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BrokenShire Medical College

Brokenshire Medical School Philippines

Ideal choice for Indian Students to pursue medical studies

WHO Accreditation

World Health Organization (UNO) and the Medical Council of India has given Accreditation to the Brokenshire Medical School for the standard of education it offers.

Anatomage Table

Anatomage Table' is the latest digital equipment 'which has revolutionized the teaching of Anatomy and Surgery in Medical Education. This tool is found in less than hundred colleges in the whole world. Brokenshire Medical School is one of the few medical colleges in the Philippines that has the “Anatomage Table”.

Simulation Lab

A newly designed digital tool called “SIMULATION LAB” is being used in a few Medical Colleges in Western Countries. This is established and installed at a high cost at Brokenshire Medical School in order to make the teaching of Surgery and Concepts of Medicine highly effective.

Worldclass Technology

Latest World class Medical Technology has been followed in the Hospitals attached to this Medical College and the students are trained in them.

Accredited By

National Medical Commission

Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates

Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research

World Federation for Medical Education

World Health Organization

Advantages of Brokenshire

FAQ

What are the distinctive beneficial features of Medical Education in the Philippines?

English is predominantly used by all people in the Philippines. English is the medium of Medical Education.

The Philippines is an Asian Country very near India. One can reach the Philippines by frequent daily flights from India very easily

The weather conditions in the Philippines are the same as that of India. Hence health care problems will be analogous to those of Indians

The cost of Medical Education is well within the reach of Middleclass families in India.

Students have experience with maximum number of patients during In-House Patient reatment Training which provides a rich experience.The student-patient ratio here is appreciated in all other countries.

What is the degree awarded at Brokenshire School of Medicine?

M.D. (Doctor of Medicine) Both the MBBS and MD of Philippines are awarded on the basis of the Medical Education and the Patient Treatment experience. Both degrees are equal in their value

Kindly refer to the list of approved degrees in various countries at the website of ECFMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates. www.ecfmg.org.) MBBS is the degree awarded by the British way of Medical Education while MD is awarded based on American Educational System.

What is the duration of this course?

Five years and One year Internship.

What are the necessary qualifications to seek admission into this M.D.Course?

To get admission into this MD Course, one should have got through in 12th Standard with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects. A minimum scoring of 50% in all subjects is compulsory. The student must have got through in the English Language also.

Can I have the Internship Training in India?

The Internship (Clerkship) done in Philippines is accepted in India by NMC (National Medical Commission).

After the successful completion of the MD course in the Philippines, can I practise in India as a Doctor?

Yes, you can. You have to get through the ‘Screening Test’ of the NMC and the Internship Training successfully. Then you can practise anywhere in India.

If a student does not get through the Screening Test of the NMC, what will happen to the student and the education he had in the Philippines?

A student who has completed his Medical Education in any foreign country has to pass through the Screening Test. If he fails, he can take it up for any number of times

Can I get a job and work in the Government or Private Hospital in India?

Yes. One has to register either with the State Medical Council or National Medical Commission to practice as a doctor in India. After registration, he can compete for any job both in Government and Private Hospitals.