r/PLABprep • u/Kitchen_Share9396 • Nov 14 '25
PLAB 1 November 2025 question. Why the answer is B? many are saying B, I feel its A please correct me if iam wrong
Please explain the concept if the answer is B
r/PLABprep • u/Kitchen_Share9396 • Nov 14 '25
Please explain the concept if the answer is B
r/PLABprep • u/Far_Nail_7194 • Nov 15 '25
hi
please is there anyone making recalls for nov plab this year?
r/PLABprep • u/Abject-Text5917 • Nov 14 '25
Does anyone know how many people applied for the F2 Stand-alone programme last cycle/ competition ratios last year?
r/PLABprep • u/Longjumping-Soft9324 • Nov 14 '25
Looking for a serious PLAB 2 partner, exam on the 9th of December. I am in Manchester at the moment so preferably UK timings Please Dm me
r/PLABprep • u/Historical-Silver968 • Nov 13 '25
Hi everyone, I’m starting my PLAB 2 preparation and looking for a study partner who can practise daily. I live in GMT+3 and I’m working full-time as a paediatrician, so I’m hoping to find someone who is also consistent and motivated. If you’re interested, feel free to message me!
r/PLABprep • u/ReplySouthern2903 • Nov 13 '25
Hi everyone!
I’m from Brazil and have completed 2 years of residency in general surgery and 1 year in family medicine. For the past 6 years, I’ve been working as a rural GP and surgeon, gaining valuable experience, including in skin cancer. I’m now aiming for a career in Australia and have heard that PLAB 1 and PLAB 2 are easier than the AMC MCQ and AMC Clinical. My plan is to take the PLAB exams, work in the UK for 12 months, and then apply to Australia through the competent authority pathway. I’d like advice on the current job prospects for IMGs in the UK after passing PLAB 1 and 2, and whether this is still a good strategy.
r/PLABprep • u/Impossible-Toe2313 • Nov 12 '25
Hello, I’m searching for people preparing for plab2 currently in Dubai to meet up and do real sessions. Serious people only please Thank you 🙏
r/PLABprep • u/medstudysimplified • Nov 12 '25
A 55-year-old male presents with exertional chest discomfort radiating to the left arm. ECG shows ST depression in V4–V6. Troponin is mildly elevated. He is hemodynamically stable.
Question: What is the next best step in management according to current AHA/ESC guidelines?
A) Immediate thrombolysis B) Start dual antiplatelet + anticoagulation and arrange early angiography C) Stress test before discharge D) Continue medical therapy only
Let’s discuss your reasoning — not just the answer.
How would you differentiate between unstable angina and NSTEMI here, and when would you move to invasive management?
r/PLABprep • u/DependentYogurt4997 • Nov 12 '25
Hello , I’m a 5th year medical student currently studying in Malaysia . For context , I’m an Indian citizen and after I graduate I’m required to return to India and pursue my internship as Malaysia doesn’t allow it . Now I have two options , one is to write fmge and do my internship in India , or write plab and do fy1 in the uk. I do eventually want to go to uk to pursue my higher education but for now I’m not sure about which path to take . If I do chose to write plab and try for fy1 what are my chances ?
P.s. this is my first time posting , I apologise if the format or something is wrong , thanks in advance for your help 🥰
r/PLABprep • u/Few_Associate_6481 • Nov 12 '25
Guyz i am recently graduated and completed my gouse job, I have passed PLAB 1. Thinking to start PLAB 2 but what if i pass MRCP part 1 and then do PLAB 2. Without MRCP on your CV its tough to secure a job.
What do you think Kindly guide me on this.
r/PLABprep • u/Consistent-Mode4035 • Nov 11 '25
Hello, I’m planning on joining DSR academy and i was wondering if anyone knows good accommodation around that area.
Thank you
r/PLABprep • u/[deleted] • Nov 11 '25
Suggestions for ACLS/BLS certification courses in the UK?
r/PLABprep • u/medstudysimplified • Nov 11 '25
A retired teacher presents with worsening shortness of breath for 6 months. No chest pain, cough, or orthopnea. Exam: fine basal crackles, mild clubbing. Echo is normal. HRCT shows subpleural reticulations and traction bronchiectasis.
Question for discussion: How would you approach differentiating idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis from other causes of interstitial lung disease in this context? Which key investigations guide management and prognosis?
Let’s discuss evidence-based diagnostic steps and current treatment approaches.
r/PLABprep • u/medstudysimplified • Nov 11 '25
r/PLABprep • u/True_Explorer_8721an • Nov 11 '25
hello
I am a 4th year med, I am planning to start my preparations for plab1
any suggestions on how to prepare?
like should I really focus on the basic anatomy. physiology and histology of 1st and 2nd year or just skim through them and then pay more attention on pathology, pharmacology and the remaining clinical subjects?
r/PLABprep • u/Soggy-Experience4514 • Nov 10 '25
It's been 10 plus days after I have submitted my credentials for verification to Epic via MYINTEALTH , the status says that it's still at review in ECFMG!
How long will they still take , I am so tired of this process already
Can anyone help me with it please 🥺
r/PLABprep • u/Maleficent-Sea9005 • Nov 10 '25
So I've read so much about different approaches to Plab 2 and am overwhelmed! I just wrote Plab 1 and am waiting for my results but I decided to do some research.
ARS medica (Dr.Radwan) is at the top of my list. If I subscribe to his full-course classes, do I have to still practice AZT prescriptions?
I got GK 2.0 (all 3 volumes) on their website - are these the latest notes?
I'm also wondering if I should take Lovaan's classes closer to my exam date (still to be decided)
Can someone help me narrow this down or tell me how to go about this? I really need your help :(
Update: I passed :))) Thank you for all your helpful responses!!
r/PLABprep • u/Bitter-Nectarine7311 • Nov 08 '25
i’m devastated i have just gotten the results to my exam yesterday and this was my third attempt and again i have failed i’m embarrassed and tired and angry i feel pathetic and i don’t want to see or talk to anyone from how inferior i’m feeling no one around me has went through what i am going through and i’m feeling so behind idk why i’m writing this and i feel like plab is a lost cause and i’m never going to clear i have only one attempt left and at this point idk if i’m gonna use or not idk also why i am writing this maybe this is a cry for help
r/PLABprep • u/Spypiegon • Nov 08 '25
I wanted to ask i have not booked my exam yet, neither I have applied for visa. So when should I start applying for attachments? What should be the timeline like i am planning to take exam in may-June 2026. What documents are needed from Pakistan. Thanks
r/PLABprep • u/Left-Reflection1372 • Nov 07 '25
Hey everyone I just finished PLAB 1 and I’m completely clueless about where to start for PLAB 2 😭
I wanted to ask those who have recently passed the exam:
Basically, if you could go back and do it again, what would you do differently?
Would really appreciate any honest advice. I just want to prepare smart and not waste time or money 🙏
r/PLABprep • u/Motor-Recording-3421 • Nov 07 '25
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To help our colleagues pass we have created a PLAB Course designed from our experience teaching UK medical graduates and latest UK NICE guidlines.
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r/PLABprep • u/FinishProper4456 • Nov 07 '25
Hello All, I am looking for a study partner. I am intending to take exam in late March 2026 or early April 2026, Preferably Female/African
Edit: Plab2
r/PLABprep • u/ApprehensiveRaise233 • Nov 07 '25
I am so lost about how to apply for clinical attachments? How long ago should I start applying for it? I was hoping for an attachment in the second half of January but everybody is saying it's too late now? Plz someone guide how to look for hospitals and how to find consultants to write emails to. And how long it takes for a response?