I picked up Philip Kalra and I am so relieved to hear that I'm not the only one who felt overwhelmed by it. This gives me confidence to take up some other resources. Thank you!
Haha. That's a good one 😀 But not to worry my friend, you will get the placement quite soon & I feel engineers have the best life ☺️ Best of Luck my friend! 👍❤️
No matter how you feel each day, get up, get going and make the most of the day. Never give up. Not everyone gets this opportunity. Don’t waste it! Be grateful.
I'm from indonesia and just started my mrcp journey this month. So happy when I found this video very helpful. Thank you sir to guide my mrcp journey 🙏
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Sir please give an overview of MRCS. I just finished my MS GENERAL SURGERY. Please guide on MRCS, FRCS - how to get there, eligibility criteria for each, wen and where is the exam. Which is better MRCS or Mch in India? Etc,etc,etc
All your videos are amazing Sir. I had a question, so the one year post graduate experience that we need, is it supposed to be continuous one year or can it be in breaks too?
Yes, it's definitely possible if you're dedicated and willing to work hard. Many doctors from previous batches have cleared it, even with a 10-year gap 🤗
I am an MRCP aspirant with1.5 years clinical experience after my MBBS.I was thoroughly searching about how to prepare for MRCP and your video really gave me that confidence as 1.5 years with just clinical practice and no studies really made me a have a doubt in me If I could do this. Thank you so much for such inspirational videos♥️♥️ Can you please tell me if doing this preparation as you explained without joining any coaching centres would help me crack MRCP in first attempt? I would be really delighted with your answer😊😊
Hi. Yes, you can do it! 💪 You just need to do the hardwork smartly & that too with full dedication. Just give yourself around 4-6 months of preparation & keep on doing the revision again & again! ☺️ If any doubt or query, you can me mail me at intellect.medicos1@gmail.com. Best of Luck! ☺️🥰
Hey very nice video , boss you mentioned about step up , but I’m unable to find that book online , can you tell me where did you get that book from ? Any online link that you can share or name of the shop in Delhi ?
Hello sir Thank you for the info. Just a small doubt. The essential notes by pastest is also written by philip kalra. So are those teo books u mentioned in the video different ?? Or the one and the same book?
Hello I want to ask mrcp eligibility period for passing all 3 steps with in 7 years will start the day you pass mrcp part 1 exam ? Or after giving your 1st unsuccessful attempt of mrcp part 1
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It’s neither necessary nor mandatory nor waste of time. It depends on the person who is preparing and also on the person who is teaching. To clear the exam, you need to have a RIGHT APPROACH, hard-work & perseverance. With the coaching, you get to know important topics, questions, how to study, what to study, where to emphasise, daily motivation, revision of questions and much more. The only funda of my coaching is to get your exam cleared ☺️ I hope, I have answered your query! Best of Luck dear! 🥰👍
@@INTELLECTMEDICOS Dr. Madan, you are crystal clear person as you have shown in your video thats why I subscribed your channel too. I have 20 years experience post MBBS so I need concrete answer.
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Hi. Yes, even as a medical officer also counts. You don't need to do PG to be eligible for the MRCP exam :-) You just start preparing & go ahead with the exam. Best of Luck! ☺️👍
Hi Dr. Chirag. I completed my MBBS long back. Am i still eligible to appear for this exam? Or is there a time duration within which we need to apply for part I
Hello sir,where can I get step up to mrcp notes ? The versions available online are from 2015. I couldn't find it in my local medical book store,is the book available in stores ?
Hi. Yes, I prepared from the same. But simultaneously you need to do qns from latest qbank (to be updated). In my case, I took PASTEST subscription :-)
Can you please tell me if preparation of plab 1 helps in preparation for mrcp part 1 , if yes..then how much.. or are these two preparation are completely different...
Hello doctor. Can a foreign medical graduate who has not cleared fmge but has one year of medical employment after graduation, take this exam? Will be a great help if you could clarify this with me. Thank you in advance.
Sir is mrcp uk recognised in the uae even without cct? Because i heard someone saying mrcp is only recognised in india if cct is also done otherwise it won't be even recognised as a md degree? So i this the same case of UAE please help Thanks in advance
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Sir can we study from notes of pastest and mcqs from pastest?? Why didn't you do like that sir? And why yo went for Maghraby? Which book is easy to study among Kalra,pastest and Maghraby? Thank you in advance.
Hello sir , m currently doing my MD anaethesia from India but my intrest area is medicine . Can i still give MRCP and pursue Medicine it in UK or do i need an MD medicine for that?
Hi dear! The MRCP examination pathway is tailored for those interested in Internal Medicine. However, if your ambitions extend to a specific branch or super specialty, embarking on a three-year training program in the UK post-clearance of all MRCP exam stages is imperative. This paves the way for specialization in your chosen field. Alternatively, if you possess 2-3 years of experience within the same department in your country, you have the option of Speciality Certification Exam (SCE) as well. Best wishes 💐
Sir can I attempt mrcp after MBBS with completion of 1 yr of rural experience?? Will my rural experience be considered as 1 year of post graduate clinical practice?? @intellect medicos
Assalamualikum m new can u guide I mean u said after internship we need to have one year experience in hospital setup ....I just done with housejob ,m I not eligible ?
Hie sir. I have qualified INICET with a decent rank. I can get emergency medicine ; anesthesia ; PSM and pharmac in good AIIMS. Does MRCP option remains open after this ? And what is the scope of nuclear medicine and medical oncology ? As I can get these branches too. It will be great help if you shed some light on this. 😊
Congratulations for securing a good rank 🎊🎉 Yes, MRCP option will remain open whatever branch you choose bcz to be eligible for MRCP exam, you just need to complete your graduation & 1 yr of internship! And for your last qn, Nuclear medicine has very less importance at present in India (although it’s highly paid branch in US)! On the other hand, Medical Oncology is pretty good! And also, it depends on your interest as well ☺️ I hope you might get some help from this. And sorry for the late reply!
Sir pls tell me out of 200 ques how many question i need to mark correct for getting score of 540 which is i think cutoff score for clearing mrcp1 exam?
@@arpitgupta9022 actually here they follow a method called equating which means if the question is tough and u answered it right high marks will be awarded and if the question is easier and u answered it correct too less Marks will be given in relation to tougher ones
