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10-01-2025, 07:25 PM
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How is medicine protected when so many Indian FPs come in every year. This year I already see more than 30 new faces in my clusters.
All went to dog name non-recognised unis in Delhi/kolkatta. But they did their GP training in UK. So applied on basis of MRCGP for FP accreditation
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This year? 2025 has just started. 30 new faces in 2025? You are exaggerating, arent you?
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10-01-2025, 07:41 PM
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Give them credits. From India to UK and then back to Asia. Not easy.
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10-01-2025, 08:34 PM
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I think MOHH will always want more GP/ FP. They are the gatekeepers to secondary care. Plus if they were trained by another country, that is a bonus. I support MOHH importing more UK trained GP
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FM/GP super easy to enter in uk, especially if you choose outside London.
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10-01-2025, 08:48 PM
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FM/GP super easy to enter in uk, especially if you choose outside London.
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not anymore it’s actually quite competitve now
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10-01-2025, 08:55 PM
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Property was the best investment during boomer time. Now I think is crypto and meme coins.
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Just go all-in into Nvidia. AI is the future. Chips are needed in all big tech companies. This stock will outperform anything else in the market.
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10-01-2025, 08:56 PM
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UK grad singaporean here. Returned right after medical school and did 2 years or so of mopex then got into a surgical subspec.. Been a bumpy ride but been fulfilling. I’m grateful. to all my colleagues
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10-01-2025, 09:26 PM
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Just go all-in into Nvidia. AI is the future. Chips are needed in all big tech companies. This stock will outperform anything else in the market.
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Why NVIDIA and not other AI companies?
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11-01-2025, 10:06 AM
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lot of ucl grads getting into competitive residencies after returning. They must be training their students well
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11-01-2025, 04:48 PM
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lot of ucl grads getting into competitive residencies after returning. They must be training their students well
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Their exams are crazily difficult. Structured answer questions for finals. And their osce is tough. Their examiners ask about disease pathology in the osces.
Flinders way easier. All my written exams were entirely MCQ. All my osces also involve me taking a history and giving diagnosis. Nothing else needed
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11-01-2025, 05:29 PM
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he was explaining how all overseas grads are the same but this guy failed twice ofc he can’t be used as the authority on the matter. Look at the residency success rate of grads from top schools vs lower tier aus ones
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honestly this is very untrue... I admit I am the odd one out in the Singaporean batch who went to flinders because all of them graduated on time, and I was the only one who repeated 2 years.
but there's many flinders grads doing well. residency selection doesn't depend solely on your university name.
.nuhs.edu.sg/patient-care/find-a-doctor/doctor-details/Sara_Cheo here's a flinders grad who is currently a GI C.
here's another one who's a gynae at Thomson medical .thomsonmedical.com/find-an-expert/dr-daniel-koh
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