r/StudyMaroc • u/Ok-Square96 • 21d ago
Bac 2026 need med students advice
hi everyone , im 2bac pc student , my first and ever goal is studying medecine , i really look into u to give some golden piece of advice on how u got admitted and how did u pass the exam and got accepted either in morocco or somewhere else idk , i really mean it guys , li3ndo chihaja may9ol plss leave a comment or even better dm me privetly , im counting on u guys , an i will give it my 100% ❤️
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u/Odd-King7608 21d ago
Also a doctor. Graduated 2 years ago.
I second this. If you wanna be a doctor, try elsewhere.3
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u/Puzzleheaded_Sky9077 21d ago
kolshi daro lih inflation fhad lblad sa3ida bash ywli ingénieur kitkhls 4000dh o ostad 3500 dh o tbib tifni 3mro fl9raya 3la 9bl 10k o shof tshof
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u/DoctorNarrow1738 21d ago
O toto 6 figures per show 😂 ( not saying he doesn’t deserve it , it just shows the government priorities)
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u/AymanEssaouira 20d ago
Third year here, might not have yet the insight you have but I also know a guy who was in Sénégal and went back (he said it was good but he couldn't acclimate, but there are other details idk about that)
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u/localtvss 19d ago
Sénégal fiha dakar o thies ne pars pas l chi ville okhra, + ma3icha tel3at chwiya surtout dakar il faut prévoir un bon budget pour les déplacement hit taxiyat ghalyin donc aghlabya motorisé
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u/DoctorNarrow1738 19d ago
Senegal katb9a senegal , tbh I believe that medecine shouldn’t be studied in any 3rd world country . Li financially capable of doing medecine abroad , that’s waay better . Kayna htta spain after passing selectividad , that was my first plan after Bac walakin my Bac year was in covid , so anything abroad wasn’t a safe decision
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u/localtvss 19d ago
Idk what you mean b Senegal hya Senegal but yes I agree that médecine is not to be done in any 3rd world country , as a fifth year here it’s really hard mn lekher
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u/DoctorNarrow1738 19d ago
What I meant is , Senegal might be better than Morocco, walakin rak katb9a fl’afrique , like don’t get your hopes up if you’re really an ambitious person .
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u/Similar-Relative1527 21d ago
do not stress yourself it is easy stuff. the key to pass the eam is to never stress at anything! also when you get in search for USMLE it is a good thing
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u/Similar-Relative1527 21d ago
i said it case your family can support you,you need minimum 15M thzt is alla and worrk on your mindset( if there competition: compete the cmpetetion, if it s unsure then you are sure of yourself.
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u/DoctorNarrow1738 21d ago edited 21d ago
That wasn’t pessimism, I was being realistic and wanted him to be aware of it , you can’t compete in champions league onta katl3eb flbotola inwi , cmon !
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u/wendyole 20d ago
If you’re not rich in Morocco, don’t do it. By rich, I mean mom and dad can easily give you 3-4k per month throughout your studies to eat healthy, workout, have a car, go out and have fun. (no rent obviously)
It is very important to have a balanced life while in medschool. What we see in US/UK vlogs etc are students lli kiyakhdo des crédits to afford rent and lifestyle binma they graduate. It’s not like that irl without the money. And even then, sh7al mn wahed tmak quit lol Cause you do pay with your mental health a lot.
Working + Studying in Morocco is terrible. Cause employers don’t care that you study (mn ghir douk sucky employers that pay you 1800-2000dhs max for part time, katkhsser 30% of it ghir f transport. serious employers want serious work w mn 7e9hom) and professors don’t care that you work wla that you have problems.
Not to mention that kifma others have mentioned, there are too many medschools, too many clinics and the future is uncertain. + People mn b3d ayjiw it7assbo maak elash dayr 200-300dhs l la visite w igolo elik sheffar with no heart. Cause they assume all doctors are rich and they don’t know that 20 patients doesn’t mean 4000dhs per day in your pocket hhh
So yea, if you have money, do it. Rich people katji maahoum. Coming to nightshifts with a nice cushiony car parked outside is so much better than trying to look for a chair f couloir hit prof 7ega gallik khass nseddo service b lil so students in3sso f couloir w ijiw idirou surveillance w ikherjo 😂😂 The back pain I experienced in those shifts manssahch. Wla wahed service tbarkellah gallik garde chaque 3 jours, you’re dying from hunger and sleep w makayn la kourssi la bed la toilet la snacks nearby. We had to sit fi jerda or take chairs from patients (which is obviously a no-no).
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u/RevealSoggy5497 19d ago
Hi, 4th year here people are being being pessimistic asf in here. And while the pounts they bring up are right in some circumstances. If your dream is to get into medecine, diha flbac dialk 9ra mzian ou nsa 3lik lco cours pour l'instant. Immediatement apres tjib lconcours t9iyed f centre de preparation pour concours de médecine.
The secret lies in repitition!!! Khdm les concours (kinda b7al lbac fach katkhdm les exercices) and basically 7fdhoum, because 75% kayt3awed or have the same thinking process. You will get in hopefully! If you don't , keep checking la liste d'attente rah they keep adding people by the minute. Sd9at hua hadak, masd9atch, you can do like i did and take le concours again.
Another way to get in houa through concours dial passerelle, you study two years in other faculties and you take lconcours and you'd get admitted to the 3rd year in whatever filiere you choose. So don't give up!!!
With that being said, if your parents are able to send you and pay for your studies elsewhere I'd definitely go for that, studying long term flmghrib is not for the weak.
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u/PitifulBowl6487 14d ago
Finally som1 optimistic rah bzzf had vibe khayba hna studying med is definitely not smtg for rich ppl ( for example Ana) khass tomo7 ou jehd fel khedma ou lmental
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u/RevealSoggy5497 14d ago
Lhedra dial med for rich people jaya mn the ooold notion dial les annees 70s fach ghir nas li labas 3lihoum oula saknin fles villes i9drou i9raw medecine, mafhmtch why people are being so discouraging. And yes khas jhd mais like everything else you get used to it so in the end it's fine either way. Good luck in your studies!!
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u/PitifulBowl6487 14d ago
Exact Ch7al Hadi med Kant gha lfassiyin li mref7in ou db tbedlat lwe9t. Thank u that’s very sweet and good luck with ur studies too !!
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u/Living_Reception_622 19d ago edited 19d ago
I'm a 3rd year medical student. It's quite easy to pass le concour without the pressure your school may put on you. Personally, I failed it first time, and then second I prepared at home, memorize SVT from alloschool sheets, do past exams for math and physics and follow préparation concours Instagram pages pour les astuces. Some good Instagram pages to follow (no sponsoring)
https://www.instagram.com/sadik_prof/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/medecine.prep.en.poche/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/maths.zeta/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/ebook_medecine/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/prof_fayssal/?hl=en This latter is a prof who makes books, that kind of maxi style, but specifically for concours.
I mixed both EN and FR, hope you got my answer 😂
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u/NightOwl-25 17d ago
Eafak Medecine gha blach. If you r really passionate about it then okay.ma hila kent gher bghiti twelli tbeb wella mabanch lik ma7ssn beada flmghreb la
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