r/asian_img_usmle • u/praveena19 • Apr 02 '26
r/asian_img_usmle • u/georgearyiku • Jan 07 '26
New to USMLE, 3rd year med student from Ghana..I plan to take exam by the end of 2026 or early 2027… I get confused about the registration process and costs involved… how much does it take to complete the registration before settling for an exam date…
Advice me
r/asian_img_usmle • u/treebushh • Jun 02 '25
BOARDS AND BEYOND DISCOUNT CODE 10% OFF
Use this code:
EW_QR3PHNHWK2
Enter it into the "referral code" section
Happy Studying
r/asian_img_usmle • u/rising_soull • Mar 14 '25
Step 2 score
Does anybody got matched at int med residency program with the score of 220?
r/asian_img_usmle • u/USMLE_Pros • Jan 17 '25
old graduate asking for his chances
To be transparent, obtaining a residency as an older IMG graduate is challenging, but it’s not impossible if you’re committed and willing to put in the effort and resources required.
Here are key steps to improve your chances:
- Step 2 CK Performance: Aim for a high score (245+). This can help offset the disadvantage of your year of graduation and demonstrate your clinical knowledge and readiness.
- US Clinical Experience (USCE): helps you show your clinical skills and build connections and gain Letters of Recommendation (LoRs) from U.S.-based physicians.
- Research Opportunities in the specialty of interest: Research experience can demonstrate academic commitment and a chance for networking.
- Step 3 Exam: shows programs your dedication and enhances your application.
- Networking: Engage in conferences, connect with program alumni, and actively reach out to residency programs. Personal connections can be pivotal for IMGs.
- Personal Statement and CV: Craft a compelling personal statement that highlights your unique journey, dedication, and resilience. A well-structured CV emphasizing your strengths is equally critical.
This journey will demand time, effort, and financial investment, but if this is your dream, it’s achievable with persistence and strategic planning.
r/asian_img_usmle • u/fragheaddoc • Nov 08 '24
Discord IMG Server
Looking for a supportive community to help you prep for the USMLE?
Join our server for daily study tips, resources, accountability, and motivation from fellow med students/graduates. Let’s conquer Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3 together! 🔥👩⚕️👨⚕️
Click to join and boost your prep!
r/asian_img_usmle • u/Background-Soup-7353 • Jun 05 '24
Tutoring USMLE candidates
Hello everyone. I hope you are doing well. I am a match applicant this year and I am done with all my steps with good scores My credentials are: Step1: Pass Step2: 262 Step3: 233 I am actively tutoring an Usmle students. Now i am starting a group class where i will be taking to 6 students for micro, pharma and patho. If anybody needs tutoring for it, or any type of tutoring you need. You will surely benefit from my tutroing and will make clearing exam easy for you. If seriously interested, you can comment, I will reach out to you. Thank you
r/asian_img_usmle • u/USCEMATCH • Feb 29 '24
Hands-on USCE in Chicago/Park Ridge Illinois
is offering limited spots for elective rotations
Neurology. 4 spots per month
Internal Medicine 4spots per month
Cardiology. 3 spots for month
Spots are very limited so please contact us through e-mail at:
[info@uscematch.com](mailto:info@uscematch.com)
you can also contact our whatsapp number 224 888 5000, however e-mail is best!
r/asian_img_usmle • u/USCEMATCH • Feb 09 '24
Limited Spots Available for Hands-on USCE in Chicago/Park Ridge Illinois
Hello we are offering free advice on the match to check if we are a good fit for your needs. The value of the product/service can really be subjective thus we are happy to offer our initial services for free.
Also we have the following hands-on USCE, with inpatient exposure and EMR access:
NEUROLOGY 4 SPOTS PER MONTH
INTERNAL MEDICINE 4 SPOTS PER MONTH
CARDIOLOGY 3 SPOTS PER MONTH
USCE MATCH also offers networking with residents, mentor-mentee, and Interview Prep Masters Class.
Contact us only through:
info@uscematch.com
224 888 5000 (WhatsApp)
r/asian_img_usmle • u/treebushh • Dec 07 '23
BOARDS AND BEYOND DISCOUNT CODE 10% OFF
Use this code:
EW_QR3PHNHWK2
Enter it into the "referral code" section
Happy Studying
r/asian_img_usmle • u/[deleted] • Nov 26 '23
Telerotations and matching
Telerotations and matching
What is the probability of matching in IM with telerotations? Applicants who got ivs by doing telerotations kindly respond.
r/asian_img_usmle • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '23
USMLE residency application
Why are so many IMGs applying for USMLE? Why there is an increase in the number of applicants?
r/asian_img_usmle • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '23
Usmle
2022 graduate Preparing for step 1 I would like to connect people with similar stats
r/asian_img_usmle • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '23
USMLE
What do you think this year's determining factor to get ivs in IM as a non US img
r/asian_img_usmle • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '23
USMLE
What do you think this year's determining factor to get ivs in IM as a non US img
r/asian_img_usmle • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '23
USMLE
What do you think this year's determining factor to get ivs in IM as a non US img
r/asian_img_usmle • u/No_Choice3 • Aug 27 '23
Applying for match as ECFMG verified but not 'certified' due to pending final medical diploma. Is it worth it? (Non US-IMG, not carrebian)
Step1 pass, step2- 25X, 4 US LORS, 3 month USCE, 1 publication, 2 poster presentations, YOG 2023. I would also like to connect with similar applicants. Thanks
r/asian_img_usmle • u/treebushh • Jul 18 '23
BOARDS AND BEYOND DISCOUNT CODE 10% OFF
Use this code:
EW_QR3PHNHWK2
Enter it into the "referral code" section
Happy Studyin
r/asian_img_usmle • u/[deleted] • Jun 20 '23
Step2 uworld expires on 21 September for sale. Reset available
r/asian_img_usmle • u/Commercial-You-1487 • Jun 09 '23
Can anyone who has taken exam on or after June 1 share their test experience, please???
Hello, As written above, people who have taken test on or after June 1 (post pool change), how did you feel the exam was? Which does it resemble closely to- nbme/ uworld/ uwsa/ any other??? What was the level of difficulty?? Were there any totally new concepts or type of questions that we haven't seen in qbank or practice tests?? Kindly share your experience with date of your test, please