joyandfaith:

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In medical schools, students are expected to use international textbooks. Many of those students are not sound educationally. Some of them couldn't cope academically in private medical schools in Nigeria. They had to attend medical schools in some substandard universities in some third world countries. If they are academically sound, they should try schooling in canada and usa medical schools. In most cases, they would get education loans or scholarship.

heykims:

What are u saying?
No second class degree in Medicine.

heykims:
Majority of these candidates simply traveled out to study Medicine because they couldn't get admission for Medicine in any Nigerian university.
Anybody who has the money can always travel 'abroad' to study medicine.
The way Nigeria trained medical doctor troop to write UK exam is the way our brothers abroad also troop in to sit the MDCN examination, many usually fail though.

Bahamas95:
Is this not Nigeria? Just watch, those with connection will manoeuvre their way into the system.



You'll go to the hospital one-day to complain of toothache and a dentist will use screwdriver and plier to remove your teeth.

Juoflife1:
Exam in Nigeria is too hard abeg

Yonce:
These foreign doctors were probably not trained or raised to face the rigourous and stressful ways Nigerian trained doctors are conditioned to write exams and pass them despite hardships of medical school.
They're probably not used to negative marking and unnecessary twisting of lexicon in the question to deliberately confuse you into failure.

When they sit for foreign exams like PLAB and USMLE, they'll usually ace them.
MDCN should probably look into itself as an exam body.

Nebes:
Medical professors in the UK and US will fail Nigerian MDCN exams. They structure the exam for the people to fail.
If you know how they twist their questions in Nigeria you'll pity Nigerian medical students. That's why Nigerian doctors do extremely well abroad where things are straightforward.

Iseoluwani:


m surprised too. Sudan ke, how do u expect someone to go to sudan to practice medicine and pass nah.

This news is false biko

pacino26:
So the Medical Council is out to brag I guess. Who doesn't know that exams in Nigeria are structured to fail people! Lecturers brag about how people can't pass their courses. School of pharmacy and medicine in most universities here in Nigeria are happy when students commit suicide and go on to tell new entrants that it is not for the faint of heart. Out there in Europe and other developed countries you have interactions with your lecturers on academic growth and good mental health. Let's not forget the other reason they will want people to fail; so some can pay through their noses to get the license.

Yonce:
These foreign doctors were probably not trained or raised to face the rigourous and stressful ways Nigerian trained doctors are conditioned to write exams and pass them despite hardships of medical school.
They're probably not used to negative marking and unnecessary twisting of lexicon in the question to deliberately confuse you into failure.

When they sit for foreign exams like PLAB and USMLE, they'll usually ace them.
MDCN should probably look into itself as an exam body.

Stephench:

Who dey pass JAMB for Nigeria? People still do what they have to do to pass. Stop deceiving yourself

ssogundele:
But our guys do ace those foreign exams o. All hail our naija medical trained guys o.

ppogba:


Are you saying the twisting excluded the over 400 that passed?

ppogba:


A body that conducted an exam released a report on the exam conducted and same is reported by a reputable newspaper and yet you still say the news is fake.

Indeed, some people on Nairaland need deliverance.

Bahamas95:
Is this not Nigeria? Just watch, those with connection will manoeuvre their way into the system.



You'll go to the hospital one-day to complain of toothache and a dentist will use screwdriver and plier to remove your teeth.

Iseoluwani:


shee e wa okay sir

Bahamas95:
But we still got some quacks in the system, how did they get their licence?

Abufo:
Sudanese and yemeni trained medical doctors!!!

adenigga:




Source: https://punchng.com/433-foreign-trained-doctors-fail-MDCN-qualifying-exam

kumbhuru:

You are dumb 8f you still have this mentality. Poverty mentality that makes you people think people who attended private universities and schools abroad are Rich and failed JAMB.
You scored 300 in JAMB but we're given Botany, and same person went abroad or private university, does that mean such had failed?
Take your brain and visit a psychiatrist.
And mind you, even having 200 in JAMB is more than enough for you to be a doctor, Medicine is not about 400 in JAMB but about the interest, dedication and consistency in studying in medical school. Reason you will see someone with 250 graduating without a single resit or repeat but see someone with 330 failing out.
JAMB is basically for admission, it has nothing to do with intelligence or who will become a better professional. Use your brain, it's not for decoration

omoadeleye:




Shut ignorant self up. Y'all just post like dunce. You have turned yourself to a menace to what you have no Idea about.

You thought some Professional exam are like those your schools exam in Nigeria?

adenigga:




Source: https://punchng.com/433-foreign-trained-doctors-fail-MDCN-qualifying-exam