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Old 19-05-2005, 10:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Dear Friends,
Please advise me about the useful books and method of study for PLAB(I) exam.
Do I have to do a lot with preclinical subjects?
Also job oppertunities after passing the PLAB exam.

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Dear Friends,
Please advise me about the useful books and method of study for PLAB(I) exam.
Do I have to do a lot with preclinical subjects?
Also job oppertunities after passing the PLAB exam.

Regards

Rohit Ind
hello ! i dont think there is more weightage on preclinical subjects! and about plab 1 i am also interested so if wanna to conatct email address is d.maitreyee@googlemail.com
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The PLAB-1 exam is a mixture of clinical and medical sciences question. Your best bet is to practice loads and loads of EMQs (there are several PLAB books about - the one by Una Coles is very good). The GMC have now added a SBA (single best answer) MCQ to the exam which is similar to the USMLE style of exam - so practice your USMLE part 1 and part 2CK papers. The BMA website has a good e-library for subscribed members with the USMLE books on it.
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