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Realistically will it happen?

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Guys as an overseas Pakistani, what % aggregate for overseas seat is enough for shifa, I know for local seat u need about 92% (this includes your mdcat score, shifas entrance test and interview), but what about overseas??

Asking because I'm also a third culture kid, I spent my whole life here and will naturally leave permanently in some years ):

Curious as to where people like me are at in life rn, esp in terms of career or country

Realistically will it happen?

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I know some of y'all will get really angry in the comments and tell me to revise for august 16th itself, and not hold hope for delay.

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But like realistically speaking, can we expect delay?

I know some of y'all will get really angry in the comments and tell me to revise for august 16th itself, and not hold hope for delay.

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But like realistically speaking, can we expect delay?

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For uhs mdcat and nums?

For uhs mdcat and nums?

If we're considering the easiest ones to match into, with more lenient entry requirements like not being expected to have insane STEP scores, also one which is suitable when it comes to visa stuff.

Obviously I know imgs have to work insanely hard to prove themselves, but like what's a specialty where you don't need to have insane stats as if you were applying into some crazy competitive one like gen surg

I know y'all are gonna say ALL specialities are extremely competitive for imgs, but if you had to pick one which is the most suitable for someone who is a non us img, considering every factor imaginable, which one would you say?

If I'm not wrong, internal medicine would be the answer right

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Please. Anyone have the answers for free.

The Punjab textbook starts off with biological molecules.

But the prep books from many academies usually start off with coord and control and idk if there's like a good logical reason for this

Shall I follow ptb step by step or do coord first

The Punjab textbook starts off with biological molecules.

But the prep books from many academies usually start off with coord and control and idk if there's like a good logical reason for this

Shall I follow ptb step by step or do coordination first

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Main/major syllabus differences?