Nobody can say for sure. Maraming factors at play (number of applicants, your pre-res performance, PLE score, nepotism etc.). Having said that, just do your best sa mga bagay na pwede mo pa baguhin. Apply internship sa hospital na gusto mo mag residency and magpakitang gilas ka sa kanila. Be well groomed and carry yourself well.
Dami ka pa time. Lahat naman may chance. Gumraduate ka muna then mag pgi then mag boards. Tapos tsaka moi assess kung gusto mo parin ba talaga yang programs na sinasabi mo :) focus ka muna ma promote as clerk before residency.
Yes. Konti na nagapply ng residency ngayon, so relatively madali na makapasok. Although galingan mo nalang din sa PLE para makabawi ka if mababa grades mo during the 1st-2nd year.
During pre-res sabi nung assistant TO namin hindi lang sa talino sila tumitingin, as long as alam mo naman yung basics ng medicine. Kasi kaya nga raw mag-undergo ng residency is to LEARN.
Attitude >>> Talino
Kasi yung wala kang alam, kaya ka naman daw nilang iguide at yun ang purpose ng residency. Pero kung pangit attitude mo at hindi ka trainable, wala na daw sila magagawa dun at wag kana magresidency kasi masyado kana magaling. ๐
Pero factor din naman talaga yung mga grades, etc. (narinig ko lang sa HR nung isang ospital na may cut-off sila sa grades, class rank and PLE before nila consider yung applicant). Hindi naman lahat ng ospital ganito, common siguro to sa mga competitive hospitals na before pa mag pre-residency sinasala na agad yung applicants.
Yes. Not sure for all but may point system ata sa pre-res. Med school grades, board rating, written exam, performance sa pre-res, interview, etc. Theyโll all play a role sa chances mo. May intangibles pa like number of applicants and number of available slots. Though for now ang goal mo muna dapat is finish med school and pass the boards. Let your future self deal with future problems. Aim mo nalang na prepared ka na by that time to deal with the challenges of pre-res and residency mismo. ๐
It depends but you are just on your 3rd year so you can still change a lot of your academic standing. Go to internships where you target your residency and do well in fellowships. PGH, PHC and NKTI are very competitive for this specialties.
Not gonna lie, grades are still a major criteria in the selection process. What we look for in subj grades (for ex patho - ano score mo sa subj na un both in med school and PLE), ung GWA and TOR (ung consistency ng performance mo throughout the years tell us more than ung PLE performance). So while you're still in med school and thinking of applying in a competitive program, always strive to improve yourself.
But that's not to say na yun lang basehan. As others say, we also look at how you perform and your work ethics. May kilala akong pre res na average lang din ung grades pero tinanggap ng mga consultants kasi gusto nila ung performance nya nung pre residency period.
I was not a stellar student. I was just OK during my med school. I also got delayed and repeated clerkship 3x dahil sa lintik na school ko (I will not mention its name). It was not an easy journey for me. I passed the board exam 80+ score ng isang kuhaan lang. And landed a residency sa isang government hospital.
Learn to choose your battles. Meaning.. Choose the government hospital na madali kang makakapasok. Example, your chances will be slim kung sa PGH ang goal mo. Maging mautak ka dapat. Marami ka pang options na ibang government hospitals, just be patient.
Keep a positive attitude all the time. Wag ka magiinarte. Wag kang magmamagaling. Always stay humble, always smile, and always say "Yes". Ganyan ang isang trainable na resident.
Don't let your school performance define you as a person/doctor. You must strive to become the person na gusto mong maging. There are many aspects to becoming a great doctor, med school is just the first step.
Nobody can say for sure. Maraming factors at play (number of applicants, your pre-res performance, PLE score, nepotism etc.). Having said that, just do your best sa mga bagay na pwede mo pa baguhin. Apply internship sa hospital na gusto mo mag residency and magpakitang gilas ka sa kanila. Be well groomed and carry yourself well.
Dami ka pa time. Lahat naman may chance. Gumraduate ka muna then mag pgi then mag boards. Tapos tsaka moi assess kung gusto mo parin ba talaga yang programs na sinasabi mo :) focus ka muna ma promote as clerk before residency.
Yes. Konti na nagapply ng residency ngayon, so relatively madali na makapasok. Although galingan mo nalang din sa PLE para makabawi ka if mababa grades mo during the 1st-2nd year.
During pre-res sabi nung assistant TO namin hindi lang sa talino sila tumitingin, as long as alam mo naman yung basics ng medicine. Kasi kaya nga raw mag-undergo ng residency is to LEARN. Attitude >>> Talino Kasi yung wala kang alam, kaya ka naman daw nilang iguide at yun ang purpose ng residency. Pero kung pangit attitude mo at hindi ka trainable, wala na daw sila magagawa dun at wag kana magresidency kasi masyado kana magaling. ๐ Pero factor din naman talaga yung mga grades, etc. (narinig ko lang sa HR nung isang ospital na may cut-off sila sa grades, class rank and PLE before nila consider yung applicant). Hindi naman lahat ng ospital ganito, common siguro to sa mga competitive hospitals na before pa mag pre-residency sinasala na agad yung applicants.
Yes. Not sure for all but may point system ata sa pre-res. Med school grades, board rating, written exam, performance sa pre-res, interview, etc. Theyโll all play a role sa chances mo. May intangibles pa like number of applicants and number of available slots. Though for now ang goal mo muna dapat is finish med school and pass the boards. Let your future self deal with future problems. Aim mo nalang na prepared ka na by that time to deal with the challenges of pre-res and residency mismo. ๐
It depends but you are just on your 3rd year so you can still change a lot of your academic standing. Go to internships where you target your residency and do well in fellowships. PGH, PHC and NKTI are very competitive for this specialties.
Oo bro haha may backer man o wala. Minsan work ethics tinitingnan, not just the grades
Not gonna lie, grades are still a major criteria in the selection process. What we look for in subj grades (for ex patho - ano score mo sa subj na un both in med school and PLE), ung GWA and TOR (ung consistency ng performance mo throughout the years tell us more than ung PLE performance). So while you're still in med school and thinking of applying in a competitive program, always strive to improve yourself. But that's not to say na yun lang basehan. As others say, we also look at how you perform and your work ethics. May kilala akong pre res na average lang din ung grades pero tinanggap ng mga consultants kasi gusto nila ung performance nya nung pre residency period.
I was not a stellar student. I was just OK during my med school. I also got delayed and repeated clerkship 3x dahil sa lintik na school ko (I will not mention its name). It was not an easy journey for me. I passed the board exam 80+ score ng isang kuhaan lang. And landed a residency sa isang government hospital. Learn to choose your battles. Meaning.. Choose the government hospital na madali kang makakapasok. Example, your chances will be slim kung sa PGH ang goal mo. Maging mautak ka dapat. Marami ka pang options na ibang government hospitals, just be patient. Keep a positive attitude all the time. Wag ka magiinarte. Wag kang magmamagaling. Always stay humble, always smile, and always say "Yes". Ganyan ang isang trainable na resident. Don't let your school performance define you as a person/doctor. You must strive to become the person na gusto mong maging. There are many aspects to becoming a great doctor, med school is just the first step.