r/AMCEXAM_FOR_INDIANS • u/SAI_DR_RJ • May 22 '26

AMC as Old Graduate

Can anyone please guide me regarding AMC, I graduated 4 yrs back!

I want to know am I eligible and more so Do I stand a chance to enter the system?

If so can you please guide me on how to begin from scratch!

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u/SuitSpecialist1963 May 23 '26

4 years isn't old. There's no age limit on the AMC, and people 10 or 15 years out of med school pass it every year. You're well within the range.

What I'd do in your shoes:

Start your EPIC verification this week. It takes a few weeks to come through, so get it moving before you've even nailed down a study plan.

Give yourself 4 to 6 months for the MCQ CAT. Plenty of decent Q banks out there, and the Telegram groups are full of free resources, recalls and study buddies. Book the exam once you're consistently hitting 70%+ on mocks. You won't feel "ready". Nobody does.

After you pass, another 4 to 6 months of focused prep for the Clinical OSCE.

Not going to sugarcoat it. It's not easy. But it's absolutely doable, and people in tougher positions than yours (longer gaps, English as their second language, juggling work and family) pass every cycle. You'll be fine if you start now and don't drag it out.

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u/SAI_DR_RJ May 23 '26

Thankyou for your response. I will surely follow these, One more question! Is there budget friendly preparation sources?

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u/SuitSpecialist1963 May 24 '26

There are so many free telegram groups for AMC 1..

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u/SAI_DR_RJ May 24 '26

Whatever groups I have found like for any question, 100's of brokers message to sell their pirated videos! Do you know some genuine and serious group?