Hi Dami, good day! I've been watching some of your videos lately because i believe that the topics are very important, relatable and relevant- for that, GREAT JOB! I'd like to give some feedback though on this specific content/video as i believe after watching it- it seems like the discussion goes totally way out of the topic and most of all it did not really help all parties involved especially the students with their decision making about their future. The video didn't discuss or explain briefly about India's Advisory on Medical Education in the Philippines. There are questions like what is this advisory all about? What should i do as someone who is currently or is planning to pursue my medical studies abroad? Is this affecting PH only? What are my options and what are the steps to follow? First, this advisory is initiated by India's National Medical Commission (NMC) and it's aim is to come up with standard regulations for ALL Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate so it doesn't matter whether you studied in the US, UK, Australia as long as you did not pursue it in any indian academic institutions in India, this advisory still applies to that individual. Your guests stated/used a certain bill/law/act in India that this so called "restriction" has been approved and passed last 2022 but i'm checking any indian news sources including government portal- i dont see that claim but what I found out that both Indian Embassy & Philippines Officials are to collaborate to Facilitate Indian Medical Students' Licensure and Practice in the PH, the meeting was just held June 2023. That meeting signifies a significant milestone in enhancing bilateral cooperation in medical education and fostering cultural exchange between the two nations. I hope you would be able to clarify these things on your upcoming videos, after all we all want a good future to every students out there. I'm afraid that there might be a number of students who may instantly feel discourage. As there are considerably more to explain, I will just leave here the links where they can find updated news and updates! Thank you Dami and continue bringing this kind of healthy discussion in your channel. God Bless! fox2now.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/638376045/indian-embassy-philippines-officials-collaborate-to-facilitate-indian-medical-students-licensure-and-practice/ www.eoimanila.gov.in/eoi.php?id=edphilli/ www.affinityeducation.in/study-mbbs-abroad
Thank you po , I got a lot of feed back from the video which I’m currently looking for someone to give an depth explanation or interview different Indian student for more clarification and I will read up the link , thank you once again
Dami, pemit me to correct your comment when you said "Philippine Medical Schools Teach Medicine applicable only to the Philippines". You're blatantly wrong because Philippine Education in general is based on American Standards and that's the reason why Philippine Medical Graduates especially Nurses are in the US, Canada, and in Europe and they all excel in their fields.
I noticed it and I was about to comment on it, UP was founded by Americans and has PGH as its practicum hospital and their graduates always landed on the top 10 board passers or even top notcher
So true. Our Philippine educated doctors and nurses are licensed to practice in the US, Canada UK because our curricula are based on the American standard of education. Thus us the assumption that they pass the state licensure exams in the US where they plan to practice their profession.
😂😂😂 these interviewees were out of their minds😂😂😂😂😂 studying for a medicine course in the Philippines is universally applicable as long as the curriculum being used for teaching is internationally accredited. Why the heck saying that the diseases and such illnesses to be studied in Philippine medical colleges and universities are only applicable in the Philippines? 😂😂
Don't worry, all major courses in the Philippines including Medicine are VALID, accepted and credited in all countries around the world including the first world countries like USA, Canada, Australia, UK, EU countries (countries that primarily provide Medical Textbooks for learning in Medicine and other Allied Sciences, like Medical textbooks from the US taught and practiced in the Philippines), Singapore except India (not valid?)...bizarre right? 😬 I think when you graduate a major course in the Philippines like Medicine, you only need to do a 1 year program in Canada and take board exam for medicine there to work there, and I think this apply to all the major Western countries, you can ask your medical professors there in your school, they will guide you and will even help you even after you graduate in Medicine, that you can go to Canada or US and work there as a doctor, prove to the Indian MOH what you and the Philippines can do (Philippine medical graduate practitioners are trusted by Western and Arab countries). By the way, the Philippines Exam format is the same format that is used in the Western countries, even in Arab countries which also uses the American standard format so no pressure, especially in medical course, so you have to master the Philippine exam format also. After graduating, try to enroll and attend the best Medicine review center in the Philippines for future use. Doctors in your school knows 👍💖💐🎉 The law must apply to those who are currently graduating in high school and will be taking a college degree and not to those who are already studying college degree in other countries.
Even Viswanathan Anand, the Chess grandmaster and world champion studied in the Philippines, University of Manila, he credits Philippines as his training ground for learning Chess. The worlds largest Cyber Security companies who provide security for Amazon, Google, Microsoft Cloud are based in Manila not in US, China, India, Korea or Japan, because Filipinos are number 1 in Cyber Security. The highest number of nurses in the world are from Philippines so are those in merchant navy. World biggest call centers, BPO are in Philippines. Indians who studied in Philippines have the highest FMGE passing rate, they are the top rank holders.
is that for real? just this week some of philippine government department got hacked and analyst said Philippines is the most vulnerable country to be hack, haven't up to news these days?
So, if you as a foreign student went there to just enjoy, it's your mistake not the Philippine education system. The guy in the jacket recently said that the educational system in the Philippines is so high. It's their government that is Modi style.
Even our india is rich in medical field but we have to paas NEET to study at low cost ...or we have alot of population so only top students can qualify so rest of Indians go to abroad for degree .....
Education is a right!!!! Every individual has the right to education, anywhere they want!!! Laws like this are limiting a students potential to move forward!!!! Hail the Philippines for such a welcoming country!! I love the Philippines !!!! You gave me the opportunity!!!!
And I hope they will appreciate the fact that a country would welcome students from other nations, where fees are more affordable and provides quality education. Yung isa parang nagrereklamo pa eh
Education is a right refers to basic education usually up to secondary. University education is never a universal right. Stop the entitled attitude. These guys are adults. The situation is not ideal just need to suck it up and find a way out
Philippines is a good country to study Medical courses and other courses as well. Professors are very knowledgeable and schools are equipped to provide all the necessary things for the students to learn about their respective courses. Your topic is bery informatuve for those who wants to study hete. Cintinue to have this kind of content. God blesa you.
Lets be real, this is not about the quality of education of medicine here in the Philippines. India is not saying that medicine graduates from here is not on par with their standards. India is doing this to discourage people on going to other countries to study medicine. They want to increase their own medicine students. Well we can't blame India for doing so bcoz they want to grow and improve their own medicine education but they should not implement it to those who are already in study abroad before they made this law.
Right. Should not be retrospective, their law is. Or, is the narrative of their law 'regardless'. But it should not be like that. I think every country's law should never be retrospective.
@@manawari_corner989 the term is “retroactive” not retrospective. Retroactive means those who are already in the programs abroad should be “grandfathered” or exempt from the law because a law’s effect should start from the time that law was enacted . No going back. However, India has a different way of applying the law.
Those indian student wants to work on other country after choses Philippines for meds school , ,because Philippines produces compititive and meet the requirements of most country
@@shasong4970 yup, also there is a vlogger who is a Filipina and married to an Indian guy, who is a doctor graduate in the Philippines, got passed and a top notched after taking board exam in India. I think it is not just the school, it's the combination of education system of school and the perseverance of the student.
Guys, its not about the quality of Med Schools in Philippines but rather about the quality of Indian students. Some Indian students who come to Philippines ( Not all but most of them) are the ones who could not make it to any decent med school in India. So Indian government has genuine reasons to worry. If you speak with any med student in India from a good institute you will instantly understand the difference in quality in just the way they speak, their knowledge levels as compared most of the Indian students who come to Philippines. India is among the top 10 destinations in the world for medical tourism. So you can imagine the standards of medical education! The Indian students who come to Philippines get easy admission as they get it under foreign student quota of seats via some powerful agents. For example if you go through the video, they joke that they came to study medicine to 'to visit the islands and beaches, how cheap is that reply! They were even ready to go to Uganda to study as they said in the interview. So that means, they just want the doctor's tag at any cost without the quality.
the reason is you must meet the 54 months required to took the Med exam in India. the years of medicine here in the Philippines is 4 years only it does not met the requirements to take the exam for medicine. I wonder! are they allowing medicine graduates in USA to take the exam in India? I think USA medicine also is 4 years. There are so many Doctors in India that graduated here in the Philippines.
In the Philippines, before you are admitted to the college of medicine of a university, you need 4 years of pre-med (BS Biology, BS nursing, BS med tech etc) Only then can you apply to be admitted to the college of medicine. After graduating from the college of medicine in the Philippines, you have to be an intern in an accredited hospital. Then you review for the medical licensure. Altogether it takes about 9 years of study total before you can take the medical board. In India they have a shortcut of 1 or 2 years. No pre-medicine of 4 years unlike the Philippines.
Like African countries, India also has a problem with limited slots for medical students. They want their medical students from other countries to return to India to study there...the question is, can they accommodate them?
@@rajnish6113 Due to limited educational institutions that cater medical related courses is the main reason of student migrations. Because in their country, it's either you have connections or you are just a lucky individual to be able to fit in a narrow way of entry. Survival of the fittest I shall say.
I think the indian government should provide affordable and quality medical education so that their students would not go to other countries.i always noticed when they are interviewed that they came here because its cheaper than in their country.
Sorry to correct you. The Indian Medical Board bears colossal standard in terms of quality of medical education in the world, The govt. Also provide cheap, accessible and high quality education.But the only thing is the seats are limited and the applications are more.. and above all quality is to maintained thus many fails to get a seat back in India.Just to avoid extreme competition and hefty college fees of private Institutes student run to other countries.😢
Even our india is rich in medical field but we have to paas NEET to study at low cost ...or we have alot of population so only top students can qualify so rest of Indians go to abroad for degree .....
I have a feeling that Indian Medical schools are now experiencing decline in applicants and losing out to Philippine Medical schools. Hence, their new law to keep their schools filled!
Very nice topic. Now I understand why I don't see a lot of Indian students here in Fatima University in Valenzuela, City M.M. Unlike before. Even the Indian restaurant closed after 2 years of the pandemic. As a former OFW in the mid east I have learned to eat Indian foods. Maybe India can do it similar to what the host said. That in their country they still have to study another 6 months before getting the exam. And what the other guy said apply the law on the next batch not on those who already started.
I think the failure rate is not high. rate of Indian graduated of one school in Davao. DMSF, also consistently maintained the highest pass percentage in FMGE for six years in a row now. In 2018, DMSF registered a pass percentage of 82% compared to Indian overall of 26%. In 2019, DMSF registered a pass percentage of 82% compared to Indian overall of 20%. And in 2020, DMSF registered yet again the highest pass percentage of 75% at FMGE compared to Indian overall of 9% making it one of the best MBBS colleges in the world. In 2021, DMSF registered a pass percentage of 75%. In 2022, again registered the highest pass percentage of 78%. In 2018, DMSF registered 4 students in Top 10 (All India Rank) and 13 students in Top 60 at FMGE. In 2019, DMSF registered 7 students in All India Top 10. Also, 56 students scored successfully above 200 and 356 students out 453 qualified the screening test in the first attempt.
I noticed it too, they said about disease-related only in Phils I wonder what it is, maybe endemic not only in Phils but in the whole tropical group of countries but COVID affects the whole world it is a 'pandemic"
Tropical diseases are endemic to most Asian countries. In the US and other Western countries, most tropical diseases like cholera and malaria has been totally eradicated for decades. When the brother of my friend got very sick in Canada, they couldn't identify the cause. They have to fly him back to Manila to find out it was Cholera. This only shows that medical studies and practice here in Philippines would give you the complete array of diseases to learn and study. I would say graduates of medical courses here are exposed and well equipped, thus arguably more advantaged than other med schools counterpart in other parts of the world. And you don't have to study new languages. Just English.
Don't forget, if you have MD degree, that's all you need to apply to take a licensure exam in the Us or UK oe EU.etc. A license from the home country is not a requisite. And when you pass the licensure exam, say in the USA, who cares if you're not licensed to practice medicine in India? After all, you'll be gainfully employed in a country that needs you plus a salary far better than your colleagues back home in India!
Not true. You have to have your licensure (passed the license in your country) before you can apply for the state board for medical doctors in the US or Great Britain.
Medicine is science. And science is universal. It has no boundaries. All latest discoveries are published for all the world to see and digest. And they're written in English, which is the lingua franca of the world. And that's one of the main advantages of the Philippines. All of the textbooks in their schools are in English. Unlike other countries which have to translate them in their native language from English to Chinese, for example, or English to Japanese. So QUALITY should be a non-issue. Most countries would require you to take tests or examinations before letting you get a license, anyways. The Indian government, or any other, needs to prove students coming from the Phil are not fit to serve in the medical community.
Even in Hongkong A lot of DentistDocyor study the Phililppines.Indian student arr intelligent they are excellent in math.❤Awe s ome intervoew.new interview
I just want to coment by this students that law in india us deferent fr our country but our nsg in the phil is acredited here in us as long as u pass all the exam before u come here or if u pass ur cg or nclex no problem im a nurse but im here in us just keep on going and after u graduate go home take ur exam and training in india
No. You need to be licensed in your home country first to be qualified in the US unless you are already a US citizen or a permanent resident in the US. Also med school in the US most likely required med students from other countries to have extra schooling in order to qualify to take the license exam. Requirements of a foreign graduate nurse is different from the requirements of a foreign graduate doctor when it comes to getting licensed in the US.
Hhhhmmm . . . Am Filipino, my uncles, aunts, cousins finished their medical schooling here in Philippines. They're now practicing medicine mostly in US and some parts of Europe.. NOT IN INDIA😂
But isn't that a shameful thing instead of being proud? I mean both India and Philippines face brain drain because we cannot pay good salaries or provide enough facilities to retain our brightest minds.
Indian and the Philippines should have an agreement just like how other countries like US have where those with student visas will have a mandatory home residency requirement. After completing their program, they have to go home for two years to serve. It’s a win-win situation! People should have options to pursue what degree and where they wish to complete their studies!
Some filipinos are saying that Why did Indian Govt bring such laws. i will tell you why as i was an aspirant of SSC which is a govt. competitive exam for getting job in govt. administration . Now the thing is that the education curriculum is different for each country so It means you can study abroad but when you want to practice in India you must give a exam which is based on Indian curriculum and courses so that govt. can give you license to treat indian patients. And also phillipines have concept of premed +4 years while here it is 2years (grade school)+ 6years of med college . It is not like that govt. is not taking care about students living abroad. they just want to ensure that students studying abroad have studied well or not. And we are not judging any country's education system as this rule applies to all countries even US. Also govt. based medical collges like AIIMS provide high level of education and it is affordable as govt. pays most of the expenses .You will see doctors in US or UK of indian descent but nurses of filipino descent becuase indian curriculum is hard and Comprtition is very high for MBBS courses in India and i am sure phillipines curriculum is aslo hard but because of large number of students applying for medicine in India as it is not possible for all of them to study in govt. based colleges so that's why they go to different countries to pursue medicine degrees. If you ask them that if they have enough resources to get education in govt med college or private med college in India so will they choose phillipines they will definitely say No because they know if they study under indian curriculum they will easily get hired by British or US companies and they can practice freely in India. It's not like i am boasting about indians as doctors because in our culture becoming a doctor or army personnel is a highly reputated thing. Also if you ask a average American or British person about doctors in their country, 80% of them will say indian doctor names.
Try to complete your sentences by putting a period. Use a comma or semicolon to express your thoughts - not like the midnight express train with no brakes. That’s a whole paragraph with no ending !
Well education has no bounds even in terms of medicine. There is no such thing a medicine in the context philippine culture or indian culture or chinese culture. For example if one patient is dick with flu, usually you follow the standard operating procedure: first give the basics of medical needs, then you seek medical help and the rest escalate based on the gravity! I don’t think Indian culture respond to such sickness differently! Maybe modified or simplified way but the standard is always present! Language could be an issue!
As a Filipino working abroad, one Indian colleague told me that there is a strict quota system for med students. Those who dont make the cut are opted to ho abroad to study. So now they are easing with the limit of student admission?
@DonShei When I was working in the Middle East, one of my Indian friends has a Brother and a Sister studying Medicine in the Philippines and told me about what you said about the Quota System. And aside from that he said that this Quota System is also a Bribery System wherein you pay a handsome amount in order that one can be included in the Quota. Especially about the Indian Caste System wherein there is such a Group or Caste of Indians who they think are not worthy to study such Higher Education and for that, Bribe comes in.
im still glad my Filipino government don't do the same thing for Foreign Filipino students too, shame on the Indian Gov't for doing that to its future Doctors,,shame shame shame
Hi Dami. From which country in Africa are you from? Your YT video showed on my browser because I watch Filipino vloggers working in Africa (Equatorial Guinea, Uganda, Ghana). And other Africans as well.
Not being bias here but In terms of quality of education, Phils. is one of the best/top-notch. In other countries it's mostly self study style/kind of learning. In the Phils. everything is being taught.
Every country would say their education is in better quality than others, but even if you study abroad with different languages, human anatomy does not vary, our number of bones are all the same, the tissues are still the same. i would rather say, India would like to make homegrown students, why only now when four decades ago there were many foriegners studying here in the Philippines. Anyway, its their law now, its their choice to withdraw their people from the Philippines....just saying....no offense meant.
my comments is why study here philippines if the philippine medical school is not good? where is ur logic? but you cant deny that the philippines produce the best doctors and nurses around the world.. you said failing is high but why you come here to study? u can go back all to your country.. nobody is forcing you to study here in Philippines.. too many complain to this foreign students.
Actually in uk /us I saw alot of indian doctor and Phillipines nurses ..Here in india we have to pass NEET to get best College....our best government college only take quality students and those who can't afford private college they go abroad to study....India is somehow top 10 country for medical tourism so you can guess our education quality...
You know guys, since your government implement already that law, you can't do nothing about that. But first finish your study in Philippines. Coz still applicable in other different country, and still you can practice it except your own country. Then Work abroad, more or less 2yrs. Then, if you want to became a licensed medicines in your country, then go back and take medical exam. That's all. I understand why your government did that. You know why? If they let you study abroad no one or few people left to study medicine to your own country. The Indian medical cultures/practice was died.
Filipino doctors are the best and I beg to disagree with your statements go check the medical doctors like at St Luke Medical hospital and others they are first class really good😊
You know what study in the philippines is quality in the philippines,why because3/4 of the nurse in US population so many,and nurse in philippine Uk,US,they give award in pandemic they take care the sick person in UK and ,US and they do the responsibility and obligation even the life of nurses is danger in covid.
He meant the quality of the graduates, as not all of them are serious about their studies. In India, only 10% of students secure a seat in the top medical colleges for MBBS due to intense competition. Consequently, many students either opt to study abroad or manage to study in mediocre colleges in India. However, the quality of education remains consistent in both countries and is up to world standards.
Not inferior but some Indian students who come to Philippines ( Not all of them) are the ones who could not make it to any med school in India. So Indian government has genuine reasons to worry. If you speak with any med student in India from a good institute you will instantly understand the difference in quality in just the way they speak, their knowledge levels as compared most of the Indian students who come to Philippines. The Indian students get easy admission as they get it under foreign student quota of seats via some powerful agents. For example these students in the video, were even ready to go to Uganda as they said in the interview. So that means, they just want the doctor's tag at any cost without the quality.
Indian students are leaving thier country to study in the philipppines now thier college ppopulation is declining that is the main reason , quality of education is not the reason, educational system in the philippines is equivalent to european canada ans us curiculum as it is base on US educational curiculom the books they use in philippines is thesame here in canada and US.
there are no vacant seats in Indian Medicine Schools. All packed. It is not about the quality of education in either Philippines or India, both are quite good. Infact India is among the Top 10 destinations for medical tourism due to its quality of treatment. Just check youtube. It is rather about the quality of students. Philippines has made admission extremely easy for foreign students for more enrolment, so quality of foreign med student is a concern, not the institute.
Dami do more research to your content before presenting to media 😊 be a responsible blogger....you doing a good job in total and enjoy life in my country
LOL MOST of these INDIAN students study in PROVINCES.. Like the Med School in Davao.. I haven't met ANY INDIAN students who study in ELITE MED SCHOOL.. I don't think they can even PASS the PHL's ELITE MED SCHOOL entrance exam so they are worried about QUALITY?! 🤡🤡🤡
The Indian government is losing out on a lot of money due to Indian students going abroad to study medicine in the Philippines. This might be the real reason.😁
@@haricharan9852Actually indian medical college are very expensive we have to paas NEET for lower cost or for best College so who don't able to paas neet they went to abroad for degree ..... Don't forget we are #1 in population 😢 what you are saying CAN'T BE THE REASON....I am also neet aspirant we have a lot of students for our medical college....
Omg 😂 seriously...low standard of college....it's because our private college is very expensive and for government college we have to pass exam they we can get affordable education...those who can't aford they went to abroad for degree
Just take your Board Exam and citizen of the Philippines. Start your private clinic or hospital and you will be fine. I feel sorry for you because of your Modi leader's Pride and arrogant government letting you down. Many Indians studying medicines abroad for better and a little bit cheaper, better environments in other countries and learn their cultures. Philippines will be big in the future. Philippines is in The Holy Bible because we are a Christian Nation and Loved by Father God and our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. ✝️🙏♥️📢📢📢
Actually guys, It was USA who introduced education in the Philippines that's why our med.of instruction is English. This is i think the reason why many foreigners come to study here. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas🎉
Saan mo ba nakuha ang theory mo. Balikan mo kaya ang history natin. FYI! Although, our education is based on the American system, ever since we were colonized by the Americans, up until this present time. However, education was already in place EVEN before the Americans came over to the Philippines.
We are not our country is best ....both india and Phillipines are best in medical field.... Actually due to population they can't get government college because to get admission in government college we have to pass test ....and private colleges are very expensive so they choose abroad for degree
Philippines is not the ideal country for foreigners to settle Foreigners are 2nd class citizens in PH don't enjoy same rights of Filipinos & can be deported for overstaying Foreigners can own only 40% of any PH business or corporation if the main Fil. owner allows it (the 60/40 Filipino first policy) Foreigners can obtain PH citizenship if born & raised in PH like the prominent Spanish Ayala family which is not the case of most foreigners PH is heaven on earth for rich Filipinos only
BROD CHECK YOUR FACTS SECOND CLASS CITIZEN TAYO SA BANSA NATIN, I HAVE BEEN DISCRIMINATED BY A CHINESE STORE OWNER IN BINONDO, MY NEIGHBOR, A TEACHER WAS BERATED BY AN INDIAN WOMAN IN UNITED PARANAQUE WHERE SHE IS TEACHING, ME AND 2 OF MY FRIENDS WERE CALLED LITTLE BROWN MONKEYS BY A FRENCHMAN MAN IN ERMITA, MANILA, MASYADO TAYONG MALUWAG SA MGA FOREIGNERS, KUNG AKO LANG MASUSUNOD HIHIGPITAN KO ENTRY NG LAHAT NG BANYAGA SA PILIPINAS, NANDITO NA LAHAT NG KLASE NG SINDIKATO, KOREAN, CHINESE, RUSSIANS, AMERICANS, YAKUZA, AFRICANS, AUSTRALIANS YUNG SINASABI MO SA WRITTEN LAW YAN, PERO YUNG WHAT IS HAPPENING ON THE GROUND IBA, KAYA KAWAWA TAYO SA SARILI NATING BANSA, LAHAT NG REJECTS NG IBANG BANSA NARITO NA ATA, MAG-ISIP-ISIP NAMAN KAYO, AN OLD PINOY HERE WHO USE TO WORK FOR AN LGU😐 DAPAT LANG NA SECOND CLASS ANG BANYAGA SA PILIPINAS BANSA NATIN ITO ANO GUSTO MO? SILA ANG SIGA LIKE WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW😐
I would the Ayala family not consider foreigners anymore,but it is true that they are descedants of the Spaniards who built the country in colonial times, also a part of their family came from Mexico since the beginning of the Philippines
100% the same words of comment in other positive vlogs about the Philippines forwarded here about Ayalas and property ownership in the Philippines... A troll account from Philippines haters roaming around... 👹
@@Ama94947 The Ayalas are Spanish but are qualified to be PH citizens because they were born & raised in PH for generations which will never be the case of foreign expat newcomers
@@danilolabrador2595 Do you deny the facts I've stated about PH laws? If you don't believe me you can ask a PH lawyer or the PH bureau of immigration about it
Hi Dami, good day! I've been watching some of your videos lately because i believe that the topics are very important, relatable and relevant- for that, GREAT JOB! I'd like to give some feedback though on this specific content/video as i believe after watching it- it seems like the discussion goes totally way out of the topic and most of all it did not really help all parties involved especially the students with their decision making about their future. The video didn't discuss or explain briefly about India's Advisory on Medical Education in the Philippines. There are questions like what is this advisory all about? What should i do as someone who is currently or is planning to pursue my medical studies abroad? Is this affecting PH only? What are my options and what are the steps to follow?
First, this advisory is initiated by India's National Medical Commission (NMC) and it's aim is to come up with standard regulations for ALL Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate so it doesn't matter whether you studied in the US, UK, Australia as long as you did not pursue it in any indian academic institutions in India, this advisory still applies to that individual. Your guests stated/used a certain bill/law/act in India that this so called "restriction" has been approved and passed last 2022 but i'm checking any indian news sources including government portal- i dont see that claim but what I found out that both Indian Embassy & Philippines Officials are to collaborate to Facilitate Indian Medical Students' Licensure and Practice in the PH, the meeting was just held June 2023. That meeting signifies a significant milestone in enhancing bilateral cooperation in medical education and fostering cultural exchange between the two nations.
I hope you would be able to clarify these things on your upcoming videos, after all we all want a good future to every students out there. I'm afraid that there might be a number of students who may instantly feel discourage. As there are considerably more to explain, I will just leave here the links where they can find updated news and updates! Thank you Dami and continue bringing this kind of healthy discussion in your channel. God Bless!
fox2now.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/638376045/indian-embassy-philippines-officials-collaborate-to-facilitate-indian-medical-students-licensure-and-practice/
www.eoimanila.gov.in/eoi.php?id=edphilli/
www.affinityeducation.in/study-mbbs-abroad
Thank you po , I got a lot of feed back from the video which I’m currently looking for someone to give an depth explanation or interview different Indian student for more clarification and I will read up the link , thank you once again
Dami, pemit me to correct your comment when you said "Philippine Medical Schools Teach Medicine applicable only to the Philippines". You're blatantly wrong because Philippine Education in general is based on American Standards and that's the reason why Philippine Medical Graduates especially Nurses are in the US, Canada, and in Europe and they all excel in their fields.
I noticed it and I was about to comment on it, UP was founded by Americans and has PGH as its practicum hospital and their graduates always landed on the top 10 board passers or even top notcher
So true. Our Philippine educated doctors and nurses are licensed to practice in the US, Canada UK because our curricula are based on the American standard of education. Thus us the assumption that they pass the state licensure exams in the US where they plan to practice their profession.
Thank you for more clarification ❤
You should research first before making content not just for the money
😂😂😂 these interviewees were out of their minds😂😂😂😂😂 studying for a medicine course in the Philippines is universally applicable as long as the curriculum being used for teaching is internationally accredited. Why the heck saying that the diseases and such illnesses to be studied in Philippine medical colleges and universities are only applicable in the Philippines? 😂😂
Don't worry, all major courses in the Philippines including Medicine are VALID, accepted and credited in all countries around the world including the first world countries like USA, Canada, Australia, UK, EU countries (countries that primarily provide Medical Textbooks for learning in Medicine and other Allied Sciences, like Medical textbooks from the US taught and practiced in the Philippines), Singapore except India (not valid?)...bizarre right? 😬 I think when you graduate a major course in the Philippines like Medicine, you only need to do a 1 year program in Canada and take board exam for medicine there to work there, and I think this apply to all the major Western countries, you can ask your medical professors there in your school, they will guide you and will even help you even after you graduate in Medicine, that you can go to Canada or US and work there as a doctor, prove to the Indian MOH what you and the Philippines can do (Philippine medical graduate practitioners are trusted by Western and Arab countries). By the way, the Philippines Exam format is the same format that is used in the Western countries, even in Arab countries which also uses the American standard format so no pressure, especially in medical course, so you have to master the Philippine exam format also. After graduating, try to enroll and attend the best Medicine review center in the Philippines for future use. Doctors in your school knows 👍💖💐🎉
The law must apply to those who are currently graduating in high school and will be taking a college degree and not to those who are already studying college degree in other countries.
Very well said!
Is that law applied only to philippines how bout those indian students in kyrgistan,bangladesh,nepal,georgia,ukraine
Greetings from the US. You only need to pass the board here with your degree in the PH.
That is not fair for our indian brother and sisters who are currently studying here.. that’s a very sad news for us as well.
My cousin and aunt studied medicine in the Philippines and were accepted as doctors in the USA.
Even Viswanathan Anand, the Chess grandmaster and world champion studied in the Philippines, University of Manila, he credits Philippines as his training ground for learning Chess. The worlds largest Cyber Security companies who provide security for Amazon, Google, Microsoft Cloud are based in Manila not in US, China, India, Korea or Japan, because Filipinos are number 1 in Cyber Security. The highest number of nurses in the world are from Philippines so are those in merchant navy. World biggest call centers, BPO are in Philippines.
Indians who studied in Philippines have the highest FMGE passing rate, they are the top rank holders.
is that for real? just this week some of philippine government department got hacked and analyst said Philippines is the most vulnerable country to be hack, haven't up to news these days?
Anand not studied phillippines
So, if you as a foreign student went there to just enjoy, it's your mistake not the Philippine education system. The guy in the jacket recently said that the educational system in the Philippines is so high. It's their government that is Modi style.
Even our india is rich in medical field but we have to paas NEET to study at low cost ...or we have alot of population so only top students can qualify so rest of Indians go to abroad for degree .....
Education is a right!!!! Every individual has the right to education, anywhere they want!!! Laws like this are limiting a students potential to move forward!!!! Hail the Philippines for such a welcoming country!! I love the Philippines !!!! You gave me the opportunity!!!!
Right and Philippines is one of the best in terms of Medical courses in all fields and well known globally.
And I hope they will appreciate the fact that a country would welcome students from other nations, where fees are more affordable and provides quality education. Yung isa parang nagrereklamo pa eh
@@shopkins12 dapat deport nalang ang nagrereklamo at dun sila sa India magmekus mekus 😄 🤣 😂
Education is a right refers to basic education usually up to secondary. University education is never a universal right. Stop the entitled attitude. These guys are adults. The situation is not ideal just need to suck it up and find a way out
Philippines is a good country to study Medical courses and other courses as well. Professors are very knowledgeable and schools are equipped to provide all the necessary things for the students to learn about their respective courses. Your topic is bery informatuve for those who wants to study hete. Cintinue to have this kind of content. God blesa you.
WELOVE INDIAN PEOPLE FROM PHILIPPINES WELCOME ALL INDIAN
Lets be real, this is not about the quality of education of medicine here in the Philippines. India is not saying that medicine graduates from here is not on par with their standards. India is doing this to discourage people on going to other countries to study medicine. They want to increase their own medicine students. Well we can't blame India for doing so bcoz they want to grow and improve their own medicine education but they should not implement it to those who are already in study abroad before they made this law.
You got it!
Right. Should not be retrospective, their law is.
Or, is the narrative of their law 'regardless'. But it should not be like that. I think every country's law should never be retrospective.
@@manawari_corner989 the term is “retroactive” not retrospective. Retroactive means those who are already in the programs abroad should be “grandfathered” or exempt from the law because a law’s effect should start from the time that law was enacted . No going back. However, India has a different way of applying the law.
@@user-cc3fi4cb9u huh?
it's retrospective.
we do have law subjects in accounting.
it's either prospective or retrospective application.
Well said it's their (India) own prerogative.. wether it will be implemented retroactive or what.."dura lex sed lex"
Those indian student wants to work on other country after choses Philippines for meds school , ,because Philippines produces compititive and meet the requirements of most country
Well said Divyabhan Singh 👏👏 good job guys ✨️✨️
But Philippine graduates of Indians got highest percentage of passers in Indian fmge medical board, and even in top 10 topnotchers
but these two said failure of passers from the PH are low. who's telling a lie?
@@shopkins12 maybe in that school,but in davao dmsf,many indians are topnotchers
@@dantesalazar7805 oh okay 🤭
yes some are notchers,if its low why would they go to philippines to study considering the expenses its not cheap
@@shasong4970 yup, also there is a vlogger who is a Filipina and married to an Indian guy, who is a doctor graduate in the Philippines, got passed and a top notched after taking board exam in India. I think it is not just the school, it's the combination of education system of school and the perseverance of the student.
Guys, its not about the quality of Med Schools in Philippines but rather about the quality of Indian students. Some Indian students who come to Philippines ( Not all but most of them) are the ones who could not make it to any decent med school in India. So Indian government has genuine reasons to worry. If you speak with any med student in India from a good institute you will instantly understand the difference in quality in just the way they speak, their knowledge levels as compared most of the Indian students who come to Philippines. India is among the top 10 destinations in the world for medical tourism. So you can imagine the standards of medical education! The Indian students who come to Philippines get easy admission as they get it under foreign student quota of seats via some powerful agents. For example if you go through the video, they joke that they came to study medicine to 'to visit the islands and beaches, how cheap is that reply! They were even ready to go to Uganda to study as they said in the interview. So that means, they just want the doctor's tag at any cost without the quality.
the reason is you must meet the 54 months required to took the Med exam in India. the years of medicine here in the Philippines is 4 years only it does not met the requirements to take the exam for medicine. I wonder! are they allowing medicine graduates in USA to take the exam in India? I think USA medicine also is 4 years. There are so many Doctors in India that graduated here in the Philippines.
In the Philippines, before you are admitted to the college of medicine of a university, you need 4 years of pre-med (BS Biology, BS nursing, BS med tech etc) Only then can you apply to be admitted to the college of medicine. After graduating from the college of medicine in the Philippines, you have to be an intern in an accredited hospital. Then you review for the medical licensure. Altogether it takes about 9 years of study total before you can take the medical board. In India they have a shortcut of 1 or 2 years. No pre-medicine of 4 years unlike the Philippines.
@@user-cc3fi4cb9u Yes i know... but they dont honor that in india... mekus mekus mo nlang yan insan.
@@user-cc3fi4cb9u4 years premed, 4 years med proper, and 1 year just to review for the board.
Like African countries, India also has a problem with limited slots for medical students. They want their medical students from other countries to return to India to study there...the question is, can they accommodate them?
Hahw limited shortage for medical students are you dreaming bruhh see your population and see india population
@@rajnish6113 Due to limited educational institutions that cater medical related courses is the main reason of student migrations. Because in their country, it's either you have connections or you are just a lucky individual to be able to fit in a narrow way of entry. Survival of the fittest I shall say.
I think the indian government should provide affordable and quality medical education so that their students would not go to other countries.i always noticed when they are interviewed that they came here because its cheaper than in their country.
In india medicine course is cheap in govt college only those private institutions are very expensive
@@aiswaryabersan7983 same here
True in fact you need I guess $15,000 as entrance fees correct me if I am wrong.
Sorry to correct you. The Indian Medical Board bears colossal standard in terms of quality of medical education in the world, The govt. Also provide cheap, accessible and high quality education.But the only thing is the seats are limited and the applications are more.. and above all quality is to maintained thus many fails to get a seat back in India.Just to avoid extreme competition and hefty college fees of private Institutes student run to other countries.😢
Even our india is rich in medical field but we have to paas NEET to study at low cost ...or we have alot of population so only top students can qualify so rest of Indians go to abroad for degree .....
Thank you madam Dami to make famous our country ❤
Proud of uh my son vaibhav Gudekar gbu beta ❤👌
Is he your son? I like his attitude, he is broad minded and friendly. He will definitely be an excellent medical doctor in the making👊
Yes he is my son n I'm proud of him n tysm for ur love ❤🙏
You have a wonderful son🤗❤🇵🇭
its funny how they seem to blame the agents for coming here to study. why not question your government for passing the new law?
I have a feeling that Indian Medical schools are now experiencing decline in applicants and losing out to Philippine Medical schools. Hence, their new law to keep their schools filled!
Very nice topic. Now I understand why I don't see a lot of Indian students here in Fatima University in Valenzuela, City M.M. Unlike before. Even the Indian restaurant closed after 2 years of the pandemic. As a former OFW in the mid east I have learned to eat Indian foods.
Maybe India can do it similar to what the host said. That in their country they still have to study another 6 months before getting the exam. And what the other guy said apply the law on the next batch not on those who already started.
I think the failure rate is not high. rate of Indian graduated of one school in Davao. DMSF, also consistently maintained the highest pass percentage in FMGE for six years in a row now. In 2018, DMSF registered a pass percentage of 82% compared to Indian overall of 26%. In 2019, DMSF registered a pass percentage of 82% compared to Indian overall of 20%. And in 2020, DMSF registered yet again the highest pass percentage of 75% at FMGE compared to Indian overall of 9% making it one of the best MBBS colleges in the world. In 2021, DMSF registered a pass percentage of 75%. In 2022, again registered the highest pass percentage of 78%.
In 2018, DMSF registered 4 students in Top 10 (All India Rank) and 13 students in Top 60 at FMGE.
In 2019, DMSF registered 7 students in All India Top 10. Also, 56 students scored successfully above 200 and 356 students out 453 qualified the screening test in the first attempt.
Stay in the Philippines, become a citizen and take take the board
No, it seems they do not like to stay here anyway so let them go home.
@travelw.b12oo3, easily said than done. To be a Naturalized Pilipino, one of the requirements is to stay at least 10 yrs in the Philippines.
Pride of India's Universities now affected. Why not block all India Medicine going inside oyr country 😂
Hello good evening ahve a nive day
THE DISEASES IN INDIA AND THE PH IS ALMOST THE SAME
I noticed it too, they said about disease-related only in Phils I wonder what it is, maybe endemic not only in Phils but in the whole tropical group of countries but COVID affects the whole world it is a 'pandemic"
Tropical diseases are endemic to most Asian countries. In the US and other Western countries, most tropical diseases like cholera and malaria has been totally eradicated for decades.
When the brother of my friend got very sick in Canada, they couldn't identify the cause. They have to fly him back to Manila to find out it was Cholera.
This only shows that medical studies and practice here in Philippines would give you the complete array of diseases to learn and study. I would say graduates of medical courses here are exposed and well equipped, thus arguably more advantaged than other med schools counterpart in other parts of the world. And you don't have to study new languages. Just English.
Don't forget, if you have MD degree, that's all you need to apply to take a licensure exam in the Us or UK oe EU.etc. A license from the home country is not a requisite.
And when you pass the licensure exam, say in the USA, who cares if you're not licensed to practice medicine in India? After all, you'll be gainfully employed in a country that needs you plus a salary far better than your colleagues back home in India!
Not true. You have to have your licensure (passed the license in your country) before you can apply for the state board for medical doctors in the US or Great Britain.
@@user-cc3fi4cb9uTrue and this requirement also applies with other health related courses like nursing.
Medicine is science. And science is universal. It has no boundaries. All latest discoveries are published for all the world to see and digest. And they're written in English, which is the lingua franca of the world. And that's one of the main advantages of the Philippines. All of the textbooks in their schools are in English. Unlike other countries which have to translate them in their native language from English to Chinese, for example, or English to Japanese. So QUALITY should be a non-issue. Most countries would require you to take tests or examinations before letting you get a license, anyways. The Indian government, or any other, needs to prove students coming from the Phil are not fit to serve in the medical community.
Same when you are a foreign graduate here U.S. You cannot just get the job because you are graduated of anything.
Nice bro keep it up India alwys proud of uh gbu vaibhav gudekar 👌👍
Even in Hongkong A lot of DentistDocyor study the Phililppines.Indian student arr intelligent they are excellent in math.❤Awe s ome intervoew.new interview
Its not necessary to go back to your country to work a lot of country's need medicine fields,just study and work in other countries .
I just want to coment by this students that law in india us deferent fr our country but our nsg in the phil is acredited here in us as long as u pass all the exam before u come here or if u pass ur cg or nclex no problem im a nurse but im here in us just keep on going and after u graduate go home take ur exam and training in india
No. You need to be licensed in your home country first to be qualified in the US unless you are already a US citizen or a permanent resident in the US. Also med school in the US most likely required med students from other countries to have extra schooling in order to qualify to take the license exam. Requirements of a foreign graduate nurse is different from the requirements of a foreign graduate doctor when it comes to getting licensed in the US.
Hhhhmmm . . . Am Filipino, my uncles, aunts, cousins finished their medical schooling here in Philippines. They're now practicing medicine mostly in US and some parts of Europe.. NOT IN INDIA😂
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But isn't that a shameful thing instead of being proud? I mean both India and Philippines face brain drain because we cannot pay good salaries or provide enough facilities to retain our brightest minds.
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We didn't encouraged or forced you to study here in our country
Indian and the Philippines should have an agreement just like how other countries like US have where those with student visas will have a mandatory home residency requirement. After completing their program, they have to go home for two years to serve. It’s a win-win situation! People should have options to pursue what degree and where they wish to complete their studies!
*Indian government
Both of them are handsome.. 💜
Some filipinos are saying that Why did Indian Govt bring such laws. i will tell you why as i was an aspirant of SSC which is a govt. competitive exam for getting job in govt. administration . Now the thing is that the education curriculum is different for each country so It means you can study abroad but when you want to practice in India you must give a exam which is based on Indian curriculum and courses so that govt. can give you license to treat indian patients. And also phillipines have concept of premed +4 years while here it is 2years (grade school)+ 6years of med college . It is not like that govt. is not taking care about students living abroad. they just want to ensure that students studying abroad have studied well or not. And we are not judging any country's education system as this rule applies to all countries even US. Also govt. based medical collges like AIIMS provide high level of education and it is affordable as govt. pays most of the expenses .You will see doctors in US or UK of indian descent but nurses of filipino descent becuase indian curriculum is hard and Comprtition is very high for MBBS courses in India and i am sure phillipines curriculum is aslo hard but because of large number of students applying for medicine in India as it is not possible for all of them to study in govt. based colleges so that's why they go to different countries to pursue medicine degrees. If you ask them that if they have enough resources to get education in govt med college or private med college in India so will they choose phillipines they will definitely say No because they know if they study under indian curriculum they will easily get hired by British or US companies and they can practice freely in India. It's not like i am boasting about indians as doctors because in our culture becoming a doctor or army personnel is a highly reputated thing. Also if you ask a average American or British person about doctors in their country, 80% of them will say indian doctor names.
Try to complete your sentences by putting a period. Use a comma or semicolon to express your thoughts - not like the midnight express train with no brakes. That’s a whole paragraph with no ending !
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@@user-cc3fi4cb9u kaloka ang comment…panalo!
@@phoenixaxehe is spitting the fact btw
Practical learning is much better than theory
Finish your medicine course and do further study in US to enable to practice in US
They're not the ones complaining. Its their government.
Well education has no bounds even in terms of medicine. There is no such thing a medicine in the context philippine culture or indian culture or chinese culture. For example if one patient is dick with flu, usually you follow the standard operating procedure: first give the basics of medical needs, then you seek medical help and the rest escalate based on the gravity! I don’t think Indian culture respond to such sickness differently! Maybe modified or simplified way but the standard is always present! Language could be an issue!
As a Filipino working abroad, one Indian colleague told me that there is a strict quota system for med students. Those who dont make the cut are opted to ho abroad to study. So now they are easing with the limit of student admission?
@DonShei When I was working in the Middle East, one of my Indian friends has a Brother and a Sister studying Medicine in the Philippines and told me about what you said about the Quota System. And aside from that he said that this Quota System is also a Bribery System wherein you pay a handsome amount in order that one can be included in the Quota. Especially about the Indian Caste System wherein there is such a Group or Caste of Indians who they think are not worthy to study such Higher Education and for that, Bribe comes in.
@@chattcedric6321heard about it too..
im still glad my Filipino government don't do the same thing for Foreign Filipino students too, shame on the Indian Gov't for doing that to its future Doctors,,shame shame shame
There is a standard of education set in every country not all accept degree from other countries
In usa also doesn't accept degree from other countries every country has its own rules and standard
Hi Dami. From which country in Africa are you from? Your YT video showed on my browser because I watch Filipino vloggers working in Africa (Equatorial Guinea, Uganda, Ghana). And other Africans as well.
I’m a Nigerian
@@eatwithdami5135 thank you.
Indian students come Philippines only for medical not for other courses because Philippines is best for affordable fees easy
Not being bias here but In terms of quality of education, Phils. is one of the best/top-notch. In other countries it's mostly self study style/kind of learning. In the Phils. everything is being taught.
Every country would say their education is in better quality than others, but even if you study abroad with different languages, human anatomy does not vary, our number of bones are all the same, the tissues are still the same. i would rather say, India would like to make homegrown students, why only now when four decades ago there were many foriegners studying here in the Philippines. Anyway, its their law now, its their choice to withdraw their people from the Philippines....just saying....no offense meant.
my comments is why study here philippines if the philippine medical school is not good? where is ur logic? but you cant deny that the philippines produce the best doctors and nurses around the world.. you said failing is high but why you come here to study? u can go back all to your country.. nobody is forcing you to study here in Philippines.. too many complain to this foreign students.
Actually in uk /us I saw alot of indian doctor and Phillipines nurses ..Here in india we have to pass NEET to get best College....our best government college only take quality students and those who can't afford private college they go abroad to study....India is somehow top 10 country for medical tourism so you can guess our education quality...
You know guys, since your government implement already that law, you can't do nothing about that. But first finish your study in Philippines. Coz still applicable in other different country, and still you can practice it except your own country. Then Work abroad, more or less 2yrs. Then, if you want to became a licensed medicines in your country, then go back and take medical exam. That's all. I understand why your government did that. You know why? If they let you study abroad no one or few people left to study medicine to your own country. The Indian medical cultures/practice was died.
you need to learn the law. wherever you go that's a fact
some med schools in Philippines are incompetent... your collage should be accredited by DECS/ DEPED ....
Filipino doctors are the best and I beg to disagree with your statements go check the medical doctors like at St Luke Medical hospital and others they are first class really good😊
You know what study in the philippines is quality in the philippines,why because3/4 of the nurse in US population so many,and nurse in philippine Uk,US,they give award in pandemic they take care the sick person in UK and ,US and they do the responsibility and obligation even the life of nurses is danger in covid.
They think that medicine is inferior here than in India?
He meant the quality of the graduates, as not all of them are serious about their studies. In India, only 10% of students secure a seat in the top medical colleges for MBBS due to intense competition. Consequently, many students either opt to study abroad or manage to study in mediocre colleges in India. However, the quality of education remains consistent in both countries and is up to world standards.
LMAO
Not inferior but some Indian students who come to Philippines ( Not all of them) are the ones who could not make it to any med school in India. So Indian government has genuine reasons to worry. If you speak with any med student in India from a good institute you will instantly understand the difference in quality in just the way they speak, their knowledge levels as compared most of the Indian students who come to Philippines. The Indian students get easy admission as they get it under foreign student quota of seats via some powerful agents. For example these students in the video, were even ready to go to Uganda as they said in the interview. So that means, they just want the doctor's tag at any cost without the quality.
Philippine medical schools always accept the rejected students of India.
Tornado mekus mekus..🤣✌
Indian students are leaving thier country to study in the philipppines now thier college ppopulation is declining that is the main reason , quality of education is not the reason, educational system in the philippines is equivalent to european canada ans us curiculum as it is base on US educational curiculom the books they use in philippines is thesame here in canada and US.
there are no vacant seats in Indian Medicine Schools. All packed. It is not about the quality of education in either Philippines or India, both are quite good. Infact India is among the Top 10 destinations for medical tourism due to its quality of treatment. Just check youtube. It is rather about the quality of students. Philippines has made admission extremely easy for foreign students for more enrolment, so quality of foreign med student is a concern, not the institute.
IF YOU STUDY HERE YOU CAN WORK HERE TOO SO DONT MIND IF THEY DONT ALLOW YOU TO RETURN
What are you talking bro ...some of them are here for study only ....
@@kritikasharma6304 OK BUT SOME OF THEM CHOOSE TO LIVE HERE
Dami do more research to your content before presenting to media 😊 be a responsible blogger....you doing a good job in total and enjoy life in my country
Philippine education is based in American standards
You should know first the laws or policies of your country before studying outside🤔 otherwise your money will be wasted 🤔
It will be wasted if your focus is only on your country.
LOL
MOST of these INDIAN students study in PROVINCES.. Like the Med School in Davao.. I haven't met ANY INDIAN students who study in ELITE MED SCHOOL.. I don't think they can even PASS the PHL's ELITE MED SCHOOL entrance exam so they are worried about QUALITY?!
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Elite med school? There are a lot of quality med schools outside the Elite med school you are talking about. Don't be ignorant.
The Indian government is losing out on a lot of money due to Indian students going abroad to study medicine in the Philippines. This might be the real reason.😁
@@haricharan9852Actually indian medical college are very expensive we have to paas NEET for lower cost or for best College so who don't able to paas neet they went to abroad for degree .....
Don't forget we are #1 in population 😢 what you are saying CAN'T BE THE REASON....I am also neet aspirant we have a lot of students for our medical college....
Have you heart NEET exam world thufest exam in the world
Indian invent mathematics geometry trigonometry pie ect u think we don't pass exam lok 😅so funny
😅😅😅😅it’s like INDIAN STREET FOOD… QUALITY 😂😂😂
Maybe because of low standard of college in medicine that's why they study abroad
Omg 😂 seriously...low standard of college....it's because our private college is very expensive and for government college we have to pass exam they we can get affordable education...those who can't aford they went to abroad for degree
Just take your Board Exam and citizen of the Philippines. Start your private clinic or hospital and you will be fine.
I feel sorry for you because of your Modi leader's Pride and arrogant government letting you down. Many Indians studying medicines abroad for better and a little bit cheaper, better environments in other countries and learn their cultures. Philippines will be big in the future. Philippines is in The Holy Bible because we are a Christian Nation and Loved by Father God and our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. ✝️🙏♥️📢📢📢
Actually guys, It was USA who introduced education in the Philippines that's why our med.of instruction is English. This is i think the reason why many foreigners come to study here. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas🎉
Saan mo ba nakuha ang theory mo. Balikan mo kaya ang history natin. FYI! Although, our education is based on the American system, ever since we were colonized by the Americans, up until this present time. However, education was already in place EVEN before the Americans came over to the Philippines.
Why are you here even you Dami respect your host country😮
Be careful og what you're saying, you both are inside the Philippine country......
Then go home!!;!!!!!!!!!!!
So why wasting your time in going outside your country to study😡😡😡
DON'T SAY THAT YOUR COUNTRY IS BETTER IN SUCH THING😡😡😡
They get more marks means they can go Europe 😂or dubai
We are not our country is best ....both india and Phillipines are best in medical field.... Actually due to population they can't get government college because to get admission in government college we have to pass test ....and private colleges are very expensive so they choose abroad for degree
Philippines is not the ideal country for foreigners to settle Foreigners are 2nd class citizens in PH don't enjoy same rights of Filipinos & can be deported for overstaying Foreigners can own only 40% of any PH business or corporation if the main Fil. owner allows it (the 60/40 Filipino first policy) Foreigners can obtain PH citizenship if born & raised in PH like the prominent Spanish Ayala family which is not the case of most foreigners PH is heaven on earth for rich Filipinos only
BROD CHECK YOUR FACTS SECOND CLASS CITIZEN TAYO SA BANSA NATIN, I HAVE BEEN DISCRIMINATED BY A CHINESE STORE OWNER IN BINONDO, MY NEIGHBOR, A TEACHER WAS BERATED BY AN INDIAN WOMAN IN UNITED PARANAQUE WHERE SHE IS TEACHING, ME AND 2 OF MY FRIENDS WERE CALLED LITTLE BROWN MONKEYS BY A FRENCHMAN MAN IN ERMITA, MANILA, MASYADO TAYONG MALUWAG SA MGA FOREIGNERS, KUNG AKO LANG MASUSUNOD HIHIGPITAN KO ENTRY NG LAHAT NG BANYAGA SA PILIPINAS, NANDITO NA LAHAT NG KLASE NG SINDIKATO, KOREAN, CHINESE, RUSSIANS, AMERICANS, YAKUZA, AFRICANS, AUSTRALIANS YUNG SINASABI MO SA WRITTEN LAW YAN, PERO YUNG WHAT IS HAPPENING ON THE GROUND IBA, KAYA KAWAWA TAYO SA SARILI NATING BANSA, LAHAT NG REJECTS NG IBANG BANSA NARITO NA ATA, MAG-ISIP-ISIP NAMAN KAYO, AN OLD PINOY HERE WHO USE TO WORK FOR AN LGU😐 DAPAT LANG NA SECOND CLASS ANG BANYAGA SA PILIPINAS BANSA NATIN ITO ANO GUSTO MO? SILA ANG SIGA LIKE WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW😐
I would the Ayala family not consider foreigners anymore,but it is true that they are descedants of the Spaniards who built the country in colonial times, also a part of their family came from Mexico since the beginning of the Philippines
100% the same words of comment in other positive vlogs about the Philippines forwarded here about Ayalas and property ownership in the Philippines... A troll account from Philippines haters roaming around... 👹
@@Ama94947 The Ayalas are Spanish but are qualified to be PH citizens because they were born & raised in PH for generations which will never be the case of foreign expat newcomers
@@danilolabrador2595 Do you deny the facts I've stated about PH laws? If you don't believe me you can ask a PH lawyer or the PH bureau of immigration about it