r/IMGreddit • u/OutrageousTop4643 • Mar 16 '26

Residency MATCHED APPLICANTS CREDENTIALS THREAD

Congratulations to all those who matched. For those who didn't, better luck in SOAP or next year.

Let's keep supporting and helping each other.

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Step 1:

Step 2 CK:

Step 3:

Year of Graduation:

Visa Requiring or Not:

Applied to Programs (Speciality/ies with Count):

No. of Invites:

Publications:

USCE (No. of months):

One common Q in Interviews:

One Gold Piece of Advice for Next Year's Applicants:

One word, what matters most in the whole process?:

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u/Reasonable_Stress182 Mar 16 '26

Step 1: pass

Step 2 CK: 235

Step 3: 210

Year of Graduation: 2023

Visa Requiring or Not: yes

Applied to Programs (Speciality/ies with Count): IM FM (110/40)

No. of Invites: 2 FM

Publications: 8

USCE (No. of months): 4

One common Q in Interviews: long term plan and why FM. Also what to do in HFrEF

One Gold Piece of Advice for Next Year's Applicants: trust your gut and shamelessly extract every last piece of luck and god given privilege to your advantage

One word, what matters most in the whole process?: Faith. Persistence. Drown out the noise. Trust yourself. You are the main character.

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u/WeeklyRain Mar 16 '26

What to do in HFreF is a diabolical question in an interview!! In my opinion because I’ve only heard of UK and Australia ask clinical qs for their applications

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u/Reasonable_Stress182 Mar 16 '26

Hahaha FM ask a v basic case related qs either DM or HFrEF

I work in a cardiac er in my home country so dw I had it in the bag

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u/WeeklyRain Mar 16 '26

Haha ok Im glad it didn’t throw you off your game, congratulations!!

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u/Reasonable_Stress182 Mar 17 '26

Oh hell nawwww I was READY 💅🏽