QUOTE(cckkpr @ Sep 26 2010, 07:47 PM)
What do u mean?U mean ppl from unrecog med school are not bright enough? or that they cant sit for the exam anyway? explain please, it sounds degrading.
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Sep 26 2010, 11:40 PM) It is a valid question but somehow at the wrong page, i'd assume yeyechan is talking about IMU seremban counterparts and yes i think some of them are really GOOD even thought IMU seremban is an unrecognized med school.Added on September 26, 2010, 7:24 pm QUOTE(cckkpr @ Sep 27 2010, 12:20 AM) Why would a "bright" student enrolled in an unrecog med school and try the backdoor way to seek recognition? My answer for you is all posted in yeyechan's post, we all know how smart and how hardworking are some of our counterparts back home, and i feel it's unfair for them to be penalised (to stay home) coz they are not rich enough for PMS. I cant help but feel offended.He is not so "bright", no? This post has been edited by tqeh: Sep 26 2010, 07:26 PM |
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Sep 27 2010, 01:12 AM) the fact that people are in imu means they either failed to enter nus, or did not bother to apply as they know they are not good enough to be serious contenders for entry...... That doesnt mean that they cant pass the final exam. one of the top students from the recently concluded phase 1 did apply, and in spite of getting near perfect ter score, did not get offered...... It just feels funny that every year SingHealth goes around the world to recruit malaysians and singaporeans (OZ UK) and mainly targetting the IMU ppl, and are literally begging the students to come home and yet they do not and will not recognise IMU seremban, and all of us know that most of our seremban friends are much better than us, in terms of competency and knowledge. We're given an opportunity to get thru phase 1 together hence we have a rough idea how much we know and how much they know and seriously, it's not fair. And hey, people who get into direct entry in most UK OZ med school cant get into NUS anyway, u know what i mean? U think the IMU-PMS ppl can get pass the NUS MBBS exam? i think the seremban ppl stand more chance than the PMS ones to be honest. This post has been edited by tqeh: Sep 26 2010, 08:32 PM |
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QUOTE(cckkpr @ Sep 27 2010, 03:15 PM) Somtimes ppl find it difficult to accept established facts and statistics and rely on their preconceived ideas that they are good and highly intelligent. I find ur comments taunting. What more, when you run of facts to sustain your arguments and start calling other ppl names! I'm not good, and some of my seremban counterparts are better, and I feel it is unjustified for them to be stuck in Malaysia. If there's a way for them to get to SG, i'm really happy. Bear in mind : Most singaporeans studying in OZ/UK are NUS rejects, and they made it anyway to graduation. Many IMU seremban students get straight As in A levels, or a high TER in SAM. Many IMU-PMS students are below parr ( of coz many of them are A students - like what limeuu said- a mixed bag) And i know how hard they work to get through the exams, and hospitals, and it is not as crussie as the PMS. Oh yea, what's about the established facts and statistics? I dont think i'm good or highly intelligent, i'm definitely not, but SingHealth begs us to work for them, ironic isnt it? I have no idea what do u know about medicine, but somehow it sounds like ur not from IMU or else you wont be saying such stuffs. Ur judging a medschool solely based on its reputation to a point you are judging other medschools as incompetent, and here i mean, IMU. (oh yes i'm biased) Added on September 27, 2010, 11:42 am QUOTE(cckkpr @ Sep 26 2010, 07:47 PM) I take it as a sarcasm, seriously. I'm sorry but i cant help but feel offended. I dont think ur an IMU student, so be it. I'm not talking about other "unrecognised med schools", u know all about them. If u are directing towards all "unrecognised med school" yea ur right, 90% of them will not make it for NUS final exam. Quite impossible lol. But as far as how i'm trained in the PMS, i'd say IMU seremban graduates are far more competent. And they are more likely to pass NUS exam than us. Ur being to judgmental about some medschools. And yes i'm biased to IMU. Added on September 27, 2010, 11:45 am QUOTE(zstan @ Sep 27 2010, 02:22 PM) I think yeye and me both are PMS ppl, but we both feel unjustified for our counterparts back home. And we feel that they are much better than us, but they dont share a common pathway with us anymore (eventhough we studied in the lecture hall together).Hence when there's such news as passing the NUS MBBS thingie to get to singapore, of course i'm delighted. I'm happy! And they'll be half a year faster at least! This post has been edited by tqeh: Sep 27 2010, 03:20 PM |
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QUOTE(zstan @ Sep 27 2010, 06:40 PM) i have no idea where did u get ur information from, but obviously u din study in oz. OZ allows u to apply for a PR once u are registered with AMC, using ENS =).Added on September 27, 2010, 1:53 pm QUOTE(zstan @ Sep 27 2010, 04:47 PM) ....wordless. Malaysia boleh! This post has been edited by tqeh: Sep 27 2010, 01:53 PM |
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QUOTE(zstan @ Sep 30 2010, 02:41 PM) one group sits on the left side of the auditorium, one groups sit at the right side of the auditorium. |
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QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Oct 1 2010, 09:15 PM) I agree. I could never understand how could a person call himself poor if he can do A Level instead of the free STPM. What more, at the expensive Taylor and everything around it. i think there's a big difference between 30k and 500k, erm, almost 20 times difference? |
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QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Oct 1 2010, 09:47 PM) but eventhough he has 10 times 30k, he's still not financially capable of studying dentistry in IMU, why criticize him? and i have no idea why zstan said that too, ppl cannot afford only ask for help ma, he can afford 30k doesnt mean he can afford 500k. |
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QUOTE(zstan @ Oct 1 2010, 10:06 PM) i was not critising him. am not sure whether ur stating it based on facts, or based on ur gut feelings. Do u know what is the criteria for IMU scholarship, or does IMU even offer a dentistry scholarship? urgh and btw the difference between 30k and 11k is 19k, and the difference between 30k and 500k is 470k. U cant judge ppl just because they go to taylors. Period.i am just stating the fact that, he's friend is not poor enough for IMU's scholarship. |
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QUOTE(wgy589 @ Oct 1 2010, 03:28 AM) http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=765876 That's a good news! this guy said "Since I am an international medical graduate with a non-registrable degree, I was advised by the SMC to take a qualifying exam, in the form of the final year MBBS exam of the YLLSOM, to be allowed to participate in the HO/MO match in Singapore. I would appreciate any tips on how to prepare for this exam, especially from those who have recently taken/soon will take the same exam. I am totally new to Singapore medical training, and have no idea what to expect from that do-or-die exam." In my opinion, one should be given the chance to practice in singapore and take up traineeship if he has the right knowledge,skills and attitute. NUS final MBBS which is tailored to NUS graduates, shouldn't be used to judge a non NUS graduate as he went through different training as the NUS graduates. Hmm wgy i believe that the residency application has ended for this year? |
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QUOTE(law_yew_wooi @ Oct 15 2010, 08:03 PM) Problem is, the intake for IMU is in February and MMMC is August. While waiting for MMMC, don't you think I should do something else in between? I really have no idea. I m afraid that if I go MMMC directly, I might regret for not choosing IMU in the first place. At least after trying for one sem in IMU, I know how it is like. If it is good and worth it, then I might as well continue. But if it's like what you all said, expensive, money sucker and not worth it at all, I might as well pull out and go for MMMC. I don't know if this decision is wise or not. My parents are also afraid to let me go MMMC now as India is facing the super bug issue and I have no idea how serious it is now. If money is not an issue for you, IMU'd be better i guess. Nobody knows how to answer you coz the first batch of student hasnt come out yet. Living in msia >>>>>> living in india. |
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QUOTE(wgy589 @ Oct 20 2010, 09:07 PM) err.. i mean the term itself "4-handed dentistry" I am not familiar with how dentists practice but in real life they practice 4 handed dentistry isnt it? Try not to compare med school and dentistry perhaps?i think medical students are also allowed to scrub in. I've assisted more than 30 operations in my gen surg, ortho and O&G postings. My friends who went overseas for elective were even allowed to operate as the 1st surgeon, under observation of course. |
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QUOTE(wgy589 @ Oct 20 2010, 09:59 PM) I've never seen a so called (4 handed dentistry) in real life, even when i had my root canal treatment done 5 years ago by a specialist. haha, the impression i get from "4 handed dentistry" was that the other person's like a scrub nurse, giving instruments and all - just like how a normal dentist and a dental assistant would do.I had no intention to compare dental and medical school. "4 handed dentistry" was just a funny term for me. |
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Oct 29 2010, 03:52 AM) that is very early.....lucky 2/08.......1/08 was severely delayed, and very 'non-conforming' with their stated matching principles......people who have failed tests still get matched over those with better results......there is obviously a system of 'spreading' the good and not so good students so not all good students get to popular ones, and the unpopular ones getting the crumbs..... this trend has started since the 05 batch and it just goes down the hill each year. Think some PMSes might have been complaining that's why. Imagine -> most PMSes are good as gold in their respective country but some IMUians just wouldn't wanna consider it at all lol, main due to its location.CR : all the best =) hope u get what u want haha |
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QUOTE(Ricardo @ Nov 29 2010, 11:39 AM) dam true. study rubbish subjects they purposely elongate the duration for that. Means we need to sit in class for like 8 am to 5 pm for rubbish subjects like sociology and primary health care. sociology we learn about malays, chinese and indians. Learn so deep till we're suppose to marry them. Hello Ricardo, just quit IMU and join somewhere else. And btw I have no idea what point are you trying to make here. IMU sux? or that teacher sux? or you are not up to par? |
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QUOTE(DireAnguish5678 @ Dec 11 2010, 04:40 PM) IMU does provide education. It's a business, they can't give customers what they want without the money for it. They have to make something after all. I just wish they could be conscious of how strong their influence is. How society and students need so much the opportunity for higher education that they're willing to pledge so much for it. They take in so many students, they're affecting so many lives. They really need to care about these lives, the futures that are being shaped by each enrollment. They could provide qualified lecturers that students can better relate to and familiarize with, and they can help students by having different types of classes as opportunities for them to reinforce what they learnt in lectures, as a chance for them to practice what they learnt more often with guidance. The course requirements doesn't tell students what they should be prepared for when enrolling into the university. Rather than simply marketing themselves, IMU could also fulfill a social responsibility by helping people decide if IMU really is the right choice for them. These students are still kids after all, taking responsibility for their own learning can be hard, they need a hand now and again. There are a lot of students who are new in KL, living on their own in another state for the first time, for them to have to practice alone in the skills Lab it must be lonely. |
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To be honest after all these years (not to say i'm very senior) i realise it's not about the best medical school u go to (for IMU), it's about the COUNTRY of ur med school that matters in the end.
A borderline IMU student from the PMS may eventually be a surgeon, or pass his/her physician exams anyway (or radiologists or etc etc). U just needa talk ur way thru, know at least 50% of the stuffs (which are common, anything uncommon then REFER TO THAT SPECIALTY FOR REVIEW). Ppl ended up in Canada/US will eventually get their residency and become consultant - and possibly practice there. UK used to be a good place but i'm not sure about now. Aus and NZ is also closing gate in 2 years time and i foresee the only one thats worth going to are Canada and the US. |
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