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DeleteIs it OK for an Indian Expatriate to appear for clinical exam in UK? If OK, which center is usually having good pass percentage score? What are the usual clinical cases, communication and history scenarios in UK exam?
ReplyDeleteAre you based in UK? You can give exam any where in the world. However, the center accepts application from the local candidates first. There is no good or bad pass percentage score for the centers and at the same time it is very difficult to say about usual cases. You have to prepare all the common cases to confidently pass the exam.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reply.No, I am not based in UK. What are the usual difficulties faced by an Indian expatriate who has never been to UK before, on the exam day?
ReplyDeleteIf you are in India then it is preferable to give exam in India. However, it is better to attend workshops before going for the clinicsls.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone attended MRCPCH clinicals in Nepal? will there be difficulty with the language during history taking/developmental assessment especially???
ReplyDeletePlease guide me.
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ReplyDeleteWill you please guide me to how to prepare for the clinical exam .
Any books you suggest .
Can you suggest how to start preparation for clinical exam .
ReplyDeleteI mean what it is needed to pass it easily.