hi pankaj, there are many countries where you could do medicine, i shall mention some prominent ones,

USA- clear all the 3 steps of USMLE , attend interview and get your residency in you desired field

UK- u need to clear PLAB atep 1 and step 2 and then work there to do your PG

australia-clear AMC but mind it, it has many disadvantages

 

NZ-if you clear usmle u r eligible for new zealand as well, you just need to clear NZREX which is a clinical exam. good luck

Every country has its own exam for issuing practicing license for IMGs. For example, the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) has three steps. To begin with, the medical school should be listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools.



In the UK, to obtain a licence, the aspirants have to appear for Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board.



Australian licensing process for IMGs outlines three main assessment pathways: Competent Authority (CA) pathway, Standard pathway (including the current AMC examination and a new workplace-based assessment pathway) and Specialist pathways for all specialties including general practice. The other tests are listed in Table 1.



Entrance test or not, the field of medicine demands immense hard work and patience. Studying medicine abroad has its own merits and demerits which can only be compared on an individual basis. The aspirants should have clarity regarding why they want to work abroad, and the role they want to perform

Hi Pankaj ! Yes you can study Medicine in Abroad.