Beyond the UK, we help doctors prepare for licensing and specialty exams in the USA, Canada, Australia, India and the Middle East.
USA, NBME and FSMB
The USMLE is the three-step exam required for medical licensure in the United States. International graduates also need ECFMG certification before entering residency.
Canada, Medical Council of Canada
The MCCQE Part I assesses medical knowledge and clinical decision-making for doctors seeking to practise in Canada. International graduates usually also take the NAC exam for residency.
Australia, Australian Medical Council
International graduates on the AMC Standard Pathway take a multiple-choice exam followed by a clinical exam (or an approved workplace-based assessment).
Australia and New Zealand, RACP
RACP Basic Training exams are a key step towards specialist physician or paediatrician training in Australia and New Zealand.
India, NBEMS
NEET-PG is the entrance exam for postgraduate medical courses (MD / MS / PG diploma) in India.
India, NBEMS
FMGE is the screening test for Indian citizens and OCIs who obtained their medical degree outside India and want to register to practise in India.
Saudi Arabia, Saudi Commission for Health Specialties
The SMLE is required for licensing and for entry into Saudi residency programmes.
Qatar, Ministry of Public Health (DHP)
Doctors applying to practise in Qatar may need to pass a computer-based licensing exam set by the Department of Healthcare Professions, depending on their qualifications.
United Arab Emirates
Depending on the emirate, doctors are licensed by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DOH, formerly HAAD) or the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP). Most routes include primary-source verification and a computer-based exam.
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