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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Part of the decision is based ln reciprocity in recognizing Singapore Med schools and degrees.
Recognizing medical school is one thing. But recognizing specialty training is another.
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rubbish
most countries accept medical schools as long as it is listed on the world directory of medical schools
s://.who.int/teams/health-workforce/world-directory-of-medical-schools
however most countries required that u take a local licensing examination - PLAB for UK, USMLE for US, AMC for australia etc
How sg decide is really up to anyone guess. Prestige of the school , performance history of graduates from the school is one.
For Eg, ANU , australia national university set up its medical school not too long ago ( 2007 i think) but it got recognized in 2009
Anyway, even if your school isn't on the registrable list , you can actually apply to take the YSLLOM final professional exams and be allowed to get provisional registration in SG to start as an intern