How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Your answers were already sus at the beginning and I'm surprised the lawyer you were supposedly advising couldn't tell, him being a lawyer and all. But anyway, the troll always reveals himself because he can't help taking the pi ss out of people for some perverse reason.

To the person asking if its worthwhile doing Duke-NUS, specialisation is NOT guaranteed, neither is $2,000,000 per year, which is even more unlikely

Another troll spotted.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Duke-NUS is 4 years. Specialization program 3-4 years. You are looking at about 10 years total to become specialist.

Annual income of medical specialist is around $2,000,000 a year.

Totally worth it!

OK.I am going to prepare for MCAT. Then, I can buy one condo every year! By the way, private condos, not executive ones.

Omg I just got posted to CTVS for my next MOPEX posting. Anyone know how's life as a CTVS MO? I'm always more medically inclined.. and I didn't even pick anything surgical for my MOPEX postings

Need a kind soul to tell me more about the duke admissions process.
Is the ntu grad med better or the duke one?
If you have skin eczema is it a factor they consider

Anyone has the link for the latest mopex posting for July 2021?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Need a kind soul to tell me more about the duke admissions process.
Is the ntu grad med better or the duke one?
If you have skin eczema is it a factor they consider

Hi there im applying to Duke in the upcoming application cycle, you will need to sit for the MCAT exams. The exam is not hard per se, but there is a lot of content and it costs around $400 to take. You can use Khan Academy for free MCAT resources or buy from Kinokuniya if you have the budget

The there is 3-5 recommendation letters, 1 personal statement, 1 or 2 essays and then interviews. Heard they can be quite sticky on GPA tho.... I got like less than 3.6 and asked them if its worth it to still sit for the MCAT but they gave some PC answer haha and told me to still apply. The applicants can be like graduates from Harvard or Oxford tho...much stress.

NTU is not graduate medicine. I think you can apply as a graduate student but you will be in class with undergrads. And if I'm not wrong, you do not qualify for the MOE tuition grant so you'll have to pay full school fees.

I don't think skin eczema is a criteria. You can always email duke admissions team, they seem nice and responsive

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Need a kind soul to tell me more about the duke admissions process.
Is the ntu grad med better or the duke one?
If you have skin eczema is it a factor they consider

Who cares about eczema. Don't worry. 100% wouldn't be a factor. Unless u have like major depression and previous or active suicidal ideation

How CTVS as a medical officer? Shiong anot ??

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Who cares about eczema. Don't worry. 100% wouldn't be a factor. Unless u have like major depression and previous or active suicidal ideation

If Pes C in army still can qualify for duke?
Do they really need 3-5 references?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Need a kind soul to tell me more about the duke admissions process.
Is the ntu grad med better or the duke one?
If you have skin eczema is it a factor they consider

ntu dont have grad med...