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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dinuwije" data-source="post: 30597517" data-attributes="member: 7569">1) Not true... They are easier than local exams.. Have you appeared for any foreign licensing exams to comment on it's difficulty?? i have.. And it's not very tough...2) Again not true... Medical jobs are highly regarded in civilised countries unlike in toxic countries like Sri Lanka... Majority of Medical doctors are not looking for god like status in SL contrary to your beliefs.. Just a non toxic environmemt with good workingconditions and a work life balance, which we'll get in foreign countries Interns don't learn from patients during their internship but are only expected to carry out the seniors management plans.. So your point doesn't have any validity Learning is at Medical undergraduate levels at teaching hospitals where the patients are expected to co operate and have given their implied consent for their education and if not, can get treated at a Non teaching hospital</blockquote>

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