Im a 2nd year mbbs student. After completing my degree i am really looking forward to study further abroad or practice abroad.

Usmle - for USA, more difficult Plab- for UK, comparatively easy These 2 r the most common.

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Any country you go you have to do registration in that respective medical council before you start practising. You need IELTS. marks of 7 band in all components. To do registration you have to clear few exams. Many find it difficult to clear this. We suggest that you take up a non clinical program to study and during this program take proper coaching and then write those exams.

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Hi Rituraj, Choose countries like USA, UK, Canada and Australia for your further medical studies , they are recognized by international medical boards and also by MCI, WHO,IMED, European Union and so on. This will make certain that your degree and experience is recognized back home and globally. Narrow down your choice basis your career plans, it is wise to choose the country where you want to settle down. Research on the requirements and expenses, opportunities and advancement in medical and healthcare industry, research work etc. Every country and university got their own requirements for further studies and also licensing examinations. You must clear the licensing tests such as USMLE ( USA), AMC (Australia) etc corresponding to the particular country to practise and pursue your medical career. Hope this suffice.

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