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darksider
post Feb 25 2008, 08:58 AM

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Hello,anyone can briefly state the path that i need to go through to be a doctor?

I have just finished my Spm and i need scholarship.
I have seen a few scholarships but none of them seem to have listed degree/diploma for medicine.

Thanks in advance.

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post Feb 25 2008, 02:34 PM

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 25 2008, 12:47 PM)
1. be one of the top students in your school, at least top 10%......otherwise don't bother.....

2. get at least 12A1 in spm and apply for jpa scholarship (others only for malays).....

3. failing which, try ipta, through matrik (easier) or stpm

4. find a long lost father or grandfather who can give you between rm1mil (1st world uni) to rm400k (the rest).......wink.gif
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Thanks,but the information seems to be rather superficial.

Would you mind providing me a more specific information like the courses that i should enrol for?
I would be delighted if you can clarify everything about medicine.

If my result is not good as expected,i will have no choice but to choose other courses because i'm afraid my parents are not affluent enough to pay all the fees required for me to become a doctor,that's why i need scholarship so badly and i sacrificed almost everything to make sure that my effort will finally pay off.

Being a doctor to save people' life is always my passion and dream.And recently my dream has been ruffled with financial problem(i have got to be realistic),but i won't give up at the moment.


Thanks again thumbup.gif


Some off-question.
Must i get at least 12A1 to apply for jpa scholarship?
I have got international certificate like CAE (Certificate in Advanced English) and i possess a good speaking skill.
If i do not excel in Spm examination with maximum 12A1 as expected,will I still have chance of being awarded JPA scholarship?

Again,thanks for enlightening me.

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post Feb 25 2008, 07:27 PM

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 25 2008, 07:05 PM)
anyone with any results can apply......whether they short list you is a different matter.......from last year, if you get straight As they will short list for interview, but the majority given medicine scholarships had at least 11A1.......

if you are really financially strapped but determined to do medicine, your best option is do matrik or stpm and go ipta.....that is also a major 'scholarship' , you pay something like 10% of the real cost.....
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alright,thanks for your explanation.Anything is yet to be decided before the revelation of spm result.

I have seen some websites state that it usually takes at least 11 years to be a doctor(3 years being a practitioner),so if i were to take medicine degree in ipta,will it take longer to complete that?

And can you give me some details about being a surgeon?


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post Mar 3 2008, 11:11 AM

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Hello everyone,i would be delighted if you clarify some of my doubts.

If everything goes wrong in my situation,i would have to take loan to pursue medicine,but i'm dubious about the amout of money i can get from loaning.

Does NUS provide medicine course?

Thanks in advance.
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post Mar 3 2008, 01:46 PM

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QUOTE(aerikh @ Mar 3 2008, 12:52 PM)
LOL.. din know my statement could cause that much of a confusion.. tongue.gif
my CADAVERS are random mummified body parts, mangled & dry..
(although it's fun to pull the muscles & tendons to make them move) tongue.gif

& i tot wts89 was referring to fresh / semi-fresh bodies for autopsies, etc..
hehe.. my bad.. tongue.gif
darksider:
PTPTN can get you up to RM100K (if i'm not mistaken)
the rest, u can get from political bodies, bank loans..

yes, NUS does provide medicine.. smile.gif
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Thank you very much rclxms.gif

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