Answer to the bold part = No.

Assuming you can get into medicine... and then assuming you can finish the medical course... you will further need get into Housemanship on a CONTRACT BASIS...

Assuming you can finish the Housemanship and its brutal training... you will further need serve as a MEDICAL OFFICER for some more years ON CONTRACT BASIS (UNLESS YOU QUIT)...

Assuming you did not quit and your contract is renewed.... you will still need to GET A PERMANENT GOVERNMENT POST first before you can apply for Medical/Surgical Masters in IPTAs...

Assuming you even get a permanent govt post... you will still need to serve for several years under SPORTS MEDICINE / ORTHOPEDIC DEPARTMENT and become senior Medical Officer under that department before the head of department can support your application for the Masters program...

Assuming you got the approval from the head of department.... you will still need to PASS THE ENTRANCE EXAM AND COMPETE WITH OTHER CANDIDATES from all over Malaysia for the limited number of seats for the Masters program...

Assuming you got the seat... it will take several more years to complete the Masters...

Assuming you completed the Masters... it will take several moooore years to be officially gazetted as SPORTS MEDICINE SPECIALIST....

Assuming you became a SPORTS MEDICINE SPECIALIST... you will need to serve the government for moooore years before you can quit government service without penalty...

So... are you up to it?

if not, just take other paths in life that is less demanding.... become a Pharmacist... or a Teacher for example...

It's been ages my friends. Hope everyone's doing well and welcome new members. Life events + exams meaning less time on forums. I can't help much on malaysian medical education system but feel free if you have a question regarding australian medical education/medical training.