Hey guys, I've had a few emails from you all after watching this video asking for the notes instead of having to leave your email in the comments. It's absolutely fine if you aren't comfortable leaving your email below, just send me a mail and I'll send the notes that way!
First of all thanks for sharing your learning method. You have explained so wonderfully. Plz send me the "Introduction to Anatomy" notes. Love you from Pakistan
It's been almost one year since I have been struggling to understand anatomy completely. I have tried various things. Now I am going to try your method. I hope I finally unlock this door. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I watched your video & totally agree with you . I would like to get your lower anatomy notes I have a strong interest in the feet thanks for enlightening me.
Hi, thanks for your comment. I personally didn't use Kenhub on a regular basis to learn anatomy, however I would come across their website occasionally when doing research, and their content seems very informative. If you like to use Kenhub, you can easily use it as one of your sources of information when making your anatomy notes e.g. replace Teach Me Anatomy with it. I hope that helps.
Hye i am Ansh from india 🇮🇳 . I really like to watching your video on my free time. I really need your help to get in university of Manchester their are so many questions on my mind which are not solving. I am confused about to take admission in 6 year or 5 year duration medicine program. Which is better. Before taking the admission in university of Manchester i just want to know that .What type of tests/example/interview will they take when I take admission in 6 year program in University? They will take before the admission or like an example they will take any type of interview after completing the foundation year .or i directly get admission in next year.
Hi Ansh, thank you very much for your comment. I'm really glad you enjoy watching my videos. To answer your question about which is better between the 5 or 6 year programme, they are both the same and you would graduate as a doctor regardless of which of those you are on. The only difference is that the 6 year course is for students who have not quite met the grade requirements to go straight onto the 5 year course and need the extra foundation year to spend more time on the basic sciences. For everyone who wants to apply to this, you will need to undergo the same entry test (UCAT) and interview process (MMIs) as for the standard 5 year course. I have a video on the MMIs at Manchester if you want more details about that. As far as I know, once you have started the foundation year, you will not need to interview again to move onto the next year. You will just need to pass the exams in that year. For more information you can visit this page www.manchester.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/2022/01430/mbchb-medicine-6-years-including-foundation-year/
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