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Received my PER email yesterday. ;D ;D ;D
 
bhallaji said:
Received my PER email yesterday. ;D ;D ;D
Congratulations
 
Congrats to everybody for their positive updates. We have a whatsapp group for this NOC and I would suggest all to please join who is not already in. Let's stay in touch people more frequently. Good Luck. Send me your number plz.
 
waji said:
hi, Congrats for Second line update and thanks sharing update.

I am very worried, can you please answer the following for information,

Do they called or verified your experience letters?
i have attached govt. experience letters of different hospitals of Govt. you have attached the same? or not
i am in Malaysia from last three years but i mentioned London visa for processing. do they select visa office by their own?

thanks

Thanks.. yes they do verify by their own means, i think they will correct your visa office if its not the right one.. better call CIC they will tell you when the file has been transferred and where. Good luck
 
albabeu said:
Congrats and good luck ahead. Now it's time for you to plan your life in Canada I suppose :)

Thank you albabeu........wish u good luck......+1 :) :) :) :)
 
MOHAGER said:
Congrats Buddy,, wish all the best :)

Thank you MOHAGER.........wish u receive PPR soon..... :) :) :) + 1
 
My open question to all doctors, What are you planning to do in Canada? How are you preparing yourself ? any In sight? link ? please help.
 
quebec2013 said:
Alhamdullah 3rd line updated Medical results have been received.

Good luck to all members

wow....congratulations!!!
 
abuali69 said:
My open question to all doctors, What are you planning to do in Canada? How are you preparing yourself ? any In sight? link ? please help.

This is a very good issue to share ideas about, we could help each other in this way.

For me, I am planning to go and focus on doing all the necessary exams for the licence, while my wife can work. This would of course take a lot of sacrifice and cost, but otherwise if I get a survival job, I might "forget" to integrate professionally, but I really want to stick with my profession.
So, making it short, I'll go for whatever option that would allow me to study and sit the exams.

It would be very interesting to know the others' plans too.

Please share your ideas.

Cheers
 
orthopaedician_india said:
wow....congratulations!!!

Hi orthopaedician_india,

just wondering whether you got the AOR yet?

Albabeu
 
abuali69 said:
My open question to all doctors, What are you planning to do in Canada? How are you preparing yourself ? any In sight? link ? please help.


Hello ABUALI69 .
Congratulations on your PER.

Any international graduate in canada will have a tough time to get residency seats as we all know, infact its tougher than the USMLE. First of all an IMG will need to pass the MCCEE ( exams in march and september i guess only) .This MCCEE can be taken in Canada or outside of Canada. It can be taken in 500 prometric centres in about 80 countries. Currently In S.ASIA only available in India,Pakistan and Nepal. Then IMG must pass NAC exam, MCCQE 1 and MCCQE 2 and then must be matched to start residency in Canada( only available in Canada).

Notice must be taken that these exams are conducted not more than twice a year , given that if an IMG passes them all, he will be spending a good 2 years of his time before even having a chance to start residency in Canada.

If anyone wishes to test their skills these mock tests can be taken on a computer with your physiciansapply.ca account. There at left bottom we have self administered exam, where we can take MOCK MCCEE and MCCQE 1 exam after a payment through credit card. Mock test are of 4 hours duration and can be taken over a week in our computer.

Bro its not easy for an IMG in Canada as it seems but it definitely is worth giving a try . :)




One question to u my friends . it seems like i have only been commenting on other guys post but how do i write an independent post of my own. hehe