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@docazfar @Sadeeq_Hasrat What are the job opportunities in saudia for fresh graduates? Is it easier one ?

Don’t do Plab it’s waste of time at your level as there are no seats do USMLE and FCPS simultaneously. USMLE nowadays is quite easy with all the different sources available it will pay you in the end , FCPS will save you in difficult times , if you have monetary issues go for saudi council try to get a job in Saudi Arabia , save money and give exams from there . Many hospitals is saudi are also recognized for FCPS .

Samaj nahi arahi k graduation k bad ab plab, USMLE, DHA, AMC, SMLE, QCHP, FSPS mai se konse exam k lye tayari shoro kron 🥹 Har taraf depression hi depression hai😩 Ik taraf paiso ka masla , dosre taraf saturation ki batain... 🥺

@YrrrFahad_ Bhai apko kya masla hy? Is it soo wrong to ask for help to get education from world class institutions?… if yes! Then what is the purpose of scholarship???

why the hell digital begging is so normalised 🤡 Maybe just don’t go to Harvard and look for other options if you can’t afford the expense ??

@schzomaniac Add me

If any med student wants to be part of a research group, let me know

With due respect, this is a clear misinterpretation of data. 𝗜𝗠𝗚𝘀 𝗱𝗶𝗱 𝗡𝗢𝗧 “𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗹” 𝘀𝗽𝗼𝘁𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗨.𝗦. 𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗱𝘂𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀. King Edward’s ~150 matches are not from a single batch. These are spread across 5–6 graduating classes, as many IMGs apply years after graduation. Pakistan is among the top IMG contributors to the U.S., alongside the Caribbean and India. Similar trends exist with graduates from Mexico, the Philippines, and others. Now the reality: Visit community hospitals across NYC, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Brookdale, BronxCare, Interfaith, Lincoln, and many more. You will find minimal to no U.S. graduates in specialties like: ✅ Internal Medicine ✅ Family Medicine ✅ Pediatrics These are essential, underserved settings. If IMGs don’t step in, millions of patients lose access to care. As for IMGs in competitive specialties: They are exceptional candidates, MD/PhDs, strong research backgrounds, top scores. They earn those positions on merit. Let’s be clear: This is not about “taking spots.” This is about filling critical gaps in the healthcare system. Stop misrepresenting the data. #Match2026 #MedTwitter #MedEd #Matchday #USMLE #SOAP2026

@sebas_arruarana @ProjectImg Unable to join via link

Many have been asking to join @ProjectImg leadership/ volunteer/ organizer teams We are recruiting for 2026, you can join this WhatsApp chat.whatsapp.com/Dl2cdKnJuFn1Cn… If you matched and want to continue helping, if you haven’t match and want to boost your CV, if you are just starting the journey and want to start building a CV and meet great people along the way while also helping others, this is your time to join :) We will have a meeting this Sunday at 9 AM ET to discuss about some opportunities and introduce you to what we do in the community to help everyone and how you can join :)

@ItsKingConBitch @Yameiena Being kemcolian, doesn’t exclude you from being a lunatic.

@Yameiena girl i tried to knock some sense in him and he ended it by saying my medschool is better and i'll brag😭

Is KEMU working on mental grooming of its students? Seeing this kid and tweet seems like its clearly not 😭😭

@ParhLayRanay @nordimosiac Great. U did better on mdcat. Now u have right to mock other medical colleges and brag about the privilege of your connections in USA. Imagine on your match, someone with no connections get match instead of you?Do you really think this is the thing to really brag on social media?

@nordimosiac Privileged ? Baji we earned it back in mdcat. You could have been here too bcz we had equal chances of getting scores in mdcat or fsc so yeah

Privileged headasses bragging about being privileged headasses. I am glad there are people with no connections at all who genuinely work hard to be where they are instead of making an institution their whole personality.

@MHammadAsgharMD MashaAllah, you’re suach an inspiration. People like you are the reason why i started this journey of mine.❤️

"So which of the favors of your Lord would you deny?" (55:13) ✨ Incoming Infectious Diseases Fellow – Westchester Medical Center, NY 🇺🇲 It took me five years. “I don’t have the resources. Can I pursue the USMLE journey?” I asked a senior during my fourth year of MBBS, soon after he had matched. His response, “Only if you are willing to pay the price,” struck me deeply. ‘Could the son of a laborer, from a family surviving on a few thousand rupees a month, really dream this big? Was this path not reserved only for the privileged?’ For years, such questions consumed me. But not anymore. From that day on, I did not stop. Yes, it took me five years. Balancing work as a medical instructor and medical officer, long residency hours, and a full-time moonlighting job, all while surviving on four to five hours of sleep, was never easy. The journey was full of uncertainty, visa rejections, moments of humiliation, and countless tests of patience. Yet I kept going with quiet defiance, smiling through it all, grounded in discipline, consistency, and faith. Since the early days of medical school, the United States has always been my goal. Despite initial hesitation, financial burdens, and the knowledge that my path would take longer than most, making me an older graduate and placing me at a disadvantage, I still chose to begin. I could not allow my circumstances to define me, nor could I live with the regret of not even trying if my conscience were to question me in my forties or fifties, because Allah says, “That man can have nothing but what he strives for.” (53:39) I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the people who lifted me when I needed it most, as none of this would have been possible without them. This success belongs as much to my parents, family, mentors, colleagues, and friends as it does to me. To those who stood by me, thank you. And to those who didn’t, you too played your part. To anyone walking this path through uncertainty, self-doubt, or unanswered questions: trust in your work and in Allah’s plan. Write your own story, one that inspires someone else to keep going when they feel like giving up. And if you ever feel like quitting, remember you were not born to settle for less. Alhamdulillah, countless times! 🙏

@Abubakar_sedeq Most of Unmatched don’t post therefore social media is flooded with matched .

I think we produce really good Doctors.... Because Every 2nd person got Matched.

Here is the Full video, save it 📌

@sanakazmi36 Women

What do men actually deal with?

رشتہ داری کی بنیاد پر…

@EYakoby Now u are talking about war crimes??? Have you ever read ANY UN REPORT from last 2 years

BREAKING: There is growing suspicion that Iran used cluster munitions in their attacks against Israel. A clear war crime.

@MurtazaViews Media reporting ❌ typical desi household lecture ✅

Reporter Mehrunnisa working for ‘BBC Urdu News Punjab TV’ goes viral over her coverage of Punjab floods

@MurtazaViews Mjhy nhi pta mai the ya nhi the😂

@naveedakhtar99 @ChAwaisGhumman How can u explain Onhy ishara krna hy te paani ruk jana aa?

@ChAwaisGhumman گھمن صاحب اپ کو داتا صاحب سے کیا مسئلہ ہے.؟ لوگوں کی عقیدت کو غلط رنگ میں نہ لیں. جب عزاب آتا ہے تو پوری قوم کو تباہ کر تا ہے. اس میں اللہُ کے نیک بندے بھی آ جاتے ہیں. آپ like aur view کے چکر میں مرزا انجینئر نہ بنیں. اپنے کی لوگ عزت کرتے ہی.

چار لکھ وی پانڑی آ جاوے، کوئی گل نئیں، داتا صاحب نے اشارہ کرنا، پانی اوتھے ای رُک جانڑاں 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@musmanmd An anaesthesiologist recommending Liver pills. Epic

And i thought here in USA, at-least a Doctor cant publicly bullshit. Guess you can.

@iqralaraaib @TheNRMP Obviously not. U have done your job girl

@manhalsiddiqi2 Im literally feeling proud after seeing match results of doc from Pakistan. Really giving goosebumps and injecting inspiration for my journey. Congratulations ❤️

🧠 With ERAS submitted, I guess it’s officially official! ✅ 🧠 Hello #MedTwitter, I’m Manhal, & I am reintroducing myself! 🧠 Very honored to have entered the #Neurosurgery #Match2024. I’m so grateful for the support from my family & mentors. Looking forward to the trail!

@iqralaraaib Im literally feeling proud after seeing match results of doc from Pakistan. Really giving goosebumps and injecting inspiration for my journey. Congratulations ❤️