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So, you have completed your years at medical school and now planning to write a USMLE exam. Well, do you know there is an eligibility criterion every student joining the USMLE step exam training must follow? If you don’t, here in this post, we’ll explain the USMLE eligibility criteria.  USMLE - United States Medical Licensing Examination includes three steps, including Step1, Step2 (CK and CS) and Step 3, and each step has different criteria. The eligibility criteria also vary for the USA and Canada aspirants, and the international aspirants.  The USA and Canada aspirants can apply through USMLE, whereas the international aspirants should process their USMLE application through ECFMG.  The USMLE eligibility criteria for Step 1, Step 2 and Step 3 is explained below: USMLE Step 1 Eligibility Criteria - According to the eligibility criteria laid by USMLE , the foreign medical students living outside the USA and Canada, must be enrolled in or graduated from a medica

Have you received your residency interview invitation? Isn't it the most exciting time of your life? You might also be feeling nervous and anxious about the interview, but there is nothing to worry about if your preparation is going well.  The first hurdle has been successfully passed! Now it is time to up your game and prove yourself in the programming test. The best way to do this is to get enrolled in the Medical residency interview preparation center.  Make every opportunity count by making the most of it. But for that, it is very important to prepare in the right manner. It is a great way of showcasing your enthusiasm for building a bright career as well as raising the level of your confidence.  Below mentioned are the top 5 steps for medical residency interview preparation Proper research: Perform a thorough study of the programs. There is plenty of information available online about the questions that are asked in the interview round of the medical residen

Want to build a successful career as a standardized patient? Then, here are a few essential tips that help you polish your skills and pursue a career as a Standardized Patient. First and foremost; as soon as you accept the SP job, you have to be very careful about the documents, booking information and also that you understand your role. Your active presence will help you simulate medical scenarios on time while teaching students at assessment activities. Secondly, you must jot down all the queries and concerns about the role to ask before your training. Learn the script for the case and prepare yourself for the classes well in advance. Make sure that you are well prepared to dry run the scenario with the trainer. So, it's important for you to know how things will go during the class. Moreover, you should also know how to properly dress up for the class. To help the learner understand better, you must be well committed with your role. And the best trick is to