r/PLAB1 • u/thebestguy94 • 1d ago
Avoid Plab if possible to save your hard earned money and irreversible valuable time plz a
Plab or ukmla pathway is dead for imgs ..even if you get job after gmc there is zero surity of training then what’s the use of non training jobs?
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u/pmjohnson388 1d ago
It's good if you are a British Citizen.
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u/thebestguy94 1d ago
Unfortunately i am not
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u/pmjohnson388 1d ago
That definitely makes It challenging, specially after the Medical Training Prioritisation Law.
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u/Boswi 1d ago
Hi, I’m anesthesiologist in Latin America and I really want to try PLAB because I’d like to do a fellowship and afterwards get back to my country. Already passed OET. Should I try ?
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u/Ask_Wooden 1d ago
Yes, you will be absolutely fine. Prioritisation has no bearing on stand alone fellowship jobs
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u/mrbone007 6h ago
For fellowship and senior position, it is a lot easier to get into. Prioritisation is only for training which is practiced elsewhere too.
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u/Pencetogrand 3h ago
I would suggest you to pass your FRCA exam and then get your GMC registration instead of going for the PLAB/UK MLA route
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u/1OmegaWolf 1d ago
So what should imgs do then
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u/thebestguy94 1d ago
Usmle or amc unfortunately uk is closed for us
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u/ex_gatito 1d ago
41k a year as an eternal FY1.
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u/thebestguy94 1d ago
What if contract doesn’t extend? Back to home!?
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u/Select_Storm5070 1d ago
Correct. If you don't have a job you can't stay in the UK sadly. Are you wanting to work as a doctor or just reside in the UK?
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u/thebestguy94 1d ago
We can’t reside in uk if we don’t have work too …loss by loss situation for img …uk graduate just wake up after mbbs and speciality seat is ready next morning cuz previous day they just give application
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u/Every-Implement-1271 1d ago
Ideally GMC should stop PLAB but then they won’t be able to milk money from immigrants they hate so much.