none of both aimst and ucsi's health sciences qualifications are recognised outside of msia....not by spore, not by australia.....

cadavers are not vital to medical education....many established med schools all over the world have dispense with it....

if one only wants to work in msia, it doesn't really matter which med school....anyone meeting your budget and convenience will do...none are outstanding anyway....

what is your spm results?.....

You are wrong....it is not housemanship, just the clinical component of a medical course, which must be in a clinical setting....

Housemanship comes AFTER graduation....

But the implication is correct....ts needs to know the clinical component in both options are outside kv....

This post has been edited by limeuu: Mar 26 2015, 12:02 PM

you 'qualify' based on mmc guidelines...

now go read pagalavan.com.......

he makes money from you...that's why...

if you worry about going to sp, kt, you would fly 6000 miles to russia?...

that is alternative medicine, and considered by many as smake oil...

yes...

the new system of application for housemanship is online, and the available posts and their availability are listed....if you want a job fast, choose unpopular locations, and you can start immediately....if you want popular locations, then waiting list may be up to a year....

this is based on the present situation....in 5-7 years time when current school leavers graduate, the situation may be different, and there may not be enough jobs, and wait list may be very long...

in addition, housemanship will likely be on contract basis, and on completion, you will need to compete with others for gov jobs....if there are no enough posts, some doctors will NOT get a job with the gov....you will have to look elsewhere for jobs...

it is amazing for aspirants to be so ignorant of the profession...if you know so little about the profession, why are you interested in it?....

please go read pagalavan.com........the information is all there....don't expect to be spoon fed....

for people with cgpa 3.0, money and a "passion" to be a doctor, qiup my actually be a "preferred' choice....

the minimum requirement is of course ridiculously low, although it was better than without, when people got accepted with d and e grades....but attempts to raise it has been blocked by a gov agency....because it will kill off a few ipts med schools....and some very important people will be very upset....

with jpa scholarships drying up, there are not enough qualified students with straight As with money...but a lot of underqualified people with lots of money...and the priority is that 3-400k income per student taken in...

Cannot.....reducing intake will mean closing some med schools.... Some haven't even reach their breakeven point....that would be politically very incorrect....

A proposed moratorium on number of programmes and number of students is not getting support....the ipta med schools are all still trying to increase numbers.... And only held back by their lack of academic staff....

ipta gets no money from students....and the gov, instead of cutting down on low quality training in many ipts, have ordered the very established old med schools like ukm, um and usm to cut down on undergraduate intakes and concentrate on postgraduate training...

which they willingly do, as taking less students means less cost, and less work to them....