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How to prepare for PLAB 1 during MBBS/Internship?

If you’re in your MBBS or internship year and have decided on taking up the PLAB pathway to continue your medical career in the UK then this blog can be of help to you!

Let me start by giving you a gist of my journey for PLAB 1. 

It started in 2018, I was in my final year of MBBS in India when I had made up my mind that I wanted to pursue my post graduation from UK or Australia. During my internship in 2019 I appeared for the IELTS(Academic) test and secured the required score, following this in 2020 I passed my PLAB 1 exam in the first attempt.

My main motive behind writing this blog is to help young budding doctors who are still doing MBBS/Internship to get a better idea about the time frame and preparation required for PLAB 1 so that they are able to ace this exam as soon as possible!

Ideally I would suggest that one should appear for their IELTS test within the first 3-4 months of their internship. 15-30 days of preparation is sufficient to get accustomed to the pattern of IELTS test.

As for PLAB1, 2 months (max 2.5 months) of dedicated study should do the trick. This is the time for you to decide whether you are ready to completely dedicate 2 months of yourself to PLAB 1 during your internship or not! 

All I used for PLAB 1 was the Plabable question bank subscription, solved it and made notes subject wise, referred to my MBBS books/notes if I found myself to be weak at a particular concept from Plabable. Do not even think of leaving any question from the question bank, understand each question, read and make notes from the explanation given and keep revising.

 A friend of mine once advised to me that revision is the key for any competitive exam and believe me it is! Try to complete the question bank within 25-30 days and use the next 15-20 days for revision, revision and revision from the notes that you made. After the first round of revision solve 2-3 mock tests from the question bank itself and assess yourself. Then go for the second round of revision followed by a few more mock tests. Completing all the 13-14 mocks are not important rather make sure that you feel confident with your notes and concepts through repeated revision.  

PLAB 1 is not a difficult exam, its very much doable if you have made good basic concepts during your MBBS and utilized your dedicated study period really well. 

This is what really worked for me so I thought of sharing my experience, many might have had a different journey with a different approach and that’s absolutely alright. 

Hope it helps and motivates at least a few.

Good luck to all the future candidates!

PS: I am not gaining from any kind of benefits from Plabable question bank. Its just something that worked for me :)

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الحمد لله رب العالمين.. أكرمني اللّه بالنجاح في امتحان PLAB1، من المحاولة الثانية..

حقيقي كان توقعي بنسبة كبيرة إني مش هعدي، لكن ربنا كريم.. الحمد لله رب العالمين.

16/12/2021

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GI practice for PLAB 1

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my step 2 CS experience

i just took step 2 CS on Friday. yet another 8 hour exam. 

see what had happened wuzz ... i kinda didn't have a date because i had moved my date and the only thing available was a date in like december or so. i knew i was gonna try to move it back to sometime in aug/september but nothing was available. I managed to get a date but it was 1 week before the exam. 

like when i saw the email my heart almost left my body due to the intense anxiety. i didn't want to pay $400 to move my date (since i was less than 2 weeks away from the date) so i stuck with it. I had to amp up the practice with my sister, my friend in houston and a doctor friend in ghana. it was intense. managed to get through all of the cases (maybe minus 1 or 2). mastered some more than others. 

i took the day before the exam off to study and be relaxed. i ended up panicking and crying after breaking down because i just seemed to be messing up more and more. the anxiety was getting to me. 

on D-day, i was pretty anxious too -- i can't think when I'm anxious. i made some mistakes. i overthought a right diagnosis into a wrong one. i unfortunately didn't give closure at the end of one encounter. like the announcement saying the encounter was over started right as i was words into my closing :( 

after the exam i realized i should have left 1 or 2 cases at 1-2 differentials instead of trying to force them into 3. 

so I'm just praying that i pass at this point. i cringe everytime i remember something from it. 

on the bright side, it’s one down. 

i still have CK to go.

 then PLAB 1, then SJT and PLAB 2. then LEK. *sigh*

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0042 hours thoughts

Me passing plab1 was only the beginning of this rocky journey or mine.

I have to pass plab2 and NHS clinical assessment since I graduated more than 2 years before starting my post next summer. Basically I have to do 2 clinical exams.

Now, this is the only route for me to work in the uk as I don’t have work experience. I have to believe in myself, I need emotional support from people around me and most importantly I have to sacrifice having fun until I pass these exams.

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Failed IELTS, again, for the second time. I don't know how I'll be able to clear all three (IELTS, PLAB1 & PLAB2) before August 2023. I don't know what to do. I mean, I know what to do, it's just not happening the way I thought everything. Everything is falling apart.