Postgraduation in the UK | Speciality Training | MD/MS/Msc | Salary during PG | IMG training in UK

[@169-pranav6]

This is the most complete explanation that i have found in a single video. Thank you ma'am 💙

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome!

[@TheDoctor-yf2kf]

Hu Dr. we want to hear your journey from MBBS to UK journey. Want to know more about your experience after internship. Hoping to see it soon

[@RoadToUK]

Sure!

[@sunkarasrinivasakumar661]

Road to UK fast !!!!

[@noornooria219]

Thankyou so much for making these Videos despite your busy schedule Dr.Ibreez you really are providing us with a lot of information which will help plan us better in future ❤❤

[@RoadToUK]

It really means a lot for you to say so!

[@noornooria219]

Can you please please please make a detailed video or set up an interview with a doctor who is into a surgical field so that we may know how IMG's can enter Surgical fields in UK? i know it's a bit competitive but it's not impossible right 🙈 please do it soi would highly appreciate that help from you! Thankyou :)

[@sabahbashir3941]

Thank you for this informative video. You’re in Srinagar, dal lake, my hometown ❤️

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! Mouj kashir 💞

[@drqamarabbasbhachar]

I want to apply for scholarship in MD homeopathy

[@hoodoo457]

I'm from the same place

[@sahibakhan2449]

I also want to work there

[@zekromandstuff]

Hello,your group,guidance and everything is amazing- just add road to THE UK instead of road to uk🙂

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks :D

[@DrSidd]

Perfectly explained

[@RoadToUK]

Glad you think so!

[@EaglesEyeTech]

Hello apu 🙂 This video (actually all of them 😊) was really helpful. It would be great if you could make a video/article about “Clinical Audit”/“QIP” and how this helps your CV.

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks for saying so! Please see this article: roadtouk.com/blog/audits-qips-in-nhs/

[@salwasalwa2080]

Thank you for the video. I liked the hennee 💞 it's wonderful.

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks!

[@basitmasoodi5360]

I found the video to be very helpful. Thank you so much. And I am pretty sure that’s a Shikara and this is the Dal lake :)

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! And yes you're right :)

[@kamrulislamshipo7649]

Academic degree helps you in the long run. It gives you opportunity to aim much higher than just treating patient.

[@RoadToUK]

In the sense of it's need for specialty training, however, it is not mandatory :) As said in the video, if you want to take an extra degree you can, but just don't feel it is obligatory.

[@kamrulislamshipo7649]

@@RoadToUK You are right.

[@ameshmohan4902]

Can u suggest some academic degrees for doctors

[@sazzadhossainsynapse8580]

Lovely scenery and lovely people 😍 .. Both of you two ❤️

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks!

[@dipesh_dr7]

Thanks for the information. It would be greatly appreciated if you could highlight about the oppurtunities for IMGs in surgical field, its requirements..etc.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/vkSk/

[@dipesh_dr7]

@@RoadToUK it says that you should have experience of 18 months or lesser for Core Surgical Training.As Cardiothoracic surgery is a run through course. Is that 18 month experience valid for Cardiothoracic surgery program? Moreover do we need to apply for Core Surgical training for getting CardioThoracic surgery program? Thank you for your valuable responsd

[@medicineandhealth4953]

You guys are amazing! I'm an IMG from Papua New Guinea and was wondering if I should do MRCS (since I have experience in surgery and am trying to train in Surgery in the NHS) as opposed to clearing PLAB for GMC registration then working my way up the ranks through more junior non- training job (ST 1, 2) to get into Core Training?

[@RoadToUK]

It's up to you- how soon would you like to start in the NHS? Please also see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYmkZqhjidJpZtk

[@vighneshprabhakaran1435]

Hey! Thanks for the very informative video...would you mind elaborating more about the "academic degree" in UK? A video on that would be great! Thanks!!! 😊

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! Please see this article: roadtouk.com/blog/masters-degree-postgraduate-diploma-in-the-uk/

[@vighneshprabhakaran1435]

@@RoadToUK Thank you so much!!!

[@R_2696]

Hello. Is it possible to pursue a MD academic degree (part time) while pursuing speciality training in UK (considering one wants to prepare for the membership exams also meanwhile)

[@syedadnan24]

Great , can you please make a video on various academic trainings that you could suggest . It would be of great help 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@RoadToUK]

What do you mean?

[@syedadnan24]

@@RoadToUK Like courses available out there for distant education . My aim is to enter into core surgical training and they give preference to Phd/Masters>Bsc/Ba>Msc so I'm confused as to what courses are better or available out there . Secondly , there's points for having a pgCert/Dip in Medical education which isn't really available everywhere . It would be pf great help if you could suggest a few institutes or make a video on this note. JazakAllah

[@hoodoo457]

This is Dal lake😀. I was there a few hours ago.

[@RoadToUK]

☺️☺️

[@amShorifulAlomRobelSAR]

Great video

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks!

[@sanjanapalakodeti6936]

Hi! Thank you for this amazing video! Can you please provide me with more details about academic training and scholarships?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/6sa4/

[@adfernand987654321es]

Do make a video on the UK NHS health system and make that course paid

[@RoadToUK]

We have a course just like that in the works but it will be free :)

[@DrOne-on6fn]

The way you explain ♥

[@RoadToUK]

:)

[@irfanullahguhar5951]

thanks for the inforamtive video. it helped me alot. can u make a video about clinical fellowship post? as i have been offered this by one organization. thanks

[@sumaiyafathima2906]

How factual is the report on racism in nhs. And how bad is it in surgical fields

[@MuhammadIqbal-ot8ye]

Very informative with beautiful scenery of lake. I have few questions 1) Clinical audits and researches carried in my native country would be acceptable for adding points in my CV? 2) Similarly, Would it be worth doing educational degrees (BSC,MSC) form any university in Pakistan ?

[@RoadToUK]

1. Yes. 2. If you wish you can. The value of such a degree has been outlined in the video.

[@aamnamasood4687]

What are the non-clinical career options after MS/MSc/PhD in the UK?

[@divyangsarvaiya9388]

Thank you very much..

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@sufyankhair1858]

Thanks a lot, jazakallah alf khir

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@urfather8311]

very informative videa.thank you . could you please share the pathway of training for BDS student?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/working-in-different-specialties/working-in-uk-as-overseas-dentist/

[@dr.mohamedabdulkadir7385]

Thank you so much for the very useful informations. Is it possible to register as specialist with GMC if I did academic PG in Internal Medicine in my home country and MRCP ? In another way what are the options Jobs/training for IMG with academic PG qualification and MRCP?

[@SG-xc9jh]

Hello...i have done my MS Gynecology..so after MRCOG, can i enter in specialist pool directly (ST 4/5)...and how much i will be paid there.. My specific query 1. Probability of getting through after clearing MRCOG 2. which ST i will be there(ST 4/5) 3. HOW MUCH I WILL BE PAID 4. How long i will have to undergo that training to be labeled as consultant there Thnx in advance

[@RoadToUK]

1. You'd enter at ST3 IF there are vacancies. As OB/GYN is run-through, it starts at ST1. There is a second recruitment at ST3 if there are vacancies. Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYLRgJupqLdrsKc 2. If available, and you are eligible, it would be ST3. 3. Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/a-doctors-pay-in-the-uk/ 4. Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-in-ob-gyn/

[@avishkaaarr]

Thank you!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome ☺️

[@IshitaMondal]

I am Dr. Ishita Mondal, MBBS graduate in the year of 2020 from India. Currently I am working as a Resident Medical Officer in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. I will be moving to London in August’22. In parallel, I am planning to appear for PLAB (Part A) examination in 2023 and taking preparation for the same. I have few queries regarding PLAB and GMC to start my career at UK (London). It would be really helpful, if you can kindly clarify the queries below: • Can I work having dependent VISA as a doctor in London, whereas my husband will be holding ICT Tier2 skilled work VISA (LT) • Can I get any jobs in London as a MBBS graduate with only English test certification till I clear PLAB (both part A & part B) and get the GMC registration number? If yes, then how to start searching

[@alishanr]

Hi Dr. Ibreez, thank you for that video. You've been really helpful in making me understand the UK system of medical education. Thank you so much. However, there are some questions that still bother me. I am interested in General Medicine, and so after FY2, I apply for IMT which would go on for 2-3 years after which I apply for ST. Is it mandatory to take ST? If I don't decide to do ST what would I be called? What is my designation? If I am to apply for ST, at the end I'd be consultant right? I would like to know what I'd be called at the end of core training or IMT. PS: I'm from India, finishing my internship soon. I would like to know what is the equivalent of IMT in India, also if ST is equivalent of MD General Medicine.

[@RoadToUK]

IMT will not give you any sort of completion qualification. You'd essentially just be a medical registrar at the end of it. You cannot equate IMT or ST as you've mentioned.

[@RishabhAgarwalDrums]

Hi , I waa thinking the same. What are your thoughts and how have you progressed with this decision. Can we talk?

[@ektamore9160]

I don't know how to thank you. You have cleared a lot of confusion I had. Major respect 🌸🌸 I am a third year mbbs student in India. None of the Indian post graduate degrees are recognised by the gmc. So can I get that 'academic' PG in DNB surgery in India and then try PLAB for getting into surgery core training in the uk??

[@syeedaadilhafiz4961]

Thank you . ✌👍❤

[@RoadToUK]

No problem 👍

[@yuktiraval822]

I have booked my mrcs and emailed them my document .should I expect a reply from them whether my documents are Adequate or not

[@shey2508]

Hi there! Thanks for the helpful videos... how does one go in from core training to the specialty training?? Is that where we have to do mrcpch/ mrcp? Or is it just an application

[@shey2508]

Also what is the transition from fy2 to ct? Is there an entrance exam for that?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5-se3drirutnbs

[@sanjeev2554]

Hey thanks for the videos ! Can we build up our entire portfolio after plab 2( like during fy 2 )

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! Yes you can. Check out our free course for tips and advice: roadtouk.com/courses/crest-portfolio-a-comprehensive-guide-for-imgs/

[@MuhammadZubair-ki4fc]

Mam you are doing a good job ❤️

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks so much for saying so 😊

[@repairmindrm7875]

Beautiful speech

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks!

[@laxmishah6939]

How much time will it take for me to get a citizenship in the UK after i start working as house officer?and what are the additional facilities one can get after acquiring citizenship? Your videos are very helpful.lots of love from Nepal

[@RoadToUK]

After 5 years you can apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR).

[@LEARNING-MEDICAL-EDUCATION]

how to do audit. please make one video on it

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH-Zf56Bl795iZI

[@saleemfarooq9891]

I want do study fallowship in digital pathology will you help me and give valuable information.

[@YagnaNarayanGunti]

Hello MAm and Sir, thank you for u guidance so far. the constant question that bothers me during my preparation for PLAB/MRCP is... will i get equal recognition with an Indian consultant doctor/ will they treat equally if i returned to india after completing my speciality in the UK??

[@reemagautam4853]

Can u please guide me through the dermatology speciality pathway..it will be a very big help..also about the experience required for it...

[@RoadToUK]

Hi, we can definitely talk about the entire pathway in detail taking in your circumstances and have a one to one session. Please book here: roadto.uk/vlBC

[@farhajabeen8741]

assalamualykum apu....will you plz explain your own training pathway in uk which started from bangladesh???

[@RoadToUK]

Walaikum assalaam. Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2qrXqiKjLCqr9U

[@zuneiraalvi2455]

Hi Dr, i have a question Kindly answer it, i have done mbbs and a housejob or foundation job of one year in PAKISTAN, now after OET exam what should i do to be able to work as a trainee in UK?

[@alzyn8661]

If i have 7 years experince in psychiatric hospital can it be equal some types of qualification

[@Drarju3946]

Could anyone help me to know about a good versity with bearable cost for MD in uk??

[@draftabkhandir4601]

Hey, first of all you guys are doing a really geat job.thank YOU for your contribution.. I have a question please if you can answer, if some one do job in UAE after MRCP?MRCS, would his that experince be counted as core medical?surgical training in Uk?

[@RoadToUK]

Sorry, we don't know about UAE.

[@SSri-cm5uk]

After mbbs in other country than uk , how many years does it take to become dermatologist in uk

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/okBo/

[@asmaarshid6585]

Asalam o alikum I have done plab1 and plab 2 booked july 2022 , i have 2years obs n gynae postgraduate training ,if incase i couldn't make thru plab2 , can i get gmc registration via mrcog route without give further attempts of plab 2? Can u please guide JazakAllah

[@priya289]

After completing MBBS in India.Whats the process to do post graduation in UK .Whats the cost for doing?

[@Amal-oz1hz]

Thanks for the video Ive been there... Dal lake😍

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@dr.abhiksarkar743]

Its sooo helpful

[@RoadToUK]

Glad it helped!

[@shreeudupa56]

When she says she didn't have "1 year post graduate after internship", does that mean fy2 or does that mean work experience post internship?

[@RoadToUK]

Any work experience post internship.

[@patelronak619]

Mam, Can you please tell me whether i need medical license of home country in order to do PG in uk after graduation....and PG is called as FY 1&2 in UK?? Because after PG i want to go back to my home country with PG degree from UK

[@RoadToUK]

Have you done any sort of internship?

[@SJ-ki5je]

Loved your vid!!! BTW could I drop out after core training/IMT and get a job or is it necessary to complete specialty training?

[@RoadToUK]

You don't have to complete specialty training if you don't want to.

[@SJ-ki5je]

@@RoadToUK which post could I work at after finishing core training/IMT? Please guide

[@alzyn8661]

Nice

[@shaghayeghhosseinzadeh5581]

Thanks for this informative video. I just want to know if we're on student visa for any academic training is it possible to change the type of visa to skilled worker in case of finding a sponsor for non-training job? Then work and study at the same time?

[@RoadToUK]

If you change to an work visa, you need to check the provisions of your student visa first to see if it is allowed. Doctors working in the NHS can still do degrees alongside it, but the degrees are part time and started after already being on a work visa.

[@nigaransari426]

Hello Dr Ibreez.. Your videos are really informative!! I have done my MD Internal Medicine from India 3 years back and currently doing practice in India. I want to persuade Rheumatology in future. My Paces is pending currently. After PACES at what ST level i should apply?

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks for saying so! Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iniTmH19oa52epY

[@LEARNING-MEDICAL-EDUCATION]

i want to work as consultant in UK. can I do post graduate degree in internal medicine in India and come to UK ? if not, then how ?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW4mJuEmLCfarc

[@hadigaming5078]

Hello after completing the two foudation years and apply for post in specialty training how much time does it take to get the post for speciality as cardiology endocrinology ...

[@RoadToUK]

You don't have to do foundation training if you've done an acceptable pattern of internship, but to proceed into specialty training, you have two options. You can either do Internal Medicine Training (3 years) and then specialty training (4-6 years depending on specialty and subspecialty) or if you are qualified, you can apply for specialty training and bypass IMT.

[@hadigaming5078]

Thank you for replying i have another question and it's about the difficulty to get a post in specialty training compared to uk graduate(im a morrocan and i want to attempt plab but i dont know any morrocan doctors in uk who completed plab and succed in taking a post in specialty training so im wondering if its road that i could choose )

[@thirteenbee3890]

Thanks for the great video! I am an IMG and I applied to receive an academic degree (MSc in Immunology ) in the UK. Upon finishing my studies, do I get to work as an academic doctor? Like does that allow me to continue my career path as an academic/university staff in med schools in the UK? Would love to know! Thank you!

[@RoadToUK]

No. That is a separate pathway which would still require you to get GMC registration.

[@udayshetty3808]

Hi .. are this msc academic degrees are really helpful....I am planning to join this February .. I am really confused ..can you please tell what's the situation over there?

[@docab5809]

What are the opportunities in UK as a Dermatologist? After completing MD dermatology from INDIA

[@RoadToUK]

Your MD would not give you GMC registration.

[@anuradhaiyer9682]

That was so informative!!! I h have a query though. I'm an ophthalmologist in India. I have finished three years of training and two years of experience in India. If I pass plab and frcophthal step one, can I enter st3 of training in ost surgical ophthal in the uk !? Will it help my portfolio?? I do not mind, and infact I want to repeat my entire training. Please help

[@RoadToUK]

To join ST3 surgical ophthalmology: 1. You need part 1 FRCOpth 2. Ophthalmology ST1 and ST2 competencies evidenced by assessments, logbook and feedback.

[@adityakundu5163]

Is it mandatory to pass MRCP after CT (IMT) to go for ST? If yes whats the competition ratio like (for passing mrcp and also after passing mrcp to get into a college)? Thank you!

[@RoadToUK]

Yes. Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-opportunities-in-uk/

[@adityakundu5163]

@@RoadToUK thank you soo much

[@RoadToUK]

@@adityakundu5163 You're welcome!

[@nitishsawan1379]

One question- Can someone with more experience in the respective field (and ofcourse with MRCP) enter directly to the ST4-5 level or everyone should start at ST3 level??

[@RoadToUK]

ST3 will slowly be phased out for some specialties that are requiring 3 years of IMT but as is, if a specialty starts at ST3/4, that is the level at which training applications are taken. That means if the recruitment happens at ST4 you just can't apply or start at ST5-6.

[@jahnvigarg7694]

i am in 2nd year mbbs and as much as your video was explanatory, I am really confused. is there someway you could make a video from the basics?

[@RoadToUK]

What did you find confusing

[@sethulakshmi8579]

Hi mam. I graduated from ukraine. I am from india. I have to do my internship here.. And i would like to go uk for job and pg. Can you please explain me the process i should follow for that. Thankyou in advance

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/planning-plab-journey/

[@dr.tonmoybiswas2778]

But If you want to become associate professor and professor in the medical schools in the UK, you must need an PhD or MPhil.

[@RoadToUK]

Yes, but clinical training alone will not lead you towards a teaching position in medical schools.

[@essenceofmind8454]

Assalaammualaikum mam ,this is Amaan a final year mbbs student from India wants to do pg in Anatomy to become a professor in Uk so,I need guidance from you about which exam to go for (plab) or something else as it is a non clinical branch,so please guide me for the same ,when to start or which exam to prepare

[@drakshattyagi]

How do we get the academic degree (let's say an MD) in U.K.?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/masters-degree-postgraduate-diploma-in-the-uk/

[@fahadhasan3350]

Thank you mam for such an informative video. I have some questions .I will be very happy to know the answer from you. When the speciality trainee can sit for a FRCP/FRCS exam . How much possible it is to pass these exam , I heard that it is too tough and many doctor cannot complete it and need to change their carrier option . What is the truth regarding this . And what if a doctor fails to pass these exam . Will not they get the cct and become consultant without passing these exam.

[@RoadToUK]

FRCP is given via nomination and has no bearing on your CCT. FRCS is exam based, and you must pass it during your specialty training. While it is difficult to quantify for sure if you will pass or not, there is a support system within your training that will help you if you need it. However, as you've said, if you cannot pass FRCS, you cannot complete your training.

[@fahadhasan3350]

Thank you again ma'am . So can a doctor continue the training job if he doesn't pass FRCS or he will need to go out of the training job or change his speciality.

[@bilalhashimkhan6738]

Assalamu alaikkum sister.I finished my mbbs degree in kazhagastan from india.I didn't finish my internship in my home country is it possible to study master degree in uk or work in uk without internship in my home country. Thank you in advance ☺️

[@RoadToUK]

Walaikum assalam. Yes.

[@samhas4525]

HI Dr, thank you for all the info, My question: is there any postgraduate exams in anesthesia or emergency medicine that we can take to apply for GMC registration, and are IMG doctors eligible to take these exams Thanks

[@RoadToUK]

Yes and yes.

[@saminaansari5131]

Can u tell about special training courses particularly for pathologist?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/pathology-training-pathway-for-img-uk/

[@asnaaylin]

So much helpful video, I completed my mbbs and wish to do plab. Now i just heard about 1 year MSc program in ulster universty northern ireland in general medical practice along woth plab training with two year stay back. I am with my family. Ans they told 20 hours/week i can do work too . Is that a good platform to prepare for plabs???

[@RoadToUK]

Yes if you can manage the time.

[@parimitabordoloi1059]

Ma'am i want to do my pg course in UK under MD medicine. So is it a 3 year course or i have to do st of 6 yrs? Is it mandatory? After 2-3 yrs of imt training can i return back to india as a full time physician?

[@pranathi4620]

Hii.. I'm so glad to find u... I hope u really will help me with these I'm planning to do my masters in computer science in uk. I'm afraid that how can I make through that? how that course going to be, is that though to pass or it's easy? What we need to know before applying? Is ielts exam important?

[@RoadToUK]

Unfortunately we don't have information related to computer science. Sorry.

[@ahmdelmukashfi3443]

hello! multiple online postgraduate degree at same time over 2 years ,are they accepted?

[@meenasekar7121]

Is it possible to get adult medicine specialty training like cardiology, neuro,haematology etc., after completing paediatrics training and MRCPCH?

[@RoadToUK]

You'd need different competencies and exams.

[@NanditaJali]

Which place is this? Beautiful and very informative videos!

[@RoadToUK]

☺️

[@swapandebb]

Hi ..If we come to UK after MD Anaesthesia from India n start training in UK....do we directly start training in a subspecialty like cardiac Anaesthesia, Neuroanesthesia etc...or do we HV to train in General Anaesthesia training all over again

[@RoadToUK]

You'd need to check the competency requirement, person specification, and exams before even considering entering training. Please also see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqOQppl-r6lpjas

[@awaisnawaz6189]

Slam sister! I have a question. After PG as a consultant,, can we practice privately in UK?

[@RoadToUK]

Walaikum assalaam. If you have the opportunity to do so, you can. Remember that the NHS is a free healthcare system that is readily available to everyone, so a private clinic would need to fill a niche that the NHS is slow to fill.

[@awaisnawaz6189]

Jazak Allah sister

[@samsinghania5447]

If you are interested to do PG in Austria, Germany and Switzerland- you can message this number [phone] on WhatsApp

[@naziafakhir5848]

Hi , very nice video I want to ask that if some one come to UK for masters ( for two years on tier 2 visa) and also given opportunity to work in nhs while doing masters Can he be entered to clinical training in uk after completing masters And also can he find job ?

[@dishakale4265]

Hello mam..Thank you for Information..Mam I’m just graduate mbbs md physician..(No internship) but I want to came in Uk so is this possible for Me..plz guide me mam and plz explain what is the process?

[@ckmalhi5210]

Hello Salam I have done my MBBS and doing my Residency in Cardiology . What would i have to do to get a medical job at UK

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/postgraduation-pathways/

[@nafisaratree7285]

If I want to have some experience in the uk and then come back to my home country what route should I choose?? Do I need to go through plab and then work there and then come back??

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/ATIJ/

[@ayubdadu2533]

I am 4th year Medical student and very much afraid of UKMLE as my graduation will complete approximately 2024, if it’s happen, we will be considered as first or second batch for UKMLE. Will ukmle similar as plab? or GMC gonna huge change for UKMLE as like USMLE 😑

[@RoadToUK]

Do you mean UKMLA? Please see: roadto.uk/m6rZ

[@marwanmekhlif9418]

Hello, Is there difference between Msc and MD if I want to increase my chance for getting speciality training in surgery. In addition, I have already mrcs.thanks

[@RoadToUK]

No.

[@narmadapinnamraju326]

I am P.Narmada I am in my internship. Completed MBBS in India. I would like to do Ms in general surgery. Please tell me how can I do this. Thank you so much. Your videos are very much helpful. Thank you.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/6sa4

[@draqsawani8567]

Hey, I want to do my masters in family medicine in UK…. Do provide counselling services?

[@RoadToUK]

Check roadto.uk/session

[@christa718]

Hi...need some advice...if I do my MD pharmacology from India how will I proceed with regd to career opportunities in the UK...

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW4mJuEmLCfarc

[@arkgoyal7968]

Hello. I have completed my UG from India and right now I am in internship. I wanted to know that how can I enter into MS Surgery pathway ( Academic ) after I clear Plab

[@RoadToUK]

If you're undertaking an academic degree, you would need to find a university who offers the degree you want.

[@tanvirahamed1572]

Hello.. I have a question.. I am studying mbbs in china.. Now i want to do PG in UK.. After complt PG i want to come back to my own country. So for PG in UK does it require any entrance exam or anything?.. I hope you will reply mam

[@RoadToUK]

As explained in this video, what do you mean by PG?

[@umairazmat4919]

master

[@umairazmat4919]

@@RoadToUK master

[@asyaazad6807]

Will you please explain what all happens after cleaeing plab 2 exams?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/what-to-do-after-plab-2/

[@asyaazad6807]

@@RoadToUK thanku

[@MrAbhishekVyas]

Hello Ma'm, I really find the vLog useful and the background is amazing. Just a quick question - My wife is a dentist (BDS) here in India and would like to pursue Post Graduation (Prosthodontics) from the UK and also want to work in the UK. Could you please suggest right path for her and few good universities. If I go along with her as her depended then I am eligible to work as full time there ? Thanks Abhishek

[@RoadToUK]

We have limited information related to dentistry. All we know can be found here: roadtouk.com/blog/working-in-uk-as-overseas-dentist/ Yes you would if she is on a work visa.

[@yogeshdrygp8227]

Hello doctor, I am a consultant orthopedic surgeon having 8 years experience post PG, at my county, what r my chances to get in to training posts at UK after I clear MRCS. How I can work as a consultant there? Thanks in advance

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/vkSk

[@aishwaryabalaji2118]

What about Emergency Medicine? Is it un coupled or run through?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYLRgJupqLdrsKc