PLAB 1 Attempt Limits: Four Fails, Then an Additional-Attempt Application
After a failed PLAB 1: the GMC allows sitting until four fails, a fifth needs an additional-attempt application, and a failed fifth ends eli…
After a failed PLAB 1: the GMC allows sitting until four fails, a fifth needs an additional-attempt application, and a failed fifth ends eli…
KEMU's JCAT and UHS's PGET both lead to MS/MD/MDS and FCPS training in Punjab, on different calendars and rules. A side-by-side guide to cho…
The eleven FCPS-I subject groups, how the basic-science emphasis shifts between them, and how to choose the group that fits the training you…
How a second FCPS works after Medicine or Surgery: the subspecialties CPSP lists, training length, workshops, and what trainees should plan …
Step 1 (pass/fail, 280 MCQs) and FCPS-I (two papers, 200 MCQs) test the same sciences in different ways. How they overlap and which to take …
With Step 1 pass/fail, Step 2 CK, clinical experience, letters and the ECFMG Pathway carry the weight. How Pakistani IMGs should rebalance p…
A six-month Step 2 CK plan that fits around rotations: study by system, daily question targets, 30-minute block practice, self-assessments a…
PLAB 2 is a three-hour OSCE of 16 eight-minute scenarios with rest stations, set at F2 level and MLA-compliant. What it assesses and how to …
PLAB 1 is an applied knowledge test: 180 single-best-answer questions in three hours at Foundation Year 2 level on the MLA content map. How …
PLAB is built on the MLA content map: readiness for safe practice, managing uncertainty and person-centred care. How to revise each theme fo…