anyone doing medicine in imu?
do you think a grade of AAB at a-levels can get me into the PMS option programme?

Abt 200 per intake, so a year should be 400.

100 pms undergraduate
50 pms graduate
100 local

but i suspect they actually take in more than that, as about 20% will drop out....i know some batches with 120+ pms undergraduate....

so I just got accepted to the AUG- 2012 intake for the partner medical school program for medicine..and I'm hoping someone can answer a few of my questions.

Firstly, is the degree issued by IMU or the partner medical school?(the registration package says it's the partner school..so does that mean there'll be no indication that I did part of my studies at IMU?)
My ultimate goal is to be a surgeon so I was hoping someone could advise me as to where international students are most likely to get surgical residencies(i.e. Australia or the U.K.).I've read somewhere that the U.K. doesn't discriminate between EU and non-EU candidates when it comes to applying for postgraduate education and then read somewhere on this forum that it does:S
Also I'm a little confused as to whether Dalhousie accepts non-Malaysian students.
I hope I hear from someone soon enough:)

i got my a*aaa for my A levels. october is here and i am prettyyyyyy nervous. i cant afford to be postponed to august intake. 

Thats very encouraging. thanks did u apply for the feb intake too? and u already got the offer? did u have to wait too? sorry if i m asking too many questions ^^

MD in North America is for graduate entry,right?
You have to have a degree first then a MD.
However,IMU allow students to have MD without a bachelors degree,it quite weird..
Anyone mind to explain a bit?

I googled and found out that if you do not have a bachelor degree before MD,you may not be able to get license in some  states,say,California require you have a bachelors before MD to get licensure.some other states require you to have at least 900 hours of undergraduate study before MD.
Correct me if I am wrong

Yeah.i found out that one is doing neurosurgery and one is doing surgery now.
I want to practice in US in future,but the md pathway seems a bit risky

Yeah..and I am thinking about dalhousie MD,graduates from dalhousie are considered as AMG.
I think it is risky because I don't have a bachelors degree,I don't know whether a MD without a bachelors will be disadvanteged or not recognised by many states in future.

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Added on December 24, 2012, 6:24 pm
The match rates seems high for AMG.