QUOTE(terrabyte @ Nov 1 2008, 08:44 PM)
Hi,I recently got accepted to study medicine (PMS) in IMU, Feb intake. I've got a few inquiries related to the course.
1) Since past year papers are not provided in IMU, are there any other specific papers which students are advised to attempt first before sitting for the exam?Back in high school and college, i realized that i personally would not be able to score if i prepared for the exam by solely reading and obtaining in formations from the book.I personally find it essential to try out papers related to the exam.
2) Is it true that students are booted out from the university straight if they failed any one subject in the exam? Are they not given a chance to retake the papers which they failed?
3) Would studying the notes given by lecturers suffice helping me obtain high marks in the exams?
Thanks.
1. You could try asking your seniors. Past exam papers are usually supplied...there will be at least a sample paper for you to do. Do note that they will generally not provide the answers (in exception of MCQs) and you would not know how they mark the paper.1) Since past year papers are not provided in IMU, are there any other specific papers which students are advised to attempt first before sitting for the exam?Back in high school and college, i realized that i personally would not be able to score if i prepared for the exam by solely reading and obtaining in formations from the book.I personally find it essential to try out papers related to the exam.
2) Is it true that students are booted out from the university straight if they failed any one subject in the exam? Are they not given a chance to retake the papers which they failed?
3) Would studying the notes given by lecturers suffice helping me obtain high marks in the exams?
Thanks.
2. Those who fail would have to answer to a progress committee and do a supplementary exam, if they fail that exam-they will need to redo the semester or get kicked out
3. Notes by the lecturers would enable you to pass. If you want high marks(80+), you would need to do extra reading.
I'm not from IMU, but my answers can be applied generally to most medical schools
I don't think getting into IMU automatically means getting into the PMS option.
Nov 1 2008, 09:02 PM

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