How much points an recently completed MBBS makes for immigration
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Posted on: 28-06-07 21:00:54
If somebody has just completed MBBS with excellent English., how many points do they make for immigration purposes? Age would be below 25.
Lana,
Hope it will help and you can take Skilled worker self-assessment test at the following link.
Education Maximum 25 points
Ability in English and/or French Maximum 24 points
Experience Maximum 21 points
Age Maximum 10 points
Arranged employment in Canada Maximum 10 points
Adaptability Maximum 10 points
Total Maximum 100 points
Pass mark 67 points
Link for test
http://cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assess/index.asp
If you're an MBBS why would you like to move to Canada? Stay in India to work in a good hospital and earn good, or try to go to US for further studies. No career in Canada for immigrant Doctors, except otherwise you're ready for a long struggle.
These days Canada is all about IT/Software or the factory jobs. Even IT professionals have a hard time landing in a good job right after coming here. It's only after few months of struggle or networking that they find something meaningful.
Give it a thought and then take a plunge. If you're still single, in your early 20s, and do not plan to get married for another 4-5 years then it's going to be good for you.
These are my opinions, but may be others disagree with me. I am in IT field so the one who is working in Medical field or a Doctor might give you a way better advise.
Wishing you all the best for your immigration efforts.
Preet...
If USA interests them, he/she can clear USMLE (US Medical Licensing Examination) and practice there.
http://www.usmle.org" rel="nofollow">LINK
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Originally posted by febpreet
Give it a thought and then take a plunge. If you're still single, in your early 20s, and do not plan to get married for another 4-5 years then it's going to be good for you.
Preet...
Yes, I am talking of somebody very young. In fact, she will complete her MBBS shortly. She is in her early 20s. I am collecting the info to see if she can study while in India so that she can cut down on studiesshe has to do in Canada. Ideally, trying to find out when she comes here, she comes with all the necessary canadian studies completed and can start residency immediately.
For a fresh MBBS (with no/little experience) it's a 4-5 year process before they can start practising medicine in Canada, after passing all the licensing exams and residence requirements. Refer to this link for more details
http://www.srpc.ca/canlocum.html
