Why students fail in FMGE?
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Why students fail in FMGE?
FMGE/MCI Failed Foreign Medical Graduates A mismatch in number of medical aspirants and available seats, intense competition and unaffordable costs of medical education prompt many Indian students to pursue training opportunities abroad.
Can I work in US without USMLE?
You can only achieve success without the USMLE if you become distinguished enough that companies want to recruit you. However, it takes some time to build such a stellar resume to be recruitable – and sometimes the entry-level and mid-level work that builds your resume does require medical licensure.
What happens after clearing FMGE?
This Post-Graduation course can be obtained in various specialties like general surgery, gynecology, internal medicine, pediatrics, and many more. To get admission, a candidate is required to appear in various PGMEE’s which are held every year. MD/MS is 3-year degree courses whereas the diploma is a 2-year program.
Who is not eligible for FMGE?
However, as FMGE was introduced in the year 2002, candidates who had completed their primary degree course on or before March 15, 2002, are not required to appear for this examination. One must also note that FMGE is not an entrance test and cannot be used to take admission in any institute.
What to do if FMGE failed?
There are very few foreign medical graduates option if you have failed FMGE. FMG Failed candidates —– Dont worry …. Study medical PG in UK and become an International Doctor. Get medical PG from UK for FMG options.
Why did philphilhealth issue a warning about employers not paying premiums?
PhilHealth issues the warning following reports that some employers have not remitted or under-remitted to the national state insurer the premium contributions deducted from their employees’ salaries
Under Circular No. 003, s-2015, PhilHealth stressed its authority to recover from employers the full amount of properly filed claims by employed members and their dependents who were later found to have no qualifying contributions.
What happens if employer fails to submit remittance report?
According to Padilla, failure of employers to remit the required contributions and submit remittance reports shall make them liable for reimbursement of payment of a properly filed claim of their employees, as prescribed under Section 18 (d) of the Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations of the National Health Insurance Act of 2013.
What is the definition of a non-remitting employer?
The circular defines non-remitting employers as those who have not remitted any premium contributions to PhilHealth from the start of its operations or for 6 months or more. Non-reporting employers are those whi may or may not have remitted premium contributions and have not submitted any report for at least one month within a 6-month period.