I m an indian pursuing my doctor of medicine/mbbs from abroad, i want to be a cardiologist surgeon from uk , please tell the procedure?

Hi, Well your query is not clear. However I am explaining you the process of enrolling in MBBS in the UK. In the UK, the most common path to becoming a doctor is to take an undergraduate-level course in medicine. The standard period for undergraduate medical degrees is either five or six years. However, for those who’ve already graduated from a degree in a different subject, it may be possible to take a four-year ‘fast-track’ course. Some UK medical and dentistry schools also require candidates to take the UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT). This doesn’t test scientific knowledge, but assesses mental abilities, aptitudes and attitudes. Both the undergraduate and graduate routes lead to a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) qualification, which is generally considered equivalent to the D.O. or D.M. gained in North America. In the UK, graduates then enrol on the two-year Foundation Programme, during which they complete placements in a variety of different healthcare specializations, before applying for Medical Specialty Training. Hope this helps. All the best.

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Hi Pra just try for UG and then Masters from UK. Medical there is so popular to study.

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