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Give Wings to Your Medical Dreams Select Your GIVE WINGS TO YOUR MEDICAL DREAMS STUDY MBBS ABROAD With SELECT YOUR UNIVERSITY FOSTERING YOUR DREAMS FORGING YOUR DESTINY UKRAINE Belarus RUSSIA KyrgyZstan POLAND PHiliPPines Georgia KAZAKHstan BangladesH Armenia +91 9555 120 101 www.selectyouruniversity.com [email protected] FROM THE FOUNDER’S DESK We need hospitals, multi specialities, superspecialiaties, primary healthcare and clinics more than ever. We need more doctors than ever before. It’s our constant endeavor at Select Your University to help you become one. SYU leaves no stone unturned in providing you the aspirant with the best of the opportunities around the world and assist in attaining them. Consider yourself a Doctor the moment you grabbed this Mr. Sandeep Singh brochure. (CEO & MD) Bravo! You have chosen the path less trodden. Not many aspire to become a doctor. Mr. Sandeep Singh Not many who aspire to; become one. 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Successfully Pursue Your MBBS Dreams With SYU At Your The ongoing/recent (depending upon when you are Behest. reading this) COVID19 pandemic has proved it again as to what is most elemental to any nation. 1 +91 9555 120 101 www.selectyouruniversity.com [email protected] WHY SELECT YOUR UNIVERSITY 2 +91 9555 120 101 www.selectyouruniversity.com [email protected] Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. -ALBERT EINSTEIN 3 +91 9555 120 101 www.selectyouruniversity.com [email protected] PURSUING MBBS ABROAD DISPEL YOUR DOUBTS WHY WHERE The most perpetual and pertinent question. There’s a host of advantages There are literally hundreds of universities across the globe providing to pursuing medical education abroad. Here’s our handpicked reasons. the very best of medical education. Here’s our handpicked countries • Mci & Who Recognized where you can study MBBS without any hassle. • Globally Benchmarked Academic Module • Ukraine • Inexpensive & Affordable Fee • Poland • Internationally Renowned Faculties With Domain Expertise • Philippines • State Of The Art Infrastructure • Russia • Comfy & Safe Accommodation In Budget • Germany • Global Networking Opportunities Right At The Classroom • Uzbekistan • Boosts Enterprising Skills • Kazakhstan • Leverages Corporate Excellence • Kyrgyzstan • Career Opportunities In Top European, American & Pan Pacific • Nepal Nations • Bangladesh • Georgia • China • Belarus • Armenia & Many More HOW ELIGIBILITY Although the process is simplified, there could be glitches and bloopers. A medical aspirant must fulfill the following criteria (apart from the Hence we assist you right through the very first step online till you step ones mentioned exclusively by universities). into your first class. MINIMUM ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION 10 + 2 (BIOLOGY, PHYSICS & CHEMISTRY) with 50-60% aggre- gate MINIMUM AGE 17 years old as of applying for the admissions OTHER REQUIREMENTS Scanned copies of following documents Attested and Translated* - School leaving certificate - 10th & 12th Marksheets - Valid passport - No criminal records certification - Passport size photographs - Bank account statement - IELTS / TOEFL scores if required - NEET scores if required Note: 1 - The above process may vary across various universities. 2 - Some universities might conduct their own admission tests. 4 +91 9555 120 101 www.selectyouruniversity.com [email protected] PURSUING MBBS ABROAD PROPEL YOUR PROSPECTS LICENSE FOR PRACTICING IN INDIA FMGE Foriegn Medical Graduate Exam or FMGE is a prerequisite for doctors trained abroad to formally practice in India. It’s a screening test conducted by the National Board of Examination. Successfully passing the FMGE grants you licensure to practice in the Indian subcontinent. The license is valid for lifetime. Introduced in 2002, the highly controversial FMGE has been challenged in courts for being unfair to the students graduating from abroad. However, it should not be considered as a roadblock. Being a physician in itself is quite a challenging profession and requires the stringent most scrutiny to avoid pitfalls and malpractices that could potentially be hazardous to the healthcare domain. It’s’ not as daunting as it may seem although the statistics scattered over the internet might scare you. Many of the universities abroad mentor you to prep for similar qualifying licensure examinations. - FMGE is conducted twice a year Source: TIO - MCI requires the fresh overseas graduate to undergo a year of mandatory clinical internship in rural India for the validation of FMGE license - The candidate must have at least 50% MBBS to qualify for the FMGE - The exam is conducted in English - The pattern of the exam is MCQ with 300 questions that will test your medical rigor - No negative marking SYU helps you track universities that are MCI approved and ensures you attain the best medical pedagogy abroad. For further queries please get in touch with us. LICENSE FOR PRACTICING IN THE USA USMLE United States Medical Licensing Exam or USMLE is a medical licensure exam to formally practice in the US. The examination was introduced in 1992 conducted by NBME (National Board of Medical Education). The exam is conducted in STEP 1, STEP 2 CS (clinical skills), STEP 2 CK (clinical knowledge) and STEP 3 The exam does a thorough scrutiny of the candidates medical rigor and knowledge. More details can be availed at the official website usmle.org LICENSE FOR PRACTICING IN THE UK MLA Medical Licensing Agreement or MLA is the prerequisite to practice in the United Kingdom. It is mandatory even if you have studied in any of the European nations that fall under the European Economic Area (EEA). More details can be availed at the General Medical Council’s website at gmc-uk.org LICENSE FOR PRACTICING IN AUSTRALIA AMC International students prospecting to practice in Australia have to apply through the Australian Medical Council or AMC that screens through clinical exams 5 +91 9555 120 101 www.selectyouruniversity.com [email protected] PHILIPPINES P H UNIVERSITY OF EMILIO AGUINALDO SANTO TOMAS I COLLEGE While the University of Santo Tomas holds the distinction of being Asia’s oldest existing university, its age is coupled with its preeminence in Philippin The history of EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE begins with a man who had a education. Not only does it boast of several firsts in the different realms of dream — Dr. Paulo C. Campos, President of the University Physicians’ Services, education, it also has administrators and faculty members who are holding Inc. (UPSI), who was its founding President, and where Emilio Aguinaldo College belongs among its subsidiaries. L leadership positions in the Philippines’ policy-making bodies (e.g. Commission on Higher Education) and professional organizations, helping influence policies for the betterment of the society in general. AGO MEDICAL & I EDUCATIONAL CENTER The AMEC-BCCM believes in the wholistic philosophy of man Man can only contribute to the development of his country if he is P well balanced, integrated and well rounded. He believes that his life in UV GULLAS COLLEGE this world is guided and lighted by the OF MEDICINE word and teachings of Almighty God. P With one of the highest success rates in USMLE & MCI tests, UV Gullas College of Medicine remains one of the top-rated institutions for medical education in Philippines & in whole of South Asia. At UV Gullas college of I Medicine, we are committed to delivering the highest order of medical education & healthcare professionals to the global community. That’s why students from all over Asia prefer to opt for UV Gullas College of Medicine N Admissions. E Capital : Manila S Languages : Filipino, English, Spanish & Other Regional Languages Currency : Phillipino Peso (PHP) Calling Code : +63 Driving Side : Right Weather : Tropical Maritime Climate Average Yearly Temperature : 26.6 °c 6 +91 9555 120 101 www.selectyouruniversity.com [email protected] KUMUSTA SAY HELLO IN FILIPINO WELCOME TO THE PHILIPPINES FILIPINO GETAWAY The Island Nation With More Than 7000 Islands • Island Of Boracay The Second Largest Archipelago In The World • Hundred Island National Park P Philippines Lies In Southeast Asia • Banaue Rice Terraces It Shares Borders With Taiwan, Japan, Malaysia Etc. 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