How to enter Obstetrics and Gynaecology (O+G) Training in the UK after M.S from India/ MRCOG Exams

[@twirlnshine3398]

She’s one of the kindest people , I texted her from Facebook account and she was kind enough to guide me and reply back . I’m still in the process of preparing for part 1 , her journey is inspiring Wishing her tons of success😊

[@shaheenshaikh625]

She my consultant when I was in mbbs it is good to see you here mem

[@utsavdaga8443]

Truly sir, your videos have been a source of great guidance, loaded with valuable no nonsense information. Do continue with this valuable work, as it helps a lot for students like us.

[@sujatag8978]

Loved the video. Her talk is genuine and enjoyable.

[@Jinkloor]

Sir thank you..the discussion u put up for guiding young doctors..❤

[@Dr_Analise]

Very nice discusion ❤️ thank you Dr Ishita !

[@drsatpathy9091]

Dada thankyou so much, darun videos onek information 💓

[@lasancykundu6393]

Is pg in obs and gyni from India count as a experience in this field. Or we have to to separate 4 yr job for experience

[@SumanPaulDoc]

It's counted

[@nisharpillai2756]

Sir, can you please do a similar video on ophthalmology also? Thank you for posting such valuable content

[@SumanPaulDoc]

I am yet to come across any IMG who got into ophthalmology training or jobs. Will surely do one if opportunity arises

[@ankitasdiner6431]

The video was quite informative, however the link of the site is not working...can you please look into it

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Unfortunately the website was taken down by the host. It doesn't exist anymore

[@ankitasdiner6431]

@@SumanPaulDoc I see, thank you so much.

[@hannahhazra4182]

Sir could you please explain more about the fellow courses -subspect posts ? Thank you

[@SumanPaulDoc]

This sub-specialty posts are built in the G+O training programme or you can apply as non-training posts when they gets advertised.

[@sbose7058]

Can you help me to understand , what it means by one completed and presented project in alternative competency form ST3 obstetrics and gynaecology, if i am planning to apply from my home country. Is it a mandatory requirement?

[@preethivenkat8372]

Hi sir thanks for the informative video. Is the same applies for M.S Ophthalmology??

[@SumanPaulDoc]

No, they recruit at ST1 level after PLAB

[@spandanamallipudi4143]

Sir...the website link which u provided...is not functional...can u plz provide sir

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Sorry ,it's not functional anymore

[@mohammedbarri1129]

can you please list the books here as the website doesn't work

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Sorry, I don't know the relevant books as I have never studied for MRCOG myself.

[@dhs2855]

Can’t open the website

[@SumanPaulDoc]

It's been taken down

[@bhivusingh7296]

May you explain about Taxilla , they are providing 3 years degree in India please explain I nedd to clear this

[@SumanPaulDoc]

The degree is unnecessary.so why would you spend money on it.

[@arunimaguha1845]

How important is it to clear MRCOG, if you plan to stay in India?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Not at all important

[@softwareguyAGB]

Sir ,,is FRCS (neurosurgery) recognised in India as MCh neurosurgery???

[@SumanPaulDoc]

No

[@javariakhurshid3301]

Can you guide about cesr pathway in obs n gynae

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Once you start working in the UK, your dept can guide you.

[@insaneroute]

Hello. Thanks for this video. My Wife is an MD Obs & Gynae (INDIA) & MRCOG (UK) since 2020 Feb. having 10+ years of clinical experience back here in New Delhi Govt Hospital, India. She has OETS cleared recently & applied for GMC license. What are her chances in UK? What level She must expect to get in UK?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

She will definitely get into a non training registrar post to start with. She should browse nhsjobs website for appropriate jobs.

[@insaneroute]

@@SumanPaulDoc Thanks

[@ishitamishra3925]

This clinical experience should be more than enough. Usually to get into a training post they have set 8yrs of clinic experience but are flexible with this rule.

[@insaneroute]

@@ishitamishra3925 Thanks Mam!

[@deepikababu8482]

​@@ishitamishra3925 Hello ma'am, I'm doing my SRship in India in the department of obgyn! Cleared my M1, appearing for M2 in July...I'm interested in fetal medicine, planning to settle in UK since my husband is moving..kindly guide me how to go about for a fellowship in fetal medicine, it will be a great help !

[@spandanamallipudi4143]

Sir...plz elaborate list of books and courses available for preparing mrcog

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Will make another video on this in future. Check out the FB groups for relevant guidance

[@EDCRITICALCARE]

Please make video on intensive care medicine

[@SumanPaulDoc]

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[@lasancykundu6393]

Sir After clearing mrcog part 3 does we get a certificate so that we can do practice at UAE countries or we have to do GMC registration in uk

[@SumanPaulDoc]

MRCOG will give you a certificate but you dont need that to practice in gulf countries. You will need licence to practice in gulf countries.

[@lasancykundu6393]

@@SumanPaulDoc so how we get license. Either by GMC registration or Gulf countries have their separate procedure for that.

[@SumanPaulDoc]

@@lasancykundu6393 separate procedure

[@shaheenshaikh625]

Sir can you please same video who had done mrcpch

[@SumanPaulDoc]

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[@prajwalravindra4569]

Sir is it possible to apply for mrcp for cct in cardiology and internal medicine after md anasthesia from India..pls reply

[@SumanPaulDoc]

You are not eligible to apply without internal medicine training.

[@pankajsah36]

Can you do similar video on orthopedics. ? Medicine field has MRCP . Surgery has MRCS. Similarly what about orthopaedic s? I m studying orthopaedics should I prepare for MRCPMRCS or something else??

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Ortho does not have separate exam.they have to pass MRCS

[@ayazahmad4140]

The link shared can't be reached pls check

[@SumanPaulDoc]

The website is not running any more. Thanks for pointing it out. I will amend the video description

[@ayazahmad4140]

Any authentic website for mrcog preparation and path to UK

[@ragasripamarthi5721]

I'm currently 2nd year obgyn resident. When can I give my mrcog part 1 2 and 3? Should I complete my residency?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

There are specific experience requirements, particularly for part 3. Check out the eligibility in RCOG website

[@Futureobgydoc]

Sir can i get gmc registration after passing mrcog part 2 and later can i join in non training job and then write mrcog part 3?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

No

[@drmakk6711]

I'm currently doing my house job in Pakistan Please guide me which path should I choose MRCOG or plab??

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Both are options, MRCOG is better if you can clear the exam

[@softwareguyAGB]

Hello sir i have a doubt please clear it ,,, after clearing MRCS can I do specialist training in uk ( neurosurgery specialist training)?if I can do Specialist training in uk(neurosurgery)and later after clear FRCS from UK ,,, will my FRCS degree recognised and equally valued in India as MCH ??? UK se Specialist training (neurosurgery) complete karne ke baad can I practice in India like another Mch neuro doctor???

[@SumanPaulDoc]

you can practice in india after completing CCT neurosurgery from the UK. you dont need MRCS to enter neurosurgery training

[@jeenaelizabeth9531]

How hard is it to get a job in uk after mrcog and gmc registration?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Not very tough

[@manobee7315]

Sir kindly let us know about job opportunities after doing mrcpi in obs and gynae?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

check out the NHS jobs website

[@mes9278]

Dr. What ielts exam should we clear after mrcog for gmc registration?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Academic IELTS

[@mes9278]

@@SumanPaulDoc thank you

[@tejanjanivathada8543]

After Mrcog can I do fellowship in uk

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Yes

[@AG-fs9xe]

how to be an obgyn in uk after clearing Plab after mbbs

[@SumanPaulDoc]

You have to enter G+O training at ST1 level.

[@rafiullahnasari4256]

sir my waife MD don from afghanistan she have 3 years experince she can do speciality in UK

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Yes, if her undergraduate college is recognised by GMC

[@Futureobgydoc]

Is having worked in any obg private hospital for two years and then doing diploma in obg for 2 years count as 4 years to be eligible for mrcog 3 please reply sir thank you!

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Yes

[@Futureobgydoc]

@@SumanPaulDoc thank you sir💜

[@nituunikkitha1717]

How to practice Pediatrics after MD from India ?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

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[@mothergreenremedies1760]

Even after DNB CAN WE

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Yes

[@muktachaudhury261]

Mem,,12 Yrs experience in maternity hospital, passed part 1 MRCOG ,now want to know training in Bangladesh or UK,what to do,tell., me about training 😊

[@SumanPaulDoc]

It's better to complete MRCOG in Bangladesh as you are quite experienced. Then apply for registrar grade jobs.

[@dr.linshamusthafa7400]

How many years course is this mrcog??

[@SumanPaulDoc]

It's not a course, it's an exam

[@moizziman9816]

Can we work in uk after just giving mrcog part 1

[@SumanPaulDoc]

No

[@moizziman9816]

@@SumanPaulDoc so we have to give all 3 parts to work their or we can work their after part 2 also ?

[@mystericahysterica1857]

How much is the cost for all this?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

You will find the latest cost of exam in Royal college website

[@drsaritha9995]

Am I eligible after DGO with 10 yrs experience

[@SumanPaulDoc]

yes.

[@arjunreddy9408]

I completed my MD and DNB Respiratory medicine from India. So, what is the process to work in the UK Thanks in advance

[@SumanPaulDoc]

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[@dr.rutusuryawanshi8697]

Hello Sir ..Can a doctor after completing dgo and secondary DNB will be eligible for mrcog ?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Yes, they can

[@Ravi-ie6xv]

Can you explain about the Mch programme of UK after MD/MS in India (Pros and Cons), if one plans to settle in UK?

[@SumanPaulDoc]

You don't need a Mch programme for a career in the UK or to settle in the UK.

[@SumanPaulDoc]

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[@mer94]

Nowadays we don't need 4 years for part 2

[@SumanPaulDoc]

Thanks for the update

[@drjj7067]

Then how many years for part 2 pls clear