You'll get in IMU for sure if you meet the minimum requirement and answer the questions wisely asked during your interview with common sense. If they accept you but there's no more space for let's say the August intake, they'll slot you into the following year's February intake, only if you make it through the interview. In the most unlikely event that you are rejected, apply again until you get it...

By the way, wanna ask IMU seniors here, if I wanna do the Bmed Sci then go through graduate pathway to PMS, what cgpa do I need to get a second upper class degree? How do I calculate it ar??? Does it include for I have gotten in my eos2 3 5?

Wao... Thanks for the info =)

I have one question to ask. If I'm going for the IMU-PMS graduate pathway, how much do I have to pay for the addtional 1 year in IMU? It's not written in their website.

Wanna ask seniors here... Does pms matching takes OSCE into account? They normally use EOS3 to rank us right???? Or both EOS2 and 3...?

Good. ME2/10?
Wish u good luck.
IMU welcomes u.
Have fun during orientation.
It's approaching soon...

Woh........
To Dire: Haha... I don't know where to go... Anywhere also can but not brighton sussex and western sydney...
Junyong: It tells u which batch u are. ME1/10 is for February intake, ME2/10 is for August intake lu...

as earlier as possible....

O.O
Dentistry is super competitive.

My friend applied for PDS option during august (last year) for the 2010 intake but was told that it was already full then. And, only the local option is available. Fortunately, somebody rejected his offer so my friend was given that place =)

You have forecast results right? Use that one and apply, right now. So they'll be able to process your application and invite you for an interview. Just do it, right now, as you have not much time left before you're left out. Just GRAB and HOLD it first.

wy not just ring them up? It's the easiest. They are open today.

what law is that?? I tot it's very hard to get postgraduate training in uk or aus??

I think so...
From what the Student Representatives Council have told us, I think the changes made are
-No more EOS3
-No more resits(means you fail, you repeat semester or leave the school...)
-Foundation 1 and 2 are combined and finished in one semester....

Woo.. 9 systems in one EOS is crazy.
CNS and MSK is no fun.
Taking into consideration that OSCE will be all-in-one as well,
you'll cry for an extra 24 hours per day. @@

make the new students' life miserable, I guess???
Haha... It sounds more like a med school this way...
Even I myself think like i'm having holidays everyday in IMU except for exam period...
Maybe it's time to end this unhealthy style of med school. =)

such as??

Of course no. LUCKILY.

1---Practise more in writing as fast and as much information as he can... Even though it doesn't make "perfect" all the time but at least it'll be better.

2---Go for the remedial classes and eat up all the notes(Yes, ALL....! Never pick and choose) that are given by those lecturers and vomit them out SYSTEMATICALLY during resit. The lecturers are there to help them pass. If he doesn't make the effort, he should be the one taking responsibility of wasting his 70k and spending time looking for a new direction after failing medical school.

Source: from xxx who failed in all EOSes yet passed all resits

He'll automatically receive emails from AAD asking him to pay for the fees and going for the remedial classes.
He'll have to be PHYSICALLY present for the remedial classes, not those e-learning rubbish.
Of course he'll have to pay for the resit fees before the exam.

LOL. Sounds like I'm very experienced, but I've never failed before.
Time to sleep.