Sachu
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Hi friends I am a newby in this forum. I just wanted to know for an IMG who has 3 yrs of UK experience in medicine to get into a decent program in a university affiliated hospital at least, what should be the minimum scores plz....?? I am working currently in the UK trying to take USMLE. What should be the minimum scores in step 1 ,2.
If some of you can answer my question it would be helpful..
I am trying for the best scores but at the end of the day if I end up scoring something like what I was expecting I should be knowing where I stand ?If I get anywhere in US in uni affiliated hospital in int medicine?/
Thank you very much..
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| sailingship
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high 90's
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| sailingship
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lots of 99's around.
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| sailingship
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good luck for prep
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| sailingship
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this time thousand s of app from uk
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| Sachu
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hi salingship thanx for ur reply.. I know high scores are always better but even if I score in 80s would i be able to get some residency in int medicine? in uni affiliated hospital?
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| Dr.D
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Ya you can get in decent program b,cos you have UKCE. Good luck
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| LifeInTheFastLane
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why score 80s and then take a gamble....there is only 1 answer for what scores are needed for anything: the "bestest" ya can get!
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| sailingship
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lifeinthefastlane x100. Ukce is definite asset. aim for highest possible. with high 80's you might match but next year u might see flooding as the flood gates (visas) have been relaxed.
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| sailingship
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and if any program will do like interfaith or st barnabas then any score is good with your ukce.
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