THANKS .will submit forecast and see what happen.IMU did confirm they would  offer when final AUS year 12 result is available.... but may conduct interview based on forecast result .They are however non committal on issuing conditional offer.

utas remains the choice.IMU is a good backup.utas conditional offer is full of uncertainties.

MONASH AND QUEENSLAND .the latter has given a conditional offer for their provisional 6 year MBBS,no news from former.

yes it is 99.really need to look at IMU.

I realise a correction is needed...am doing australian matriculation here in malaysia not in Aus.
No interview for UQ.IMU even for 2/12 is still feasible .

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Added on October 6, 2011, 5:35 pm
msian ausmat (sace or wace) and sam (sace) programmes and results are exactly the same as year 12 in all oz states (except qld) and ranked with an atar score......there is no conversion required.....

Confirmed offer. I finished my Alevels in June so applied for Feb intake on Actual results.

I was hoping you could tell me whether students are adequately taught at IMU. How is the teaching and are they prepared well enough for their transition to the PMS?

let me know!

Hey guys,

After finishing MBBS or BDS, are we considered Phds? Or must we do another specialisation to be qualified?

issit possible to take MD degree in IMU besides MBBS? Coz i saw the jefferson medical college (USA) at the partner medical schools. and medical schools in usa oni have MD degree.

thanks so much. if i stay in imu for 2nd phase and do the housemanship for 1 year in msia, can i still bcome a Foundation Doctor in UK to become a surgeon? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_doctor)

go to glasgow.......

how about doing a specialisation in a foreign university ? will i be recognised by the medical council of that particular country? will the university even accept a 'non-recognised' mbbs degree?

so what is my route if i do a PDS(local degree) in imu and i want to end up in Australia as a specialist or just a normal dentist?

My relative's AS results are 3 A's (Maths/physics/Bio) and B in Chemistry. Now working hard to get A for Chemistry in coming May 2012 A2 exam. If finance and A level results  permits, the relative intends to apply UCAS for September 2013 UK Medicine intakes.

No, no.

Per Year in UK pre-clinicals is 13xxx pounds for Aberdeen and about 18xxx pounds for Leeds .

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Not sure if i'm getting at what you mean..... hahaha...

Yeah... sorry.

But almost.......  for undergraduate programmes
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Aberdeen is not Russell ...... but Cardiff is .....at 13xxx pound per year

Omg... Imperial is 55k pounds for two years... my bad.

Glasgow is matching Imperial pound for pound for the first 2 years!

Imperial has the added advantage of 1 more year in London, courtesy of their 6 years program!

I am not too sure whether there is any significant difference/advantage to graduates from a lesser known uni compared to those of the Russell Group in terms of attachment and employment opportunities over there.

The difference in fees can be quite a lot and such savings can be deployed for a good car or a useful holidays during the summer.

Yeah... sorry.

But almost.......  for undergraduate programmes
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Aberdeen is not Russell ...... but Cardiff is .....at 13xxx pound per year

Omg... Imperial is 55k pounds for two years... my bad.

feeling bored writing my report so i'm back here looking at lowyat forums.
lol.... anyway, i'm studying in leeds now after transferring thru the imu-pms route in 2010. 4th yr now.

regarding ur qw if med graduates from russell grp makes a difference for f1&2... NO
they recently revamped the f1/2 applications and it's now point based (lol.. like everything in the UK. visa application is also point based)
so you get points for having published research, presenting in conferences, etc (points are hard to come by ;( )
not too sure about the details but i think they do look at your academic standing in uni as well and award points based on where you are in your batch.
the whole application form is like an essay paper as well. they ask you things like: describe a situation where you've shown leadership skills in 500 words or something. and they give u points based on ur answers.

then starting from my batch, we all have to sit for a situational-judgement exam thing where we get points based on our scores. i heard it's an mcq paper where they give you a situation [eg: u overheard ur colleague insulting the patient with another colleague. do you: 1) report him to GMC (medical council in UK) 2) talk to him 3) report him to your consultant 4) ignore ]

so yea... ur points will then indicate how likely you'll get a competitive deanery/program (eg: london)

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