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Okay, I do not post regularly on this forum but having read the stuff posted here over the last few days I thought I'd add my two cents. First of all I think this forum is full of a bunch of Hippocrates. I read the post by iv asking for money to cancel his interviews.....I think his post was one of the funniest ones I read and was meant to be a bit of a joke. But the way people on this forum attacked him calling him a "disgrace to the profession" and even going on to call his mother a donkey ... I think you people who are attacking him with words like that are a bigger disgrace to the profession for using words like that. If you cannot hold yourself from reacting with such harsh words just because you are in a little bit of stress you guys don't deserve to be doctors..... I mean you will be in bigger stress when you have someones life in your hands.......IV might hurt someone because of his poor ethics (and thats considering he was being serious) You guys on the other hand are going to be killing your patients just by being yourselves.
Who made all you guys the moral judge of character to tell someone to stop being a doctor. You guys are okay with getting pirated version of Kaplan Notes and NBME's, but someone even makes a little joke about asking for money to cancel his interviews you all freaking burst an aneurysm.
No one on this freaking forum can answer someone else's question without asking for their credentials.....how is it any of yours business ?? Its surprising to see how you all think its somehow your god given right to come and practice in the US.. Since most of you guys are from India let me tell you one thing about India fellows....the Indian Medical Council does not even recognize any medical school outside of India .... so good luck for trying to practice in India if you go to a med school outside of India.
So before you guys go around telling other people what to do and what not to do ... might want to look at your self and get your own moral bearing straight. |
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lucky donkey wrote"Generally if your joke goes wrong, you should quickly apologize and clear the confusion rather then making a clown out of yourself"
so if you posted wrong info arent u obliged to apologize or the rules doesnt apply to donkey world...
so easy to point fingers and preach sermons, aint it??? |
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look drpcox, clearly I know a lot more than you do about MCI, so stop arguing. You were not even aware of the test until I told you. Now you quickly googled their website and are trying to act smart on the forum which you are anything but. And I have friends you did their medical graduation from outside India, never informed MCI BEFORE, passed the test and are now registered with MCI. You obviously have no clue how it works here. And googling websites and copying their stuff is not called general knowledge. |
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until 2004 when I left India, medical graduate from outside India were able to get MCI registration after passing this test donkey is talking about. Don't know what happened after these 3 years though. |
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i didn't read the kuru's question. No, there is no test for specialties, just for MBBS. Infact none is required. You can do surgery or practice anything you feel comfortable with on a MBBS license. |
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drpcox might have googled it or anything, but still the info. he posted was from the official site of MCI..or is it that u know more about MCI than MCI itself..possible in donkey world |
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This is not googled information dude this is my experience with MCI....I am in final year of medicine in the US and my parents are from India ... I thought I'd get my licence in India because my parents have a practice there .... that how I know. If you want to read more about it ... here is a complete except from the website. You friend might have been able to get certified if he/she was pre 2002.
If you consider yourself to be such a authority stop freaking using things like "my friend did this and that" and provide proof. I have provided my proof so now you provide your proof. I am sure you know how science works.
PRESS NOTE
It is brought to the notice of Indian (citizens) students who are desirous of joining an Undergraduate Medical Course (equivalent to MBBS in India) in any Foreign Medical Institution on or after the 15th March,2002, that all such intending candidates shall have to approach the Medical Council of India, Aiwan-E-Galib Marg, Kotla Road, New Delhi-110002 for issue of Eligibility Certificate for getting admission to an Undergraduate Medical Course in any Foreign Medical Institution as per the provisions of "Eligibility Requirement for taking admission in an undergraduate medical course in a Foreign Medical Institution Regulations,2002" which has been notified in Part III Section 4 of the Gazette of India Extra-ordinary issue dated the 18th February,2002. The application form for issue of the Eligibility Certificate may be obtained from the Council office. The application form alongwith the details required therein may be submitted to the Council alongwith the demand draft in favour of Secretary, Medical Council of India, New Delhi, for the prescribed sum. It may be understood that Eligibility Certificate will be issued by the Council only to such candidates who fulfill the criteria of age of admission to the medical course and passing of qualifying examination (10+2 or equivalent or higher qualification) with the required percentage of marks as prescribed in the Graduate Medical Education Regulations,1997, copies of which are available in the Council office on payment of Rs.100/-. The relevant extracts from these Regulations are also available on the Council’s Website. A candidate belonging to SC/ST/OBC has to produce a caste certificate from the competent authority. Only after necessary verification, if the candidate fulfills the eligibility criteria, the Council shall issue Eligibility Certificate to the candidate certifying that he/she is eligible to join a medical institution outside India to obtain a primary medical qualification. No candidate who has obtained admission in a Foreign Medical Institution on or after 15th March,2002 shall be permitted to sit for the Screening Test, after obtaining the medical degree from abroad, for the purpose of his registration in India, unless he produces the Eligibility Certificate issued by the Medical Council of India. Further details may be obtained from the office of the Medical Council of India, New Delhi and also may be seen in the website of the Council – www.mciindia.org.
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DR. M. Sachdeva
Secretary
Medical Council of India
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"can do surgery or practice anything you feel comfortable with on a MBBS license. "
so can i do a craniotomy if i did nuerosurgery from US or hemodialysis if i did nephro..or CABG..or lung transplant..
think before u answer |
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