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TSSAM90Gil
post Feb 20 2009, 02:03 PM, updated 17y ago

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Any of you receive Offer Letter from MAHSA regarding Medicine programme? How much is the total cost for the programme? rm250k. ?
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post Feb 20 2009, 02:25 PM

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Another IPTS offering medicine again? shocking.gif You received the offer?
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RM250K for a newly setup IPTS is very expensive. AIMST which is more well established and recognized by the MMC cost only 220K.

Seriously, why do we need so many medical schools? Does MASHA have enough lecturers to run the medical course?
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post Feb 20 2009, 03:34 PM

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i received physio instead, lolz
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there is a dental school, twinning with indonesia........

there is no indication there is any medical programme........and i think there is already too many new programmes all starting at the same time........the gov (if they have any backbone) should freeze all attempts at starting medical schools for the next 5 years.........especially in view of the likely surplus of graduate doctors by 2015.........
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 20 2009, 03:48 PM)
there is a dental school, twinning with indonesia........

there is no indication there is any medical programme........and i think there is already too many new programmes all starting at the same time........the gov (if they have any backbone) should freeze all attempts at starting medical schools for the next 5 years.........especially in view of the likely surplus of graduate doctors by 2015.........
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i checked the website...it says 5+0...how is that 'twinning'? study in malaysia, but graduate with a foreign degree?
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QUOTE(edge85 @ Feb 20 2009, 08:07 PM)
i checked the website...it says 5+0...how is that 'twinning'? study in malaysia, but graduate with a foreign degree?
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duh..........yes?

there are so many 3+0, 4+0 twinning degrees for all kinds of courses by so many ipts.........all these while.........using the partner uni's syllabus, and graduating with their degrees......but conducted wholly in msia........

in fact, mahsa's own physiotherapy degree is twinned with uni of northumbria in uk.........after 4 years here, you get a british degree!.......a relative is doing that there......
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yup , i received the letter today. Well... i think...its for those doctors-wannabe? my result is not so good, and of coz i dream of goin into aimst but i doubt i can enter aimst bcoz they give priorities to their sc.foundation student/form6/a-lvl..

i sat for SAM and my result sucks, TER80.35, 4B 1C. so i think its a gud news for me. if any1 else receive the letter, tell me wat u think... i wanna do a survey on hw many ppl is goin there to study. ^^



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there is nothing in their website about such a programme.......

if your ter is 80, i would strongly advise against attempting medicine......i know you started the sam programme very late........maybe you should consider repeating sam, like visualize, and attempt to achieve a better result, to qualify into a better medical school........


Added on February 20, 2009, 9:26 pmon a side note, these new upstarts are really digging into the bottom of the barrel, accepting people with ter80 into medicine..........i fear for the future of the profession.......

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 20 2009, 08:51 PM)
duh..........yes?

there are so many 3+0, 4+0 twinning degrees for all kinds of courses by so many ipts.........all these while.........using the partner uni's syllabus, and graduating with their degrees......but conducted wholly in msia........

in fact, mahsa's own physiotherapy degree is twinned with uni of northumbria in uk.........after 4 years here, you get a british degree!.......a relative is doing that there......
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i didnt know..never considered those...
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 20 2009, 09:25 PM)
there is nothing in their website about such a programme.......

if your ter is 80, i would strongly advise against attempting medicine......i know you started the sam programme very late........maybe you should consider repeating sam, like visualize, and attempt to achieve a better result, to qualify into a better medical school........


Added on February 20, 2009, 9:26 pmon a side note, these new upstarts are really digging into the bottom of the barrel, accepting people with ter80 into medicine..........i fear for the future of the profession.......
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Very late? Meaning 2008 March intake is it?
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TS: Something is wrong here. You took it in May. Which college did you go to? As far as I know, most colleges offering SAM won't allow any students to enroll at most 1 month after the last intake (March) begins which is around mid-April. In Taylor's, they stop accepting students even before the intake began. hmm.gif
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wakakakaka....well, olympia college can. I did my SAM in olympia college. And for those guys in taylors u all are really lucky bcoz, got extra class, lecturer understands about how to sit for exam. Days b4 i sit for ESL exam, i went to this small seminar held by 1 of the lecturer in taylors "which i will not reveal his/her name" . I REALLY LEARN ALOT DURING THE SEMINAR, like, u muz quote certain stuff from where u get the info (essay) and topic sentence shitz. IN olympia college, no such thing. But of coz, olympia college is cheap and worth it. How much u pay is how much u get. KL's olympia, nt pj/subang/etc...


LIMEUU: dun check their website, they haven't upload yet. CALL AND ASK. their staff will tell you starting this year they'll offer medicine programme.


Added on February 21, 2009, 9:48 amLol.... my results are shitty i know, but my parents want me to study med, wat else can i do? my father jz dun understand. He even thinks there's such thing like 4+1 where in the final year u can do oversea and study specialist and cum back m'sia become sum ent,ortho specialist. laugh my aSs off. he thinks i'm a genius. Mahsa offering med is gud news for me if can study there. smile.gif yes, it'll be bad for this profession bcoz nw they seems to commercialise it and encouragin those middle-score student to take up medicine. but BUT BUT!!!


think about it in the firz place, who did this? who caused this, GOVT. i'm sure there are ALOT alot ALOT alot worse bumis doc in local U, doin matrik all aiming for med. Their spm result is even worse. I got 9A but my frenz who got 7A (bumis) can still go in matrik(nw finished ady they are applying for med), local U.

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LOL, i need at least 12 yrs to become a specialist (from STPM), and ur father thinks that a newly established Mahsa can offer ur specialist qualification, in 5 yrs somemore? haha


Added on February 21, 2009, 12:05 pmif there's a choice, people would try to avoid malay drs, but it seems like in the future, even non malay drs are no longer "superior" than their malay counterparts due to the lower entry qualifications in some medskols eg Mahsa.

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QUOTE(hypermax @ Feb 20 2009, 02:50 PM)
RM250K for a newly setup IPTS is very expensive. AIMST which is more well established and recognized by the MMC cost only 220K.

Seriously, why do we need so many medical schools? Does MASHA have enough lecturers to run the medical course?
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Yes, the increasing number of places offering medicine in Malaysia is really ridiculous. In future, there may even be doctor peddling medicine on road side soon.

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QUOTE(SAM90Gil @ Feb 20 2009, 09:03 PM)
yup , i received the letter today. Well... i think...its for those doctors-wannabe?  my result is not so good, and of coz i dream of goin into aimst but i doubt i can enter aimst bcoz they give priorities to their sc.foundation student/form6/a-lvl..

i sat for SAM and my result sucks, TER80.35, 4B 1C. so i think its a gud news for me. if any1 else receive the letter, tell me wat u think... i wanna do a survey on hw many ppl is goin there to study. ^^
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Well, if your result is only TER80, you need to work really hard in medical school, as medicine is quite tough and requires a lot of hard work. BTW, i would suggest enrolling in other more established medical schools, as you will most likely be caught up in the doctor surplus period. When that time comes, the gov will most likely employ medical graduates from better known medical schools.

Just my 2 cents.

QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Feb 21 2009, 12:29 PM)
Yes, the increasing number of places offering medicine in Malaysia is really ridiculous. In future, there may even be doctor peddling medicine on road side soon.
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Yeah man, Malaysia boleh.

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sigh.........another 'forced' medical student.....living the parent's dreams........

if i were you, if you really have little interest, i would just say a firm NO......full stop.......

maybe it is best, if you do go do medicine, to choose the worst one......easier to pass.........you WILL suffer, and maybe even flunk out, in good med schools.........
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 21 2009, 01:20 PM)
sigh.........another 'forced' medical student.....living the parent's dreams........

if i were you, if you really have little interest, i would just say a firm NO......full stop.......

maybe it is best, if you do go do medicine, to choose the worst one......easier to pass.........you WILL suffer, and maybe even flunk out, in good med schools.........
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If that's the case, the public will suffer. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(hypermax @ Feb 21 2009, 01:30 PM)
If that's the case, the public will suffer. sweat.gif
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now you are saying my lines?....... smile.gif ........what do you think is happening with the russian, indian, indonesian trained doctors..........and locally trained doctors through matrik/asasi pathways......

i am at the point of giving up........i don't care anymore.......the politicians don't care shit about the healthcare of the people, too many vested interests......all my efforts at explaining about quality, care in training doctors, at the end people just only care for themselves.......parents just want their mediocre offsprings to have the glamour of being doctors, by hook or by crook.......

i will choose the doctors who will treat me very carefully in future......i advise you all to do the same.......we are becoming like indonesia.....or worse......see how many indonesians don't trust their own doctors, and go to spore, msia for treatment.........maybe one day msians will go to indonesia for treatment! shakehead.gif
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yup yup yup...totally 100% agree. lets see what happens in future lah. for now...i jz wanna know who else receive the letter... XD

but nt all students who study med wil choose to become doc.

my lecturer told me this (nt sure if its true)

a guy studied med, came out, do marketing on lab equipment.

another fren told me, his cousin(again i'm nt sure how far this shit can be true) studied med then spend money to take up music and art performin shitz.

i know u guyz muz be thinking. "omfg, wat an idiot!! spent so much to study a course that he doesn't like!! why the hell he study med in the firz place??"

yup, ter is very low, i know, i'll work hard on that. thx for giving advice, i did apply for aimst and cucms. but i think 99.998% they'll reject my application. ^^


i know, my dad is a joker, he knows nth in all this education stuff. he's 65 this yr.
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 21 2009, 01:59 PM)
now you are saying my lines?....... smile.gif ........what do you think is happening with the russian, indian, indonesian trained doctors..........and locally trained doctors through matrik/asasi pathways......

i am at the point of giving up........i don't care anymore.......the politicians don't care shit about the healthcare of the people, too many vested interests......all my efforts at explaining about quality, care in training doctors, at the end people just only care for themselves.......parents just want their mediocre offsprings to have the glamour of being doctors, by hook or by crook.......

i will choose the doctors who will treat me very carefully in future......i advise you all to do the same.......we are becoming like indonesia.....or worse......see how many indonesians don't trust their own doctors, and go to spore, msia for treatment.........maybe one day msians will go to indonesia for treatment! shakehead.gif
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Now now, that's generalization again. Not all doctors trained in these countries are shitty. Many are bright students on JPA scholarship. Also, many Unis in these countries are more established than the newly setup local IPTS.

Mind, you, i do agree with your point that only bright, dedicated, and interested students should enter medical course smile.gif

QUOTE(SAM90Gil @ Feb 21 2009, 02:32 PM)
yup yup yup...totally 100% agree. lets see what happens in future lah. for now...i jz wanna know who else receive the letter... XD 

but nt all students who study med wil choose to become doc.

my lecturer told me this (nt sure if its true)

a guy studied med, came out, do marketing on lab equipment.

another fren told me, his cousin(again i'm nt sure how far this shit can be true)  studied med then spend money to take up music and art performin shitz.

i know u guyz muz be thinking. "omfg, wat an idiot!! spent so much to study a course that he doesn't like!! why the hell he study med in the firz place??"

yup, ter is very low, i know, i'll work hard on that. thx for giving advice, i did apply for aimst and cucms. but i think 99.998% they'll reject my application. ^^
i know, my dad is a joker, he knows nth in all this education stuff. he's 65 this yr.
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My advice, try to aim for AIMST by joining its foundation first if your SAM result is not accepted. I am not sure about CUCMS but I strongly advise against it as it is also a new medical school.

Dun bother trying for IMU (local MBBS), MMMC or PMC, as the tuition fees are way too expensive, definitely not worth the money. Monash Malaysia is also a good option, as it is recognized by AMC. However, your TER must be >96 to be eligible.

Perhaps you can repeat SAM, try to score TER>90, then apply for IMU's PMS option. It is a very good programme.

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tq tq tq for yr advice..
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Now now, that's generalization again. Not all doctors trained in these countries are shitty. Many are bright students on JPA scholarship. Also, many Unis in these countries are more established than the newly setup local IPTS.

Mind, you, i do agree with your point that only bright, dedicated, and interested students should enter medical course smile.gif
sorry.........these are places which take in substandard students.........so they are all branded.....

how does one know whether a doctor from russia, india, indonesia, really deserved their places, or they just bought it........??? ask for their spm and pre-u results first???

so ALL graduates from these places are viewed with suspicion.....until proven otherwise........

same for ipts med schools in general........

nus, non-malays from ipta, western world graduates.........they have to be GOOD to get in, that we all know.........
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QUOTE(SAM90Gil @ Feb 21 2009, 09:39 AM)
my results are shitty i know, but my parents want me to study med, wat else can i do? my father jz dun understand. He even thinks there's such thing like 4+1 where in the final year u can do oversea and study specialist and cum back m'sia become sum ent,ortho specialist. laugh my aSs off. he thinks i'm a genius. Mahsa offering med is gud news for me if can study there. smile.gif  yes, it'll be bad for this profession bcoz nw they seems to commercialise it and encouragin those middle-score student to take up medicine. but BUT  BUT!!!

think about it in the firz place, who did this? who caused this, GOVT. i'm sure there are ALOT alot ALOT alot worse bumis doc in local U, doin matrik all aiming for med. Their spm result is even worse. I got 9A but my frenz who got 7A (bumis) can still go in matrik(nw finished ady they are applying for med), local U.
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So just because other people on the other side are also doing it, does it make it right? Your friends may end up as Dr Death: does it give you an excuse to be one also?

SAM90Gil, it is good that you recognise your weakness. If I were you, I would ask your father/parents one simple question: would they want to be treated by a Russian/Indonesian/Indian trained doctors? If they don't mind, then go to Mahsa and come out to be their personal doctor. If they do mind, tell them that is the kind of doctor you will end up if you go to Mahsa.

Say no. Simply tell them that you are not smart enough, and a TER of 80 is at the bottom where medical school entry is considered.

I'm not sure with a TER of 80, but there are other ways of entering the medical world. Nurses, pharmacists, radiologists etc. We need them.
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i don't think many people, sam90's parents included, know the difference lah......a loktor is a loktor lah......


Added on February 21, 2009, 5:33 pmit is not fair to expect the general public themselves to vet the quality of doctors they entrust their lives to.......

it is the duty of a country's regulatory body to ensure all doctors registered are competent......mmc is unable to do that because they are forced to register doctors from many med schools with poor and inconsistent quality products.......many of them within the country itself........and imagine.......mmc, and the profession, has NO say at all, in the setting up of new med schools.....nor the numbers graduating....nor the minimum quality of students admitted......that is decided by the mohe.......and the business running the med schools for profit.....as far as they are concerned, they have empty seats, ter 70 also can accept......

messed up education system indeed........

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 21 2009, 04:52 PM)
sorry.........these are places which take in substandard students.........so they are all branded.....

how does one know whether a doctor from russia, india, indonesia, really deserved their places, or they just bought it........??? ask for their spm and pre-u results first???

so ALL graduates from these places are viewed with suspicion.....until proven otherwise........

same for ipts med schools in general........

nus, non-malays from ipta, western world graduates.........they have to be GOOD to get in, that we all know.........
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Self praise eh? Since you are a medical graduate from UM brows.gif

Are you aware how many famous Indian grad doctors are serving in our country? Also, there are many incompetent doctors from western countries as well as IPTA (non-bumi). If you are a practicing doctor in hospital, you should be aware of these facts. Never judge where a doctor is from, but instead judge him/her based on capabilities. nod.gif

I am not sure about indo and russia, but as far as India is concerned, graduates from Top medical schools are generally competent, as these schools want to maintain their reputation.


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SAM90Gil, it is good that you recognise your weakness. If I were you, I would ask your father/parents one simple question: would they want to be treated by a Russian/Indonesian/Indian trained doctors? If they don't mind, then go to Mahsa and come out to be their personal doctor. If they do mind, tell them that is the kind of doctor you will end up if you go to Mahsa.
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Seriously, this statement is very biased. It shows that you know nothing about medicine. Stop giving advice if you dun know anything about it. doh.gif

So you are implying that ALL doctors from these countries are incompetent? rclxub.gif shakehead.gif

Also, the MASHA programme hasn't even started yet, how can you tell whether it is good or bad?? doh.gif

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what? whats wrong with Indonesian/Russian/Indian trained doctors?

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few msians get into top indian med schools like all india, christian med coll, too tough to get in lah......the very vast majority come from those well know for taking in foreigners, especially msians.......

don't have to go round in circles lah.....this issue discussed so many times before......
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few msians get into top indian med schools like all india, christian med coll, too tough to get in lah......the very vast majority come from those well know for taking in foreigners, especially msians.......

don't have to go round in circles lah.....this issue discussed so many times before......
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You should tell your dear friend/relative haya to stop generalizing. doh.gif

Many Msians doctor are from KMC Manipal, which was ranked no.7 in India last year (not bragging, just facts, and KMC has nothing to do with MMMC) icon_idea.gif

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So just because other people on the other side are also doing it, does it make it right? Your friends may end up as Dr Death: does it give you an excuse to be one also?

SAM90Gil, it is good that you recognise your weakness. If I were you, I would ask your father/parents one simple question: would they want to be treated by a Russian/Indonesian/Indian trained doctors? If they don't mind, then go to Mahsa and come out to be their personal doctor. If they do mind, tell them that is the kind of doctor you will end up if you go to Mahsa.

Say no. Simply tell them that you are not smart enough, and a TER of 80 is at the bottom where medical school entry is considered.

I'm not sure with a TER of 80, but there are other ways of entering the medical world. Nurses, pharmacists, radiologists etc. We need them.
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By mentioning india in ur list u insulted many people here dude.



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FYI..
all med students no matter they grad from what U..local or abroad..sponsored or pama..loan.whatever u want to name it..please dont..dont be biased.
grow up dude. dont simply judge someone.
c first what they r capable with..then only u can say anything what u want to say.
i did meet with one doc.,,he graduated from ireland..mara scholar..n he told me.
ANYONE can take medicine..no matter what is ur grade in spm BUT..u must have the passion to work hard, never give up, n know ur ability..study is all about thinking smart, turn the hardest task into the simplest one...
n as for those who graduated from certain countries which some of us still have the " sinikal " thinking bout them, feel curious whether they r true doc or not.....oh please..just stop it.
most of the veteran doc in msia grad from india..some did master / phd in india, indonesia...so if u're saying that..those who grad from these place r no good at all..then y ppl still choose to go there..??
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QUOTE(hurm00 @ Feb 21 2009, 07:18 PM)
FYI..
all med students no matter they grad from what U..local or abroad..sponsored or pama..loan.whatever u want to name it..please dont..dont be biased.
grow up dude. dont simply judge someone.
c first what they r capable with..then only u can say anything what u want to say.
i did meet with one doc.,,he graduated from ireland..mara scholar..n he told me.
ANYONE can take medicine..no matter what is ur grade in spm BUT..u must have the passion to work hard, never give up, n know ur ability..study is all about thinking smart, turn the hardest task into the simplest one...
n as for those who graduated from certain countries which some of us still have the " sinikal " thinking bout them, feel curious whether they r true doc or not.....oh please..just stop it.
most of the veteran doc in msia grad from india..some did master / phd in india, indonesia...so if u're saying that..those who grad from these place r no good at all..then y ppl still choose to go there..??
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so who are you (ie a consultant? MO? GP? medstudent? or unrelated people) to tell the old UM graduate here to grow up?
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QUOTE(hurm00 @ Feb 21 2009, 07:18 PM)
FYI..
all med students no matter they grad from what U..local or abroad..sponsored or pama..loan.whatever u want to name it..please dont..dont be biased.
grow up dude. dont simply judge someone.
c first what they r capable with..then only u can say anything what u want to say.
i did meet with one doc.,,he graduated from ireland..mara scholar..n he told me.
ANYONE can take medicine..no matter what is ur grade in spm
BUT..u must have the passion to work hard, never give up, n know ur ability..study is all about thinking smart, turn the hardest task into the simplest one...
he is completely WRONG..........

and he probably belongs to the group who maybe should NOT do medicine........

mara and ireland.......bad combination.......they have an internal arrangement to accept not so good mara students into medicine......

mara also has an arrangement with auckland where their scholars proceed automatically into 2nd year medicine, whereas others (some 1000 students in 1st year health science) fight to get into the 200 2nd year medicine places......an arrangement VERY unpopular with the other international full fees paying students there fighting for the limited places........some got much better results, but cannot get a place, whereas the mara scholars with poorer results get automatic progression to 2nd year.....

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well because of all this universities trying to start up their on medical program (rumors of taylors even) , there will be too many private med schools in malaysia with very poor entry level, and hence affecting the general public. would you want a sub standard doctor treating your daughter? would you want to rush to the emergency ward to see a HO that cant even perform CPR. Even though i wholly agree on the fact that with the right amount of passion and determination one can be a good doctor. but exams etc would be useless than right?

the main reason most doctors/general public discriminates against india/russia/indonesia doctors is for the same fact as mentioned above, sub standard doctor, not all uni's are like that. but if you can tell me uni's there accept BCD a level student??


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n as for those who graduated from certain countries which some of us still have the " sinikal " thinking bout them, feel curious whether they r true doc or not.....oh please..just stop it.
most of the veteran doc in msia grad from india..some did master / phd in india, indonesia...so if u're saying that..those who grad from these place r no good at all..then y ppl still choose to go there..??
because they cannot qualify to get into good reputable med schools.........

just like the thread starter, ter 80.........no way possible to get into oz (they ban people below 90 from even applying), too low for imu, pmc, mmmc, aimst,........you look hard enough you will find a place........if not mahsa, cucms, russia, some indian 3rd tier med schools.........yes, you are right, anyone can be a doctor......in russia, you pay some money you can get a pass mark.......

but they SHOULD NOT........and the country should have prevented them from doing medicine.......

you will NOT see this kind of stupidity in developed countries.......


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what? whats wrong with Indonesian/Russian/Indian trained doctors?
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nothing wrong with many.......just amongst them, are some who should not have got in, and who should not have graduated.......

ie lack of consistency....

makes it difficult for people to know who is what......

that's all........

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[quote=limeuu,Feb 21 2009, 02:53 PM]
because they cannot qualify to get into good reputable med schools.........

just like the thread starter, ter 80.........no way possible to get into oz (they ban people below 90 from even applying), too low for imu, pmc, mmmc, aimst,........you look hard enough you will find a place........if not mahsa, cucms, russia, some indian 3rd tier med schools.........yes, you are right, anyone can be a doctor......in russia, you pay some money you can get a pass mark.......


Not all the students in russia have bad grades. As for me, I chose russia over iptas.

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because they cannot qualify to get into good reputable med schools.........

just like the thread starter, ter 80.........no way possible to get into oz (they ban people below 90 from even applying), too low for imu, pmc, mmmc, aimst,........you look hard enough you will find a place........if not mahsa, cucms, russia, some indian 3rd tier med schools.........yes, you are right, anyone can be a doctor......in russia, you pay some money you can get a pass mark.......
Not all the students in russia have bad grades. As for me, I chose russia over iptas.
when i am faced with a russian graduate, i dunno if he is like hocklee who scored cgpa 4.0 (i am guessing) and preferred to go to russia, or leehock who had 3B 4C 2D in spm and bought a place and degree there........

tell me, how do i tell the two apart?........

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Passion is definitely a requirement for medicine, so is intelligence. If one is not bright enough, how can he/she respond when there's an emergency case?

There's a reason why only top students can enter med school in western countries you know?

BTW, MARA has arrangement with western U to allow substandard students into medicine? That's really unbelievable.

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not 'sub-standard' lah, it's all relative......

maybe someone with ter94.......will have got into any of msia's ipts med schools.......

but in auckland, someone with ter94 will likely not get high enough results in the 1st year (health science, open entry) to qualify to proceed to 2nd year (medicine)......even someone with ter96 standard may not get in.....(average of 1000+ students enter, to fill 250 places in medicine from 2nd year).....but because it a gov to gov arrangement, mara and jpa scholars will automatically qualify into 2nd year (medicine).......someone with better ter score, and have better 1st year result may not meet the cut off and denied entry.........

this is a special arrangement with some countries......ireland, nz, used to be some uni in oz........don't think any in uk involved........

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Since the mushrooming of IPTS med schools is getting quite serious, why isn't there a single news in The Star about it? Someone should write to the newspaper to alert the public.
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many of the 'public'.....mostly parents who want their children to live their dream of being doctors, actually support this easy access into medical schools.......they see this as a counter weight to the restrictions imposed on non malays in the entry into ipta med schools........and against mono-ethnic institutions like mara.......

like most problems in this country, the main reason for this huge mess is politics.....

utar has been fighting for their own medical school for years.....but refused permission......and mahsa came from nowhere and get a license.......

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many of the 'public'.....mostly parents who want their children to live their dream of being doctors, actually support this easy access into medical schools.......they see this as a counter weight to the restrictions imposed on non malays in the entry into ipta med schools........and against mono-ethnic institutions like mara.......
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shocking.gif I guess it's because the public consisting mostly parents do not realize the negative consequences of the mushrooming of IPTS med sch. For example, if the news of buyable-degree from Russia is exposed on the frontpage of The Star, I don't think the public will simply ignore it.

limeuu: You should try writing to The Star.

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As the result, future doctors will be forced to obtain well known specialist degrees which will distinguish themselves from other incompetent doctors.


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shocking.gif  I guess it's because the public consisting mostly parents do not realize the negative consequences of the mushrooming of IPTS med sch. For example, if the news of buyable-degree from Russia is exposed on the frontpage of The Star, I don't think the public will simply ignore it.

limeuu: You should try writing to The Star.
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Try doing that and you will definitely be killed in no time. There's too much profit involved. sweat.gif

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Hence, there is no way to stop the mushrooming?

QUOTE(hypermax @ Feb 22 2009, 12:35 AM)
As the result, future doctors will be forced to obtain well known specialist degrees which will distinguish themselves from other incompetent doctors.


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Try doing that and you will definitely be killed in no time. There's too much profit involved. sweat.gif
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Not so serious lah.. sweat.gif


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Hence, there is no way to stop the mushrooming?
Not so serious lah..  sweat.gif
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Hopefully when Pakatan comes to power, they will do something about it. YB Lim Kit Siang is well aware of such issues in Malaysia, and he even blogged about it.

Trust me, when big money is involved, it's that serious. sweat.gif
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just got off the phone with an indian doctor......as in indian national contract doctor, serving in a rural hospital in msia........

the referral is a patient with fresh quite profuse bleeding per rectum.......and the only cause the poor india trained doctor could think of is haemorrhoids........can't offer any other differential diagnosis......

maybe hypermax will want to offer some suggestions.......

see what i mean by problems with india trained graduates.......?
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 22 2009, 01:03 AM)
just got off the phone with an indian doctor......as in indian national contract doctor, serving in a rural hospital in msia........

the referral is a patient with fresh quite profuse bleeding per rectum.......and the only cause the poor india trained doctor could think of is haemorrhoids........can't offer any other differential diagnosis......

maybe hypermax will want to offer some suggestions.......

see what i mean by problems with india trained graduates.......?
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May i know where did he graduate from? There are many medical schools in India, and most medical grads from the top 10 schools won't make such mistake.
Also, pls dun generalize based on one doctor's performance.
BTW, i am not an Indian grad. You should know that.

BTW, why did you talk to him on the phone so late at night? He's your MO or houseman?

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Personally I think that medics that graduated from Malaysia is not any less inferior compare to UK grad. What set them apart is perhaps the emphasis of communication and willingness to do a self-directed study
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Personally I think that medics that graduated from Malaysia is not any less inferior compare to UK grad. What set them apart is perhaps the emphasis of communication and willingness to do a self-directed study
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Just curious, are you a UK grad?
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any graduate from top med schools in india will not be working in a remote hospital in msia..........

so you want me to ask all doctors where they graduate from?......how about their pre-u results as well.......?

i don't care, there are just TOO many poorly trained doctors coming out from these countries, including india........
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any graduate from top med schools in india will not be working in a remote hospital in msia..........

so you want me to ask all doctors where they graduate from?......how about their pre-u results as well.......?

i don't care, there are just TOO many poorly trained doctors coming out from these countries, including india........
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Well, if you want to put it that way, then it's fine with me. smile.gif

BTW, is he your MO or something? I thought you are a district health director? Health director needs to run rural clinic?? rolleyes.gif
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not going to offer some differential diagnosis?

should be at fingertips, for a final year student.......
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not going to offer some differential diagnosis?

should be at fingertips, for a final year student.......
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Nah, lazy to think. Have been studying the whole damn day need some rest.

You are really good at avoiding questions, aren't you?
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maybe not......maybe furiously looking up surgical textbooks.......or maybe not........

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maybe not......maybe furiously looking up surgical textbooks.......or maybe not........
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Haha, yeah, i am. laugh.gif

You as an experienced doctor, why dun you give me differential of upper GI bleed?

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Just curious, are you a UK grad?
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Yes  biggrin.gif
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Haha, yeah, i am. laugh.gif

You as an experienced doctor, why dun you give me differential of upper GI bleed?
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that answer along renders you close to failing already immediately.......

one more stupid slip, and you will have failed a surgical viva........

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 22 2009, 01:31 AM)
that answer along renders you close to failing already immediately.......

one more stupid slip, and you will have failed a surgical viva........
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I dun get what you mean. doh.gif
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ehhh that refer to lower gi bleed... i am sure that hypermax just unknowningly make the mistake
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I dun get what you mean. doh.gif
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precisely.........you have NOT understood the question/clinical scenario i presented above......and that suggest a problem........

go think about it for the night, and i may shed some light on this tomorrow........


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ehhh that refer to lower gi bleed... i am sure that hypermax just unknowningly make the mistake
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it is a very major mistake, one that should not be made......... and i can see the difference in the quality of knowledge immediately between the two of you......

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 22 2009, 01:34 AM)
precisely.........you have NOT understood the question/clinical scenario i presented above......and that suggest a problem........

go think about it for the night, and i may shed some light on this tomorrow........


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it is a very major mistake, one that should not be made......... and i can see the difference in the quality of knowledge immediately between the two of you......
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Haih, i am asking you an entirely different question lar doh.gif i wasn't answering your question. Rectum is confirm lower GI lar. Any medical student know that lar. rolleyes.gif

Let me ask you another question, what's the most common presentation for Upper GI bleed? IF you dun know you can jump. brows.gif

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if there is anything worse than an incompetent doctor, it's a dishonest one.......
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if there is anything worse than an incompetent doctor, it's a dishonest one.......
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What the....
That's bloody obvious that i was asking you another question. doh.gif
So, what's the answer to my simple question?

In the end of days, you are going to ask me all the questions while you answer none of mine?

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May i know where you graduated? Currently working?
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Not working yet. Doing my clinical in Uni. of Man
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I see. May i know which year? You on scholarship?
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So after graduating, can you stay there and specialize? Or do you have to come back to Msia?

My god, limmeu, it takes you so freaking long to answer my upper GI question? Are you really a medical graduate from UM?

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Well I could stay here for at least 2 years to finish my foundation programme before I can apply to enter their training program. The 2 years foundation training is given to all UK grad irregardless of their nationality since it is the responsibility of the DoH to ensure that all doctors graduated from UK are properly trained.
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 22 2009, 01:34 AM)
precisely.........you have NOT understood the question/clinical scenario i presented above......and that suggest a problem........

go think about it for the night, and i may shed some light on this tomorrow........


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it is a very major mistake, one that should not be made......... and i can see the difference in the quality of kn Liowledge immediately between the two of you......
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Hey I knew that~ and I just started my first year of of Grad. Entry MBBS.

Profuse bleeding out of the anus is obviously from the lower GIT. You dont get fresh blood out of the anus from bleeding in the upper GIT. You'll get melaena instead (including hematemesis if it is there).

D/D include of course ruptured hemorrhoid, infarcted lower GIT ~ hey even worms infestation (those hookworms in particular)~

Dont generalize on everybody. It depends on the individual you know.



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Hey I knew that~ and I just started my first year of of Grad. Entry MBBS.

Profuse bleeding out of the anus is obviously from the lower GIT. You dont get fresh blood out of the anus from bleeding in the upper GIT. You'll get melaena instead (including hematemesis if it is there).

D/D include of course ruptured hemorrhoid, infarcted lower GIT ~ hey even worms infestation (those hookworms in particular)~

Dont generalize on everybody. It depends on the individual you know.
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Dun bother. He's already starting to show inconsistency in his posting. Why would an indian grad doctor called him from rural clinic at 1 plus in the morning when he's a district health director? Usually, klinik kesihatan don't open at night. Anything major will have to be rushed to tertiary hospital. Also, even if KK opens at night, the district health director shouldn't be the one in charged.

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Dun bother. He's already starting to show inconsistency in his posting. Why would an indian grad doctor called him from rural clinic at 1 plus in the morning when he's a district health director? Usually, klinik kesihatan don't open at night. Anything major will have to be rushed to tertiary hospital. Also, even if KK opens at night, the district health director shouldn't be the one in charged.
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you have a very poor knowledge of msian health delivery setup for someone studying locally........abd like many poor student, never read the 'question' properly....


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Hey I knew that~ and I just started my first year of of Grad. Entry MBBS.

Profuse bleeding out of the anus is obviously from the lower GIT. You dont get fresh blood out of the anus from bleeding in the upper GIT. You'll get melaena instead (including hematemesis if it is there).

D/D include of course ruptured hemorrhoid, infarcted lower GIT ~ hey even worms infestation (those hookworms in particular)~

Dont generalize on everybody. It depends on the individual you know.
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i didn't generalise, at least you answered more than this doctor could.......

you will have passed with these answers, but now for distinction.........you have not given the 3 most common cause (but actually rare occurrence) for profuse fresh pr bleeding........


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i gave a real life clinical scenario, and one would thought med students would gleefully use that as a learning opportunity........but not some........

a student do NOT ask their teachers stupid question like 'what are the causes of ugih'............a student tells their teacher the answers, at their finger tips......
a student may ask then thoughtful questions like 'can gu and du be differentiated by symptoms?' or something like that........

as to what i am, like i am able to tell what many of you here are from your postings, what i am is painfully obvious to most of you, and to anyone with any acumen.......but an enigma to some.......

finally, a lack of respect and humility is a bad attribute in any doctor, and in medical students, it spells bad news for future relationships with peers, and superiors.........


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Through IMU.
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 22 2009, 08:05 AM)
i gave a real life clinical scenario, and one would thought med students would gleefully use that as a learning opportunity........but not some........

a student do NOT ask their teachers stupid question like 'what are the causes of ugih'............a student tells their teacher the answers, at their finger tips......
a student may ask then thoughtful questions like 'can gu and du be differentiated by symptoms?' or something like that........

as to what i am, like i am able to tell what many of you here are from your postings, what i am is painfully obvious to most of you, and to anyone with any acumen.......but an enigma to some.......

finally, a lack of respect and humility is a bad attribute in any doctor, and in medical students, it spells bad news for future relationships with peers, and superiors.........
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Since when you are my teacher? I have neither seen your face, nor confidently know that you are a practicing doctor from UM like you claimed. Why should i 'learn' from you then? rolleyes.gif If one's medical knowledge can be judged just from posting in a forum, why exams are not conducted online? There's a flaw in your logic. Also, i dun get why you like to assume the "teacher" role in a forum. If you have learned psychiatry before, you should know that one tend to show off on internet when he can't garner enough attention in real life rolleyes.gif

Knowing some medical jargon doesn't make you a doctor. You should know that.

BTW, you do have a lot of medical friends from different country eh? Just when we were discussing about Indian medical grads, suddenly you received a phone call from a Indian grad doctor (at one something in the morning some more)? What a coincidence rolleyes.gif

And why should i respect you when more than half of your posts contain elements of bias and discrimination? Learn to respect the others before others can respect you.

BTW, you know who we are because most of us here had introduced ourselves properly, but not you. doh.gif

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..ZzZ...i also lazy to read ady... i think.. for once i should be an obedient boy, jz study first loh, enroll into med school doesn't mean i will be guranteed to come out as a doc and i may drop out in firz year or watsoeva, but since my dad wishes me to study so much, i guess i shouldn't let him down, he raised me up, and take care of me for so long, plus he's so old ady, its really a bit infilial to go against his order..

做儿子的只希望父母开心。

furthermore, after i come out wif the basic knowledge on construction/development i believe i can do sumthg else 1... so...any other member receive the offer letter? ^^

dun bother bout first "why so stupid stil wanna go study med despite u suck in studies and shit"... lets see what happens in the future, maybe MAHSA won't get their approval to conduct the course leh?

bkannye da masuk 2 gerenti leh jadi doktor, xyah gdoh dlm thread ak psal bende yg bkan2 lak.. XD

u guys dunno my dad u all dunno how stubborn he is...wakaka..
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..ZzZ...i also lazy to read ady... i think.. for once i should be an obedient boy, jz study first loh, enroll into med school doesn't mean i will be guranteed to come out as a doc and i may drop out in firz year or watsoeva, but since my dad wishes me to study so much, i guess i shouldn't let him down, he raised me up, and take care of me for so long, plus he's so old ady, its really a bit infilial to go against his order..

做儿子的只希望父母开心。

furthermore, after i come out wif the basic knowledge on construction/development i believe i can do sumthg else 1... so...any other member receive the offer letter? ^^

dun bother bout first "why so stupid stil wanna go study med despite u suck in studies and shit"... lets see what happens in the future, maybe MAHSA won't  get their approval to conduct the course leh?

bkannye da masuk 2 gerenti leh jadi doktor, xyah gdoh dlm thread ak psal bende yg bkan2 lak.. XD

u guys dunno my dad u all dunno how stubborn he is...wakaka..
so dun tell me "if i were u i would tell him off, this and that"...
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If you go into med school with that kind of mentality,you'll most probably flunk out.. Which means a waste of money and time. You'll hate your life.

If he is so stubborn, ask him come to this forum and talk.
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because they cannot qualify to get into good reputable med schools.........

just like the thread starter, ter 80.........no way possible to get into oz (they ban people below 90 from even applying), too low for imu, pmc, mmmc, aimst,........you look hard enough you will find a place........if not mahsa, cucms, russia, some indian 3rd tier med schools.........yes, you are right, anyone can be a doctor......in russia, you pay some money you can get a pass mark.......

but they SHOULD NOT........and the country should have prevented them from doing medicine.......

you will NOT see this kind of stupidity in developed countries.......


Added on February 21, 2009, 8:09 pm

nothing wrong with many.......just amongst them, are some who should not have got in, and who should not have graduated.......

ie lack of consistency....

makes it difficult for people to know who is what......

that's all........
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hurm..bout the doctor....he already served more than 10years in msia..top 3 ib students in msia...n u still wana say that he's wrong n u;re right?
grow up dude....difficult is impossible..i dont think only top scorers in academic slips have meet the 100% requirement to be
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hypermax and limeu have this occasional break outs all the time, its quite normal when reading any medical thread here on lyn.

sometimes, by posting up some information online, your identity is truly exposed and it'll make you susceptible to threats (theft, extortion etc)

hypermax just made a mistake in the posting of upper GI rather than lower GI. ( would tight anus and constipation cause the wall to tear be common?)

and for MBChB, i'm your imu junior. m208!
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Feb 21 2009, 08:53 PM)
because they cannot qualify to get into good reputable med schools.........

just like the thread starter, ter 80.........no way possible to get into oz (they ban people below 90 from even applying), too low for imu, pmc, mmmc, aimst,........you look hard enough you will find a place........if not mahsa, cucms, russia, some indian 3rd tier med schools.........yes, you are right, anyone can be a doctor......in russia, you pay some money you can get a pass mark.......

but they SHOULD NOT........and the country should have prevented them from doing medicine.......

you will NOT see this kind of stupidity in developed countries.......


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nothing wrong with many.......just amongst them, are some who should not have got in, and who should not have graduated.......

ie lack of consistency....

makes it difficult for people to know who is what......

that's all........
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hurm..bout the doctor....he already served more than 10years in msia..top 3 ib students in msia...n u still wana say that he's wrong n u;re right?
grow up dude....difficult is impossible..i dont think only top scorers in academic slips are guaranteed to have the 100% requirement to be A GOOD DOCTOR..with knowledge..pride..MANNERS..get my point?
nowadays..most of the doc in msia..im not saying all of them..but a few..are arrogant..they think they're smart enough, know everything, "u wrong but im right " situation..it's all because..im MO..I have doctor title in front of my name..so what the heck?? n who are u to teach me bout things that i already know? whistling.gif
yeah i understand with the current situation, too many med students..coming from nowhere.. but who dare to jeopardize others life?
doctor - save a life..ppl see a doctor as a " god",,someone that they can give hope..n not a monster..they wait for miracle..they want doctor to save a life..so..to all med students out there..no matter from which U came from..local or abroad..grad with honour or not..russia or um..senior or junior doctor...u guys still carrying the same task..save a life..that's the most important thing as being a doctor..no need to show off which one are the best, the brilliant..hey ppl...if u think u're smarter than others..bad shape..~!..coz out there. there's a lot n alot of ppl are much2 better , actually they r among the best..with knowledge n manners..humble...respect others too.n know to whom they should give a chance .. coz impossible is nothing.. whistling.gif ..

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no doctor does harm with intentional malice........at least very few........

most do harm from incompetence.......

incompetence comes from being asked to perform a role over which the person is capable of......

the road to disaster is path with good intentions......
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做儿子的只希望父母开心。
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做儿子的只希望父母开心, 病人悲心。

If you truly wanted to be filial to your parents, you would give up medicine. Even I, "someone who does not know anything", can say if you know that you are going to fail and drop out, why spend 20k to find out you are going to drop out? I could do with that money.
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u guys dunno my dad u all dunno how stubborn he is...wakaka..
so dun tell me "if i were u i would tell him off, this and that"...
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No one is asking you to tell him off. Ask him one simple question: would he want to be treated by a Russian/Indonesian/Indian graduate? If yes, then go ahead, but you wouldn't get very far with just 1st year medical school if you drop out, and frankly there are other courses to make a honest living.

A medical school does not become famous because of one brilliant doctor, but by producing thousands of competent doctors.


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no doctor does harm with intentional malice........at least very few........

most do harm from incompetence.......

incompetence comes from being asked to perform a role over which the person is capable of......

the road to disaster is path with good intentions......
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Hoo boy. That sums up Jayant Patel in a nutshell.

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hypermax and limeu have this occasional break outs all the time, its quite normal when reading any medical thread here on lyn.

sometimes, by posting up some information online, your identity is truly exposed and it'll make you susceptible to threats (theft, extortion etc)

hypermax just made a mistake in the posting of upper GI rather than lower GI. ( would tight anus and constipation cause the wall to tear be common?)

and for MBChB, i'm your imu junior. m208!
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Well, i guess i just can't tolerate posts which contain generalization, bias and discrimination.

Also, it wouldn't harm if one provides info such as place of working/studying or field of specialization. If extortion is rampant, i guess many would have been extorted already, since many lowyat forum members often attend gathering organized by various forum members.

Seriously, i was asking him a question rather then replying him. If one can't differentiate UGI from LGI, he/she shouldn't have passed first year in the first place. That's like unable to differentiate between upper limb and lower limb. wink.gif


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QUOTE(haya @ Feb 22 2009, 03:25 PM)
做儿子的只希望父母开心, 病人悲心。

If you truly wanted to be filial to your parents, you would give up medicine. Even I, "someone who does not know anything", can say if you know that you are going to fail and drop out, why spend 20k to find out you are going to drop out? I could do with that money.

No one is asking you to tell him off. Ask him one simple question: would he want to be treated by a Russian/Indonesian/Indian graduate? If yes, then go ahead, but you wouldn't get very far with just 1st year medical school if you drop out, and frankly there are other courses to make a honest living.

A medical school does not become famous because of one brilliant doctor, but by producing thousands of competent doctors.


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Hoo boy. That sums up Jayant Patel in a nutshell.
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So i guess you have never been treated by a graduate from any of these 3 countries before?? rolleyes.gif

Also, there's no such phrase as 悲心. is 伤心。 icon_idea.gif

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hurm..bout the doctor....he already served more than 10years in msia..top 3 ib students in msia...n u still wana say that he's wrong n u;re right?
grow up dude....difficult is impossible..i dont think only top scorers in academic slips are guaranteed to have the  100% requirement to be A GOOD DOCTOR..with knowledge..pride..MANNERS..get my point?
nowadays..most of the doc in msia..im not saying all of them..but a few..are arrogant..they think they're smart enough, know everything, "u wrong but im right " situation..it's all because..im MO..I have doctor title in front of my name..so what the heck?? n who are u to teach me bout things that i already know? whistling.gif
yeah i understand with the current situation, too many med students..coming from nowhere.. but who dare to jeopardize others life?
doctor - save a life..ppl see a doctor as a " god",,someone that they can give hope..n not a monster..they wait for miracle..they want doctor to save a life..so..to all med students out there..no matter from which U came from..local or abroad..grad with honour or not..russia or um..senior or junior doctor...u guys still carrying the same task..save a life..that's the most important thing as being a doctor..no need to show off which one are the best, the brilliant..hey ppl...if u think u're smarter than others..bad shape..~!..coz out there. there's a lot n alot of ppl are much2 better , actually they r among the best..with knowledge n manners..humble...respect others too.n know to whom they should give a chance .. coz impossible is nothing.. whistling.gif ..
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That's also why in overseas, doctors are not allow to display degree with country of origin in bracket, unlike here in Msia.

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walaueh, even before offering a place (this is NOT a letter of offer), they want rm500 from you...........!!

what does 3+2 mean?

and there will be people, without any further info, without details, dunno where it is twinned, whether it is recognised, dunno know how much the fees w......will pay rm500 to 'book' a place with a ter80........
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Hopefully when Pakatan comes to power, they will do something about it. YB Lim Kit Siang is well aware of such issues in Malaysia, and he even blogged about it.

Trust me, when big money is involved, it's that serious. sweat.gif
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Hopefully when Pakatan comes to power, they will do something about it. YB Lim Kit Siang is well aware of such issues in Malaysia, and he even blogged about it.

Trust me, when big money is involved, it's that serious. sweat.gif
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walaueh, even before offering a place (this is NOT a letter of offer), they want rm500 from you...........!!

what does 3+2 mean?

and there will be people, without any further info, without details, dunno where it is twinned, whether it is recognised, dunno know how much the fees w......will pay rm500 to 'book' a place with a ter80........
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yaya! Totally agree with you.Never see a medical school will secretly start a new programme especially medicine,seems like the college don't want to let too much people know about the course.twinning programme?which uni ?never stated clearly,then how to check whether is recognized or not?Before make sure for a place need to pay for registration fees?Actually,they can easily offer you the place after"interview",when you find it the MD offered is from a unrecognized uni,your RM500 will fly away unless you still want it!!!! This letter is a bit same with the offer letter from kolej yayasan melaka:"Tahniah anda telah diterima mengikuti program sains komputer kolej yayasan melaka."Then they will directly tell you how to pay the registration fees and date to register but the only difference is one who receive this letter will know that the programme is approved and accredited by MQA,while the MD "offered" by mahsa college is unknown!sam90Gil I strongly to suggest that,better make it clear about any details and info concerning this course and think twice before decide.This is your future,don't try to take the risk,don't try the unknown uni especially medicine it may ruin your life.Actually,medicine =doctor=health care=patients=healthy. If you simply choose to do medicine anywhere just because you "want"to"be"a"doctor"....then,medicine=killer=murder=patients=death!!!!!!

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..... i din say wanna pay also. i started this thread to ask around who else receive this letter. its not like i cant wait to go register or wat. a bit irritating to see certain user keep spamming and comment on my result or watsoeva. he thinks he's the smartest person in the world. 他以为天下的人都没带脑出街啊。。。
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QUOTE(SAM90Gil @ Feb 23 2009, 04:13 PM)
..... i din say wanna pay also. i started this thread to ask around who else receive this letter. its not like i cant wait to go register or wat. a bit irritating to see certain user keep spamming and comment on my result or watsoeva. he thinks he's the smartest person in the world. 他以为天下的人都没带脑出街啊。。。
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Get used to it. That fella is always like that. 他自认天下无敌.


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walaueh, even before offering a place (this is NOT a letter of offer), they want rm500 from you...........!!

what does 3+2 mean?

and there will be people, without any further info, without details, dunno where it is twinned, whether it is recognised, dunno know how much the fees w......will pay rm500 to 'book' a place with a ter80........
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Eh, people also didnt say wanna join, you so serious for what??? rclxub.gif Stop picking on people's result lar doh.gif TER80 is still good enough for many other courses.

PLs dude, stop being judgmental. I wonder why did you choose medicine as your career (that is if you truly are a doctor, of which i highly doubt so after the your post regarding the PCI). You should have chosen law and be a judge instead. wink.gif

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hey sam90Gil.My dad told me:祥如果你进不了政俯大学,就读容易进的医学院咯。不要紧的,被承认就好,反正私人大学也会被承认的。So,the totally untested uni like cucms he also want me to try because he think I sure care about family's economic conditions.He don't know much about education I will not blame him.But,I still don't want to take the risk to try the totally new medical school,as some senior here tell me go for a better quality medical school,even though they are not the top,at least can produce a competent doctor.I went and asked a lot of friends,seniors,some eldest.finally,most of them were told me beside IMU and PMC,the aimst is able to culture a qualified and competent doctor.Im lucky to obtain such ideal opinions and views from them.So,I decided to apply aimst and i also don't mind to do foundation again if i am rejected by aimst.Fortunately,to be a doctor is a dream of mine so,you are different.Try and persuade your dad and tell him let you make a decision about your future.God give you a bright brain to think,so don't waste it.No one can force you as you really no willing to do it.Better think it hundred times before make a decision,be filial but do consider more to the pity patients.I think you are a sensible guy(know it from your filial behavior),so really hope you to do a right choice ok?All the best guy!

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QUOTE(MBBS siang @ Feb 23 2009, 04:32 PM)
hey sam90Gil.My dad told me:祥如果你进不了政俯大学,就读容易进的医学院咯。不要紧的,被承认就好,反正私人大学也会被承认的。So,the totally untested uni like cucms he also want me to try because he think I sure care about family's economic conditions.He don't know much about education I will not blame him.But,I still don't want to take the risk to try the totally new medical school,as some senior here tell me go for a better quality medical school,even though they are not the top,at least can produce a competent doctor.I went and asked a lot of friends,seniors,some eldest.finally,most of them were told me beside IMU and PMC,the aimst is able to culture a qualified and competent doctor.Im lucky to obtain such ideal opinions and views from them.So,I decided to apply aimst and i also don't mind to do foundation again if i am rejected by aimst.Fortunately,to be a doctor is a dream of mine so,you are different.Try and persuade your dad and tell him let you make a decision about your future.God give you a bright brain to think,so don't waste it.No one can force you as you really no willing to do it.Better think it hundred times before make a decision,be filial but do consider more to the pity patients.I think you are a sensible guy(know it from your filial behavior),so really hope you to do a right choice ok?All the best guy!
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QUOTE(SAM90Gil @ Feb 23 2009, 04:13 PM)
..... i din say wanna pay also. i started this thread to ask around who else receive this letter. its not like i cant wait to go register or wat. a bit irritating to see certain user keep spamming and comment on my result or watsoeva. he thinks he's the smartest person in the world. 他以为天下的人都没带脑出街啊。。。
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malaysian doctors have this fetish on picking and insulting younger people....

get used to it...when you do your hospital posting, expect another whole big bunch of those...
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malaysian doctors have this fetish on picking and insulting younger people....

get used to it...when you do your hospital posting, expect another whole big bunch of those...
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Not really lar, only those lack of self confidence ones. I have met many senior consultants from UM. Most of them are very nice, unlike the one in our forum. rolleyes.gif
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So they have some kinda superior-complex?
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Hmm, the younger ones, yes. They even look down on people grad from overseas (UK, US, AUS), as they think entering UM or UKM is harder than entering oversea medical schools.

BTW, we already have one in our forum brows.gif

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Hmm, the younger ones, yes. They even look down on people grad from overseas (UK, US, AUS), as they think entering UM or UKM is harder than entering oversea medical schools.

BTW, we already have one in our forum brows.gif
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correction: *remove AUS...since need TER 99.65 to enter (i think)...
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Hmm, the younger ones, yes. They even look down on people grad from overseas (UK, US, AUS), as they think entering UM or UKM is harder than entering oversea medical schools.

BTW, we already have one in our forum brows.gif
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correction: *remove AUS...since need TER 99.65 to enter (i think)...
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That's Melbourne U only lah.. Others like UNSW need 98+.
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That's Melbourne U only lah.. Others like UNSW need 98+.
of the several people i know who got direct entry into undergraduate medicine and dentistry this year, non was below 98.........so that's about right......

no melbourne undergraduate medicine now.......and last year of undergraduate dentistry.....and someone with 99.45 failed to get in, and has to go to latrobe instead....... shocking.gif

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Hmm, the younger ones, yes. They even look down on people grad from overseas (UK, US, AUS), as they think entering UM or UKM is harder than entering oversea medical schools.

BTW, we already have one in our forum brows.gif
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hehe,,i guess i -know- to- whom -u're referring it to..well i dont wanna b specify to one person only..but that's how they 're thinking..they will think that way so that they feel more " secure"..more " relief"..and telling themselves " i am better than u , i know better than u , we r more expert than u guys . most of the cases that we learn n being exposed are relates with the reality in msia, so when dealing with patients, we will do much2 better than u guys even though u graduated from abroad..get what i mean?
honestly..this kind of attitude happens , personally..it is all about jealousy..come on..if u're given a chance to study abroad, will u reject the offeR? shakehead.gif ...i dont think so..jealousy is worsen when they know that some of the med students r able to study medicine ( the fees r higher compares with other courses) plus going sponsored by their parents while some of these " guys" also study med, but only enter local U. n rely on scholarship or loan, that's y,,they will keep saying..if u wanna do medicine, u must be the top scorer..bla n bla n bla....coz the system itself requires us to compete n be the best among the best..

i'm not trying to insult anyone. sorry if the above statement bother u..but that's the reality n it happens most of the time..ppl change..so do their living quality..nowadays, most of the parents , i dont know y,,but really like to c their children becoming a doctor..n they know , it is difficult to enter local U due to limited places, n the competition r very tough..so y not..use their own money..soon, they will choose ipts..or abroad..n they dont give a damn bout what others will say..coz hey..it is my money..y do u care so much?
that's y..in m'sia , some of the bussnssman c it as a potential for making money..then u will c a lot of agency, advertising bout helping those private students to study abroad coz they know..their clients will keep increasing from year to years.. then it goes..too many med college/ u ..bla n bla..then it comes the politic games..
yes...msian ppl r rich.. nod.gif

u want to fix this thing? go ahead..start planning to become the next minister of education.
but if u think u can fix this thing by nagging bout this n that..mention bout double standard.. keep trying to win the situation..seeing other ppl as a bad shape..but hey..i'm not..coz i came from a prestigious U..wanna c my academic slip??..duh~~..
just my 2 cents..

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Well, that's life. Some even willing to twist the facts just to make their argument stands (one min indian doctor, then next min become paskitani) brows.gif

And instead of sharing experience with young doctors and doctor-soon-to-bes, some prefer to bash and generalize.

Well, to the TS, if you really wanna do medical, pls go ahead and join whatever college you want. In the end, the same forummer who picked on your result is not going to pay your tuition fee. But pls remember to study hard so that you can treat your patients better, and never sacrifice patient's safety for your own gain.

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hi.. i just want to clarify... is the mahsa right beside um. i'm being told by my friend. is mahsa good?. is the fee expensive?
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Government is definitely to be blamed for the poor control of these Medical doctors in years to come. If we are smart enough to think about the answer to the question, who is benefit behinds all this. Go check who owns the Aimst College, Mahsa then you will probably get a clue.

Our Government nowadays doesn't really care much about the quality of the profession. Money is more important afterall. And don't worry, if anything happen in the future, then only they will organise a press conference to explain the reason behind all these. If nothing happen ler, mah God bless us lor. How nice?!
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Government is definitely to be blamed for the poor control of these Medical doctors in years to come. If we are smart enough to think about the answer to the question, who is benefit behinds all this. Go check who owns the Aimst College, Mahsa then you will probably get a clue.

Our Government nowadays doesn't really care much about the quality of the profession. Money is more important afterall. And don't worry, if anything happen in the future, then only they will organise a press conference to explain the reason behind all these. If nothing happen ler, mah God bless us lor. How nice?!
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uh guys, hypermax purposely didnt want to answer limeuu's question la...follow the thread properly before saying he's a moron ok...

QUOTE(hurm00 @ Feb 22 2009, 12:47 PM)
hurm..bout the doctor....he already served more than 10years in msia..top 3 ib students in msia...n u still wana say that he's wrong n u;re right?
grow up dude....difficult is impossible..i dont think only top scorers in academic slips are guaranteed to have the  100% requirement to be A GOOD DOCTOR..with knowledge..pride..MANNERS..get my point?
nowadays..most of the doc in msia..im not saying all of them..but a few..are arrogant..they think they're smart enough, know everything, "u wrong but im right " situation..it's all because..im MO..I have doctor title in front of my name..so what the heck?? n who are u to teach me bout things that i already know? whistling.gif
yeah i understand with the current situation, too many med students..coming from nowhere.. but who dare to jeopardize others life?
doctor - save a life..ppl see a doctor as a " god",,someone that they can give hope..n not a monster..they wait for miracle..they want doctor to save a life..so..to all med students out there..no matter from which U came from..local or abroad..grad with honour or not..russia or um..senior or junior doctor...u guys still carrying the same task..save a life..that's the most important thing as being a doctor..no need to show off which one are the best, the brilliant..hey ppl...if u think u're smarter than others..bad shape..~!..coz out there. there's a lot n alot of ppl are much2 better , actually they r among the best..with knowledge n manners..humble...respect others too.n know to whom they should give a chance .. coz impossible is nothing.. whistling.gif ..
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what if, when given that chance and somebody dies....n that is not impossible...
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QUOTE(hypermax @ Feb 23 2009, 08:42 PM)
Well, that's life. Some even willing to twist the facts just to make their argument stands (one min indian doctor, then next min become paskitani) brows.gif

And instead of sharing experience with young doctors and doctor-soon-to-bes, some prefer to bash and generalize.

Well, to the TS, if you really wanna do medical, pls go ahead and join whatever college you want. In the end, the same forummer who picked on your result is not going to pay your tuition fee. But pls remember to study hard so that you can treat your patients better, and never sacrifice patient's safety for your own gain.
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Erm..this is really getting out of hand. Hypermax, i think you misunderstood what limeuu had said. The Indian doctor calling him late at night was completely justifiable. Truth be told, I have to agree with most of his sentiments. There are many foreign doctors in Malaysia who do not make the grade. Keep in mind that I'm not implying that ALL foreign grads are lousy, it's just that the KKM does not have a proper mechanism of telling apart the good ones from the bad ones. limeuu was merely giving an example.
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Well, to look at the fact. The growing surplus of doctors in malaysia may be true but how many doctors are good enough? At the rate the doctors are coming out from the unis each year, it's like a factory producing cars. They are 3 types of doctors who come out, or maybe 4

a) those who has made doctor their dream since young
b) those who after get good result then only want to become doctor, mostly like getting all As in STPM, A Levels or good results in SAM, etc.
c) those who are forced by their parents where i pity this lot the most
d) those who think it's a lucrative job and glamorous

Among this I say the c and d group shouldn't even think of applying medicine. Doctor is not a glamorous profession, it takes a lot of dedication, skill, sacrifice, etc.. You can't simply go in saying i want to become a doctor, u must have the passion for it. Good results won't mean your a good doctor, and you don't have to be a genius to become one either. What matters is the heart, not the brain.
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QUOTE(lordblood @ Apr 13 2009, 10:54 PM)
Well, to look at the fact. The growing surplus of doctors in malaysia may be true but how many doctors are good enough? At the rate the doctors are coming out from the unis each year, it's like a factory producing cars. They are 3 types of doctors who come out, or maybe 4

a) those who has made doctor their dream since young
b) those who after get good result then only want to become doctor, mostly like getting all As in STPM, A Levels or good results in SAM, etc.
c) those who are forced by their parents where i pity this lot the most
d) those who think it's a lucrative job and glamorous

Among this I say the c and d group shouldn't even think of applying medicine. Doctor is not a glamorous profession, it takes a lot of dedication, skill, sacrifice, etc.. You can't simply go in saying i want to become a doctor, u must have the passion for it. Good results won't mean your a good doctor, and you don't have to be a genius to become one either. What matters is the heart, not the brain.
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Yup totally agree rclxms.gif Good! Those highlight one,shouldn't apply for medicine otherwise they will regret for life time!

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QUOTE(MBBS siang @ Apr 13 2009, 11:01 PM)
Yup totally agree rclxms.gif Good! Those highlight one,shouldn't apply for medicine otherwise they will regret for life time!
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so u don't think having an MBBS is glamorous? quite ironic whistling.gif
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so u don't think having an MBBS is glamorous? quite ironic  whistling.gif
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trust me.. the job that u get urself into is high level of stress, challenge and stuff like that.. being a doctor is something people look up to cause the respect they get, saving other ppl's life.. how many can suffer under tremendous pressure and stress.. that's y ppl thing the job is glamorous and lucrative.. yes, if ur super good and highly exp.. no if u just came into the working world.. however, medicine has been my dream since like 7 and i'm ready to face all the challenges it throws at me.. BRING IT ON!! thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(lordblood @ Apr 13 2009, 11:17 PM)
trust me.. the job that u get urself into is high level of stress, challenge and stuff like that.. being a doctor is something people look up to cause the respect they get, saving other ppl's life.. how many can suffer under tremendous pressure and stress.. that's y ppl thing the job is glamorous and lucrative.. yes, if ur super good and highly exp.. no if u just came into the working world.. however, medicine has been my dream since like 7 and i'm ready to face all the challenges it throws at me.. BRING IT ON!! thumbup.gif
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you didnt even catch my sarcasm...look at who i was referring to...please...

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QUOTE(edge85 @ Apr 13 2009, 11:21 PM)
you didnt even catch my sarcasm...look at who i was referring to...please...

it doesn't hurt to think out of the box sometimes.....jangan jadi lurus bendul...
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QUOTE(edge85 @ Apr 14 2009, 12:06 AM)
so u don't think having an MBBS is glamorous? quite ironic  whistling.gif
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I don't think so tongue.gif Haiyo abang jangan selalu pick my sentences la biggrin.gif Maybe you will say Im naive. To me I really think to become a doctor can help and save a lot of life and it is also a challenging career! rclxms.gif
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It is glamourous job in fact, but in a positive way. Depending on how people think. Wtv it is, medicine is still a noble profession and will still be considered as one for decades. Glamorous or not, they save lifes. It's ok with people who enters the field thinking that the profession is glamourous, but please la at least make sure that you have the interest to pursue. It's what that will keep you going for the rest of your life. Being a doctor is definitely not an easy job, esp now with the increasing demand and expectation of the public for healthcare.
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I think if we go to pendalaman everyone will respect and tabik hormat if you got DR. But in the hospital, most will abuse/shout at you even when you do the right thing.

Glamorous at outside but not in the inside.
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QUOTE(csrulez @ Apr 14 2009, 12:51 AM)
It is glamourous job in fact, but in a positive way. Depending on how people think. Wtv it is, medicine is still a noble profession and will still be considered as one for decades. Glamorous or not, they save lifes. It's ok with people who enters the field thinking that the profession is glamourous, but please la at least make sure that you have the interest to pursue. It's what that will keep you going for the rest of your life. Being a doctor is definitely not an easy job, esp now with the increasing demand and expectation of the public for healthcare.
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QUOTE(Ibrahimovic @ Apr 14 2009, 12:00 AM)
I think if we go to pendalaman everyone will respect and tabik hormat if you got DR. But in the hospital, most will abuse/shout at you even when you do the right thing.

Glamorous at outside but not in the inside.
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housmans kena bully a lot in hospitals, i heard that from my seniors.. especially the nurses, they really will make your life miserable one.. however that's how they toughen u up i guess, don't think that u graduate as a doctor means you'll be a good doctor.. how many times we read in newspapers some doctors screw up other people's life..


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Exactly! I mean highlight part tongue.gif
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seconded by me.. biggrin.gif

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Actually they did it in the name of 'toughen up houseman' but in fact, they just mean and want to let on their stress.

But if it a positive one and not mental abuse, I think it is quite good as life as a doctor could be challenging. but if it lead to abusing, then it's no good.
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QUOTE(Ibrahimovic @ Apr 14 2009, 12:26 PM)
Actually they did it in the name of 'toughen up houseman' but in fact, they just mean and want to let on their stress.

But if it a positive one and not mental abuse, I think it is quite good as life as a doctor could be challenging. but if it lead to abusing, then it's no good.
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Depends on how u look to it. I asked a nurse before, why sometimes nurses bully houseman, she said some houseman very sombong, so they teach them a lesson.. Also she said it's nurses who do all the minor jobs like prep the patient, do IV, give meds, etc. Doctors only do major stuff. So she said houseman should respect nurses cause they are more senior and they are the backbone of the hospital. Both nurses and doctors must work together, if not the health care service can't function.
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QUOTE(lordblood @ Apr 14 2009, 11:14 PM)
Depends on how u look to it. I asked a nurse before, why sometimes nurses bully houseman, she said some houseman very sombong, so they teach them a lesson.. Also she said it's nurses who do all the minor jobs like prep the patient, do IV, give meds, etc. Doctors only do major stuff. So she said houseman should respect nurses cause they are more senior and they are the backbone of the hospital. Both nurses and doctors must work together, if not the health care service can't function.
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Yup! Definitely correct because healthcare is a teamwork but not hero(DR) performances smile.gif So,a respect is a "must" to all of your senior even he/she is nurses or paramedic because they can really help and teach houseman somethings biggrin.gif

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yep teamwork and respect is important but the question is on abusing. There is many case on this but senior doctor should also respect others especially when they also once a houseman.
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yep teamwork and respect is important but the question is on abusing. There is many case on this but senior doctor should also respect others especially when they also once a houseman.
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give respect, take respect.. simple as it may sound, it's hard to practice it thou..
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I think because doctor work 48 hours and lack of sleeping cause anger/stress to be more prevalent and hard to control. Pity all the doctor...
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I think because doctor work 48 hours and lack of sleeping cause anger/stress to be more prevalent and hard to control. Pity all the doctor...
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Yeah, this days not that bad ady.. Back in like the 70s where new doctors were less, some houseman get on call for 72 hours straight.. Sometimes in one week they maybe get 3 hours sleep daily?? Maybe lesser.. Depending on the situation they are in.. So sometimes u can see the doctor grumpy and like not good mood only..
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MD... I assume Indonesia?

Anyone care to clarify this?
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it's an in-house programme........

they obviously have very strong political pull........they have secured the use of HKL for clinical training........

from practically nowhere, they have their own inhouse medical programme......wonder who are their lecturers..........

malaysia boleh.........
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Nov 27 2009, 08:25 AM)
it's an in-house programme........

they obviously have very strong political pull........they have secured the use of HKL for clinical training........

from practically nowhere, they have their own inhouse medical programme......wonder who are their lecturers..........

malaysia boleh.........
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2 of our lecturers went there, a physiologist and pathologist, they are pretty good. Heard that the pay there is really good. And how the heck they are able to secure HKL O.o must have a lot of financial + political support?
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2 of our lecturers went there, a physiologist and pathologist, they are pretty good. Heard that the pay there is really good. And how the heck they are able to secure HKL O.o must have a lot of financial + political support?
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lol who are the lecturers that went there?
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lol who are the lecturers that went there?
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Um, yeah, just a physiologist and a pathologist. =) They are good. honestly. In teachings and knowledge.
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QUOTE(onelove89 @ Nov 28 2009, 09:40 AM)
Um, yeah, just a physiologist and a pathologist. =) They are good. honestly. In teachings and knowledge.
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how do you know.......?

my point is, at this stage of you life, you have no reference point for either the competency of the lecturers, nor quality of the medical education you are receiving.......
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Nov 28 2009, 11:40 AM)
how do you know.......?

my point is, at this stage of you life, you have no reference point for either the competency of the lecturers, nor quality of the medical education you are receiving.......
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I think he is judging from the point of view of a medical student...

For a student, good lecturer need not to be the smartest, but able to convey the message very clearly to the student. Good lecturer should also constantly update themself with the latest medical advancement...

Indication of a good lecturer is to look at the attandance rate and number of students who fell asleep.
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Well said Gorila.

Onelove, Prof Gosh and Dr Mehboob, any idea who they are?

Lordblood, they re practicing integrated curriculum in Mahsa. Compare to the traditional curriculum where students have to learn three subjects in the first year and another three in the second year. In an integrated programme, students are exposed to all these subjects from the first year in "small doses". Lecturer wise- all the lecturers are really good from what i ve heard. The medical faculty dean Dato Dr Khairul is a former UM dean in charge of the faculty. His approaches to managing a private medical college are impressive, how he handles problems... However, it is still a very young medical college
Majority of the medical students are indians > chinese > malays
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there isn't any new medical school started within the last 20 years that use the traditional approach........they ALL use the integrated approach.......
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Well said Gorila.

Onelove, Prof Gosh and Dr Mehboob, any idea who they are?

Lordblood, they re practicing integrated curriculum in Mahsa. Compare to the traditional curriculum where students have to learn three subjects in the first year and another three in the second year. In an integrated programme, students are exposed to all these subjects from the first year in "small doses". Lecturer wise- all the lecturers are really good from what i ve heard.  The medical faculty dean Dato Dr Khairul is a former UM dean in charge of the faculty. His approaches to managing a private medical college are impressive, how he handles problems... However, it is still a very young medical college
Majority of the medical students are indians > chinese > malays
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2nd one is the pathologist from our uni last year. 1st one I'm not so sure =/ sorry.
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Dec 2 2009, 08:27 AM)
there isn't any new medical school started within the last 20 years that use the traditional approach........they ALL use the integrated approach.......
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My mistake. Maybe the "traditional" i said is wrong. doh.gif What i was trying to tell is some uni have their students study three subjects in the first year etc. and some have it the other way.

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Hi guys, i might be going to Mahsa by next year if i do well on my SPM for foundation in science. So, i want to ask, how is the campus? Is it crowded?

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I'm enrolling into the Mahsa Foundation programme, which hopefully I'll get to do medicine.

I've checked out so many IPTAs and IPTSs, IPTAs no need to say since i wasn't accepted for matriks or asasi, and i turned down form 6. Of all the IPTSs I've checked out, AIMST has the worst foundation programmes, but one of the best degree courses. Other unis like Monash, Nottingham, IMU was stupendously expensive, the better alternative would be going overseas to do the course. Manipal made it compulsory for ALL med, den and pharm students to complete their last 3 years of degree in India (which my mum was uncomfortable with) . CUCMS and ACMS would ask for money during application regardless of whether you're accepted later (which I think was pretty ridiculous because that shows how much they want your money). I applied for RCM but they gave me Dip in Chem Eng instead blink.gif Utar was starting medicine so I applied there as well, but we all know how hard is it to enter utar itself...

So.... it came back to Mahsa.. Why? another long story smile.gif
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QUOTE(Lianne @ Jul 8 2010, 02:28 PM)
I'm enrolling into the Mahsa Foundation programme, which hopefully I'll get to do medicine.

I've checked out so many IPTAs and IPTSs, IPTAs no need to say since i wasn't accepted for matriks or asasi, and i turned down form 6. Of all the IPTSs I've checked out, AIMST has the worst foundation programmes, but one of the best degree courses. Other unis like Monash, Nottingham, IMU was stupendously expensive, the better alternative would be going overseas to do the course. Manipal made it compulsory for ALL med, den and pharm students to complete their last 3 years of degree in India (which my mum was uncomfortable with) . CUCMS and ACMS would ask for money during application regardless of whether you're accepted later (which I think was pretty ridiculous because that shows how much they want your money). I applied for RCM but they gave me Dip in Chem Eng instead  blink.gif  Utar was starting medicine so I applied there as well, but we all know how hard is it to enter utar itself...

So.... it came back to Mahsa.. Why? another long story  smile.gif
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QUOTE(MBBS siang @ Apr 14 2009, 10:18 PM)
Yup! Definitely correct because healthcare is a teamwork but not hero(DR) performances smile.gif So,a respect is a "must" to all of your senior even he/she is nurses or paramedic because they can really help and teach houseman somethings biggrin.gif
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Yes, Housemans are new and they need to listen to the senior. Some things may seem ridiculous but they know better. Just because you're a doctor doesn't mean those of lower rank have to "kowtow" to you. You are a fresh grad and there are so many things to learn. If I get medicine I want to be like that. I want to save lives, earning money is secondary smile.gif

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QUOTE(Lianne @ Jul 8 2010, 02:28 PM)
I'm enrolling into the Mahsa Foundation programme, which hopefully I'll get to do medicine.

I've checked out so many IPTAs and IPTSs, IPTAs no need to say since i wasn't accepted for matriks or asasi, and i turned down form 6. Of all the IPTSs I've checked out, AIMST has the worst foundation programmes, but one of the best degree courses. Other unis like Monash, Nottingham, IMU was stupendously expensive, the better alternative would be going overseas to do the course. Manipal made it compulsory for ALL med, den and pharm students to complete their last 3 years of degree in India (which my mum was uncomfortable with) . CUCMS and ACMS would ask for money during application regardless of whether you're accepted later (which I think was pretty ridiculous because that shows how much they want your money). I applied for RCM but they gave me Dip in Chem Eng instead   blink.gif  Utar was starting medicine so I applied there as well, but we all know how hard is it to enter utar itself...

nottingham msia does not have a medical programme........

manipal runs their clinical years in msia (melaka) NOT india.........

i have serious doubts about your research so far...........


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If I get medicine I want to be like that. I want to save lives, earning money is secondary smile.gif
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be a nurse then, why a doctor?.........

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Jul 8 2010, 03:50 PM)
nottingham msia does not have a medical programme........

manipal runs their clinical years in msia (melaka) NOT india.........

i have serious doubts about your research so far...........


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be a nurse then, why a doctor?.........
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hmm~ he might be thinking of uni of newcastle - msian campus. =P
but yes, why a doctor? why not nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists, medical engineers, imaging assistants, speech therapist etc etc. All these are saving lives too. having the idea of 'to save lives' aint enough to go into medicine, honestly speaking.

have a think about what limeuu asked, why a doctor. ponder seriously.
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if u really really want to save lives study paramedic instead.

they are the first line during accidents..

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QUOTE(limeuu @ Jul 8 2010, 03:50 PM)
nottingham msia does not have a medical programme........

manipal runs their clinical years in msia (melaka) NOT india.........

i have serious doubts about your research so far...........

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Manipal University DOES make it compulsory for their medical students to finish ALL of their 5+ years study in India, depending on which college you are referring to~

Be specific, Manipal is A UNIVERSITY with various colleges and programs under it, he might be referring to Kasturba Medical College (KMC) and not MMMC (two separate medical colleges under the Manipal University)

So the correct statement should be:

"MMMC runs their clinical years in msia (melaka) NOT india" - Limeuu
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QUOTE(CyberSetan @ Jul 9 2010, 05:47 AM)
Manipal University DOES make it compulsory for their medical students to finish ALL of their 5+ years study in India, depending on which college you are referring to~

Be specific, Manipal is A UNIVERSITY with various colleges and programs under it, he might be referring to Kasturba Medical College (KMC) and not MMMC (two separate medical colleges under the Manipal University)

So the correct statement should be:

"MMMC runs their clinical years in msia (melaka) NOT india" - Limeuu
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noted..........

but in the context of this thread, and lianne's post, we are talking about local med schools, wholly or partly........

kastuba is NOT a msian med school, and the question of any issues about doing the course fully in india does not then arise, just as nobody would question doing the course full time in uk for say, kings, spore for nus, and oz for adelaide, etc........

 

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