the NAC is only taken by international medical graduates looking to enter residency in Canada, i.e., those who did not graduate from Canadian medical schools. Although to participate in residency in Canada at all, you must be a citizen or a permanent resident.

[@oziajeiqalenshan3715]

@@BeMoAcademicConsulting thank you

[@fatmakhairy9907]

Can I rewrite the NAC to improve my score?

[@BeMoAcademicConsulting]

Hello Fatma! Thanks for your question. You can write the NAC OSCE three times. Only the most recent result is valid.

[@silkkalesichannel7416]

for GP job, is MCCQE1 enough or do I have to sit NAC exam?. I am an experienced GP overseas applying for the experience route.

[@BeMoAcademicConsulting]

Hi Silk! Thanks for your comment. If you are an IMG, you have to take the NAC OSCE.

[@sumayyahafeez]

I am from india..do i have to give this exam?

[@BeMoAcademicConsulting]

Hi Sumayya! Thanks for your question. If you are applying to medical residency in Canada, you must be a citizen of Canada or permanent resident of Canada. If one of these apply to you and you graduated from medical school in another country, then you will need to complete the NAC OSCE.