Hello,

USMLE is still in the process of completing their 2021 exams so as of now there is some time left, but do keep checking their website for further updates.

Step 1 ,2 and 3 are computer based tests which are administered at their centres worldwide.

Do check out the 2022 bulletin on their website:

https://www.usmle.org/bulletin/

All the best!

Hey,

USMLE is an international exam which helps one to practice as a medical expert in USA. The exam comprises of three levels out of which two levels can be cleared in your hone country but it's mandatory to go give the level 3 exam in the USA.

The eligibility to apply for level 1 and level 2 is same and that is a student needs to be enrolled in an undergraduate medical course outside of USA as well as Canada.

So as far as your question is concerned you can't sit for USMLE soon after NEET exam. First you get enrolled then you prepare for a while and then appear for the examination.

Below I have attached a link that contains detailed information about the exam and it's eligibility criteria.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/usmle-eligibility-criteria/amp

Hope that helps.

All the best

Thank you

Hello,

Yes, you only need to crack the USMLE which is a 3 part exam. If you are planning to do your MBBS in India and then move out, then you have 2 options to practice medicine in the US.

1.You can give the USMLE 1 and USMLE 2 from India since it is an online exam and then get Visa to complete USMLE 3 which is the Residency in US.

2.You can enroll for a Master’s program in the US to get a student Visa. You can prepare for USMLE 3 while completing your Masters. Once you have cleared USMLE Step 3, you can apply for residency in the hospitals.

hello deshnaarham ,

It's good to hear that you believe in us and you trust us. But before saying anything , I want to tell you that USMLE don't give their number or any personal methods to contact them directly. if you want to contact with them you have go through their official website that's the only way and secondly, you can get any sought of information or detail from our official website.

you can go through the following link , I believe you wont regret it

www.careers360.com

www.usmle.org

hope this will help you a lot.

thank you

Hello STudent

Students graduated from any medical school who  needs to  United States munition list for medical residency and for internship in USA. Medical graduates needs to to get certification from Council  of Education  for Foreign Medical Graduates (CEFMG) medical residency means to practice there as a medical practitioner and for getting internship before their MBBS degree is complete in the third year of MBBS.

Hope this helps.

Dear candidate, there is no such definite time to prepare for NEET. In our country, many coaching institutes start preparing students for NEET from eighth grade. However, majority of students start preparing for NEET/JEE after tenth grade and I personally believe that is best time to start preparing for NEET.

Eligibility for USMLE exam for students outside US:

Student is officially enrolled in, or a graduate of, a medical school outside the US and Canada listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) which meets ECFMG eligibility requirements & criteria.

However, in our country maximum people complete there MBBS, then give USMLE exam.

Hope, it helps!

Hello Aspirant,

This exam is taken after completing an Internship, the first year of residency. However, you can take it without doing an internship - many IMGs/FMGs do. A high score will help convince Program Directors to give them a spot in their residency program.

Passing Step 3 grants prospective physicians a license to practice medicine without supervision. The residency process will take 3 years. You get a job only after  performing the US residency process for 3 years.

All the best!

• Class 12th board marks are not considered in NEET, but for applying NEET you need to secure minimum  50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology collectively. For General category it is 50%, for PWD it is 45% and for OBC,SC,ST it is 40%.
• For PG or USMLE also 12th marks aren't considered.

Hello Aspirant,

If you have prepared enough and you are confident about your dedicated preparation of three months, then give it a shot . There is no harm in it.

With dedication and consistency, anyone can excel the toughest exam. So, why not you? You can reappear for the exam if you want.

Stay confident and motivated. You will definitely pass with flying colors.

All the best for your exam!

Hey,

There is as such no fixed exam period for USMLE. Exam can be any time around year except for first week of January and major holidays. Exam period will be mentioned to you after your registration.

You can check out more about the exam on this link https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/usmle

And also for exam details you can check out this link https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/usmle-exam-dates/amp

Hope this answered your query.