Even if the schools are in UK, are the students from those respective med schools required to take the medical qualifying exam, just like the others, in order to get registered with MMC here?
Eg Imperial College London, which needs no further introduction here. It's not in the Second Schedule, yet it was formerly a constituent college of the University of London, so is it recognized?
not to disregard medical schools from other countries though...

don't worry i've never ever thought of defaulting
to me what jpa and the ppl want are not the full amount of the money back but something in return after investing
so i for sure will come back to serve

btw afaik mara scholarship is more like a loan than scholarship? they have actually no bond to serve but need to return their money, and the amount depending on how good their results are? correct me if i'm wrong

yes, it is an increasing problem, due to the numbers, and proportions......recently, the dg of health revealed 15% of housemans in gov hospitals were incompetent..........ie, cannot function at all........usually due to very poor knowledge........this proportion will increase........

All the ethics are come from the "passion to care".My mum always remind me,when I graduate as a doctor don't put the money as the priority and please care your patients properly because she is going to be our future patients.

It is immaterial that "[n]ot ALL medical students will end up with a licence to[...] kill lives". 1 is too many.

We need ALL doctors to be competent, not just a few who can "just" do "normal GP work/normal Antibiotics/recognising potential life threatening diseases"

lol, thanks for the answer. i will be starting my surgery posting after this short holiday. wish me luck!! Arghh...surgery posting is devastating. Haha...

in that case, imu-pms better than monash msia better than imu-local.........

total cost unfortunately follow this rule as well.......you get what you pay for......

If they reduce the compulsory service to only 2 years, it will be a great news to me.
Honestly, I plan to work in private sector. But don't get me wrong. I'm not doing that for profit or due to lower salary. My will to help people is just as strong as others. The main probelm in government hospitals is the over-heavy workload. I personally want a life in which there is a balance between career and private life. But for sure as a doctor, career>private life. But if possible, I prefer simpler life.

I wonder am I being selfish?

russia medical schools are good.