(3/31) USMLE/MRCP vs. PG in India by Dr. Mahendar Vyasabattu

[@sameerhussaini349]

So well spoken.. you realize he has experience just by the way he talks. He doesn't need to tell you that he is experienced

[@dr.s.choudhury8089]

So impressed with sir's speech. His speech itself speaks volumes about his experience and knowledge. I wish to have a mentor like this👍

[@vaibushi1]

Wow ,i wish i had a mentor like dr mahender.... 👍🏼🤓

[@user-dp3iy2ch4p]

I will be more than happy to serve the people of my motherland , but will the govt promise to protect us ? To take action against the people threatening and beating doctors ? Like sorry I did not sign up for being a wrestler or something .

[@inthisalleyway9408]

Thank you my exam is in few days and I was feeling crushed from the mock test score and went for a walk and this video came up. Thanks

[@dhruvock271717]

In my career I have cleared both UK exams(MRCP UK +Neurology SCE- all First attempt) and finished all parts of USMLE(Step1+Step2+Step3- First attempt). I will say there is a vast difference in study approach and both are unique in so many ways. Especially Step3 USMLE is heavy biostatistics based exam on day 1 and PACES is a pure clinical skill exam on real patients with active illness. MRCP-UK according to me the best Internal Medicine exam in the world which is adequately standardized to the level of PG IM Training however USMLE is overall the toughest exam in the world due to the sheer intensity of exam stipulation such as number of questions in each single hour section of the exam as well as the length of clinical vignettes hence time plays a key role in solving a USMLE question. USMLE feels quite tough to pass or score high per se especially at later stages of career when one is already at a level of a resident or registrar as it is difficult to conceptualise other specialties like OBGY/Gynae or Peds whereas MRCP-UK can still be cleared if an individual has a very good knowledge of internal medicine specialties. I hope some basic facts could help vloggers and bloggers reading my comment post and best of luck to anyone endeavouring the hard journey of medicine.

[@rnaveen3031]

Is it possible to get a dermatology in residency in us , for an average student

[@jayadityakalita]

@@rnaveen3031nope not possible.

[@vijayendrabhupathi5179]

What an awesome comparison and clarification by Dr. Mahendar Sir. 👌🏻👏🏻🙏🏻

[@tequilahotshot7762]

What the heck is here in india for coming back everything is so miserable i am an indian watching this country for 20 years now had only disappointment no luxurious salary no well educated patients poverty corruption It would be better for UK US to rule us again they will atleast make a Top notch place on this damn world which you people are failing constantly to do.

[@dr_mak]

true

[@Drzeezy]

Good video! I personally chose PLAB and documented that journey on my youtube channel! that way the people can see how exactly it is to go on the PLAB pathway

[@dr.rhinesarkar31094]

@@AnicoolSingh-uf9mk I think now he is FY2 doctor in uk

[@aGenericBanana]

Wow..i also want to move abroad

[@rafiyashaikh2368]

I see everywhere, especially PLAB videos. Definitely checking out ur chanel☺️

[@jaypatil6286]

Sure our motherland cares a lot about doctors only a few minor injuries nothing 😒 else

[@aGenericBanana]

There are v less options to move abroad after mbbs 😔

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

@@aGenericBanana not like that

[@snjindian7676]

Problem is here u will see 200 patients in opd 100 patients in indoor ,,,,,How will u get time fr proper history taking ..If died= patient party will not see ur talent dey wants to admit u in ICU........

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

That's not he is trying to mean. What he meant is history taking and communication skills are the top most needed skills to be achieved by any doctors and nurses and moreover through history taking itself u you will be able to localize neurological lesion without radiological investigations

[@MaranathaMission]

Proud to be your student sir!

[@karunakaranpalaniandy4788]

Your talk is so elastic. Tell clear where we can do easy and benefits. Explain how difficult to get seat in India, same time how difficult to complete degree out side (mrcp ).

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

In order to pass mrcp perseverance is must and hardwork in combination with smart work is most always

[@archanadevaraju6492]

To work for Mother Land is a Great thing bava👍👍👍

[@swashbuckler2319]

Work for yourself first, you will be happier

[@bikashkhura1]

Agreed....LEARN..EARN..COME BACK & SERVE...But is residency done in UK/US recognized in India??

[@gracejesh1464]

Yes it is recognized

[@krishnadeshmukh5422]

Bikash Khura yes, MRCP is definitely recognised.

[@Jeez208]

Yes

[@swetharaog4554]

Very precise in his explanation Excellent Sir 😀

[@faizanquraishi4126]

Well that is good in theory but it is practically impossible to come back to india after exposure to US

[@goodvibes9959]

Y

[@kiransinghrajput1819]

chances of sucess is more in USMLE in USA? or less in INDIA?

[@rarestrarevideos1937]

The way he talks and others talk says the difference ….

[@MSA944]

come to your motherland Rightly Said👍🏼

[@prachibhattarai3833]

Thanks..u r such an inspiration

[@ajthapa47]

if i work as medical officer(immediately after mbbs) in my country(Nepal) for 3 years under a internal medicine specialist, will i be qualified to appear in MRCP exam of internal medicine and work as consultant thereafter

[@usamaqasim809]

Yes you can pass the mrcp exam by doing so if you train by keeping the exam in mind however passing the mrcp exam only allows you to take on a registrar post in the uk and not ta consultant post. To become a consultant, you have to apply for a trainee job in a specialty and do training for 4 or 5 years depending upon the specialty. After that you become a consultant.

[@kshitijyadav5474]

Plab First

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

@@kshitijyadav5474 no need of plab mrcp is sufficient

[@syedimran3520]

As simple as agar paisa zyada kamana chahta hai to Abroad Lekin desh seva aur garibo ki seva ka jazba hai to desh seva ka ye bahot achcha mauka hai

[@drsamiragarwal1]

Sir I hv done MBBS, DNB(PATH). Now I want to shift to US. I was planning to work as Physician assistant, is it a good option

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

Yes but u need to clear USmle and apply for match

[@santanudey1487]

No UR catagory male candidate should live in a country where there is a huge reservation and every year that's incresing..and a lot politics and no regard for talent....gender discrimination in seats.... doctors are being beaten up...damaged health care system....pathetic life style of residents....... Best way:go abroad after mbbs ..persue md and stay there....get right regard for your talent....must keep in mind that your motherland is earth.........,not India/Pakistan/Bangladesh/Kerala/andhrya Pradesh/Delhi/west Bengal.... Stop thinking like a narrowminded...think wide...... Express your talent ..which only you can get here in United States and other 1st world countries and get a heaven for doctors....

[@kukufmofficial5460]

In Kerala, a lady Doctor killed by a Criminal, under police custody.

[@fazzaah]

Some people are against our basic filtration exam NEET,but will be all okay for usmle and mrcp

[@boneyboban1945]

It's not about the exam pattern but about the reservation system which prevails over the merit to a large extent. You can only understand it when you gave that exam got border marks and hails from an average family without any reservation. In my opinion intelligence of a person shouldn't be calculated on the basis of their cast. Instead they should be given fee concessions if required.

[@desire-dream8825]

@@boneyboban1945 reservation is right of all those who were neglected by your forefathers for thousands of years.... Plz read and understand history before making any idiot and senseless comment about reservation policy....

[@pratheeshr.s1862]

@@desire-dream8825 1000 of years has passed and now to kids sitting in the same class and studying same things don't deserve special preference most the time

[@desire-dream8825]

@@pratheeshr.s1862 my point is that you need to strengthen your basics about Indian History before commenting on any social policy of Government of India..... Reservation is going to be there as long as Caste discrimination prevails....

[@pratheeshr.s1862]

@@desire-dream8825 the scenario has changed a lot since independence and still keep on but still the same reservation is continuing.. even the sculptures of our constitution said to recheck the situations after 25yrs and make changes accordingly but it never happened now it is more like free loaders dont want to give up what they enjoy..

[@shadowhunter1250]

Every one loves their country😒. .. just give simple answer what asked😡 ... no need to show dt u r d only patriot here😬

[@kogantimohananirudh5647]

Once anybody goes abroad they never come back again

[@tasminsiha8820]

Wow! What a mentor!

[@rafiqshah9059]

u r rite sir

[@arsathkhantiblisistatemedi8256]

Sir I want to do my mbbs in abroad which country I can choose????

[@ashajittentha3946]

Arsath khan tiblisi state medical university kasubi macha mayang thunam

[@sanatacharya4208]

Pakistan

[@nirmlasambyal1113]

China

[@thanzirkabeer8145]

Foreign mbbs is danger

[@andisko9590]

@@thanzirkabeer8145 why???

[@vasu3189]

Know the world not sitting in India any more?

[@chayankarmakar1321]

Wow

[@indranims8007]

6666

[@johnzacharias8630]

Don’t come to Uk 🇬🇧

[@dranandvarunachari]

We can see that now

[@chandhukeshetty690]

Why

[@HarryPotter-vl3pc]

Why?.

[@RavindraKumar-bu1qc]

Why?

[@tooterwi3694]

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