Showing posts with label best medical school in the caribbean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best medical school in the caribbean. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 November 2016

MCI Recognition: A crucial Factor for Medical Studies Abroad

Choosing your studies or the university to do your Medical Studies is not as easy as you think and it takes longer than you expected in the first place. If you already have an idea or actually know what you want to do in the future and want to build a career on it later, the decision is not that difficult. As far as Medical Studies are concerned, the students normally select universities from Philippines, Ukraine, China and Russia for the reason being cheaper and American for-mat of teaching. Out of which Philippines has 63% of people speaking English, 5.48% in Russia, 8% in China & 2.9% in Ukraine.
Cheaper course fees, no constraints for eligibility and Assuming the certificate of Global Recognition are some of the facts that attract the students to choose University in these countries. But the ground reality is that Only less than 5% of them clear their local medical council exams – the rest 95% of students and their future will be a big issue.
But there are several crucial factors you should consider when selecting to study in a University abroad.

How to select a university?
  • A university which has registered in the local country of presence

  • A university with good infrastructure and lab facilities

  • A university with highest level of reputation and student satisfaction

  • A university with in-house hospital facility or at least tie-up with good hospital for clinical rotation

  • A university which has history of students clearing local council medical when the students graduate and head back home

  • A university which has good hostel facilities and food cuisine of various countries

  • A safe and secured environment for peaceful learning

  • A country with good chill-out places for weekend outing from routine studies

 Medical council Recognition

The most crucial factor is the Local Medical Council Registration of the University. Texila American University is listed in Medical Council of India (MCI) which allows the students to practice as a Doctor in the Home country upon completion of the course and clearing the Screening Test conducted by MCI.  



Friday, 21 October 2016

Texila American University Celebrated 6 years in Guyana

Texila American University completed its 6 Years of Excellence as a World Class Affordable Educational Provider. Founded in 2010 with the only Campus in Guyana, the University’s presence is now Spread across the globe with 3 campuses – Guyana, Zambia and Fujairah with Offices in India, Sharjah, USA, & Hong Kong.

The Year 2016 marks a special milestone in the history of Texila as it has established Campuses in Fujairah and Zambia. Celebrations were held under the theme “Healthy Body, Happy Life: Promoting Health and Wellness”.

The University had launched a week-long series of programs and activities beginning with community health outreach and blood drives. Staff, students and the local community were a part of the celebrations.

Day One (1) – 26th September, 2016 – “Anniversary”
Anniversary celebration commenced with a “Happy 6th Anniversary Cake” that was presented along with a Presentation for well deserving staffs who have dedicated their services to TAU for over three (3) years.




Day 2- 28th September, 2016 – “Blood Donation Drive”

A Blood Drive was organized on Campus involving Staff and students. A total of 48 units of blood were donated.

Day 3- 30th September, 2016 “Health Outreach Day”

A donation consisting of various non- perishable items were made towards the Children’s Convalescent home and the Old Age Home (Psalms). This was handed over by Ms. Tamika and Ms. Annette along with five (5) students on behalf of Texila American University.






Also a Mini Health Outreach programme was conducted on Regent Street for the members of the public to have free access to check their blood pressure and blood sugar also free health consultation. A total number of 195 persons were checked and advised about their health. This activity commenced at 9:00 hours and concluded at 15:30 hours.

          Texila Continues its Journey of perpetual expansion and development ……





Tuesday, 2 August 2016

Dreaming of Becoming a DOCTOR?

Texila Conducts Scholarship Exam & Seminar in UAE 

Texila American University, a renowned International Medical University, with its campuses in UAE, Zambia and Guyana conducts the Scholarship Exam in UAE for the aspiring students who wish to become doctors.
  
With the huge demand for our programs in UAE, we are conducting a Scholarship Exam and Seminar in UAE to address your queries and clarifications. We, along with our Academic Advisors are here to assist and Guide you in the Enrollment Process throughout. 




Event Details:
Date: 6th August 2016

Venue: 
Texila Education Consulting And Management Service FZE
C/O. India Trade & Exhibition Centre m.e
Office No. 106, P.O. Box 66301, Sharjah,
United Arab Emirates.
Phone: +9716 5939568


Grab the Opportunity to Unleash Your Dreams 

WE HAVE TRANSFORMED THE LIVES AND CAREER OF 4000+ STUDENTS FROM 70+ COUNTRIES….





Thursday, 14 July 2016

100% success in MCI Screening Exam

An Occasion to celebrate achievements with the University, family and friends…. You’ve made it!

A lot of Indian students go abroad for their medical education owing to fewer seats in the country and stiff competition. These students who pursue their medical education abroad are supposed to pass the Screening Test conducted by the MCI before they can start medical practice. Between 2012 and 2015, only 19% of those appeared for the screening test has passed.  (Source: Times of India) 

Amidst odds in the market, Texila American University has created a history by achieving 100% Clearance Ratio in the Medical Screening Exams in different Countries. Our Students who had graduated in the recent years had cleared their Screening Exams in their home country to practice as Doctors. This shows the commitment of Texila American University in delivering quality education catering to the entire globe. We are proud and delighted to be a part of their noble & holistic journey as responsible “DOCTORS”.




                                  This is a Proud & a Great Moment for Texila!
            Wishing all the Success to the Students throughout their Journey as Doctors.





Monday, 11 July 2016

Texila American University College of Medicine Scholarship Exam and spot admission in UAE

Texila American University, One among the best globally recognized Caribbean Medical Schools offers up to date and modern curriculum based on USA Standard. 

We have seen a huge demand for our programs in UAE which is why we thought we will meet you in person and address your queries. We along with our academic advisors are here to assist and guide you in the enrollment process throughout.

Program Specifications

Doctor of Medicine (MBBS)




The Exam will be held on July 16, 2016 in the following venue


Texila International Management FZE
C/O. India Trade & Exhibition Centre m.e
Office No. 106, P.O. Box 66301, Sharjah,
United Arab Emirates.
Phone: +9716 5939568

TAU offers different program verticals in the field of Medicine, Nursing Pharmacy. Texila American University (TAU) is one of the reputed Medical Schools in the Caribbean, with its campus located in Guyana. Since its inception, TAU has been rendering the best in class education with a highest level of professionalism and exactness. Texila American University is a WHO Listed, IMEC, NAC Guyana Accredited & MCI Approved University with partnerships world-wide.


Contact Details
Mr. Jesvin Pradeepkumar
Phone: +9716 5939568
Email: enquiry@tauedu.org
Timing: 10am to 12pm & 2pm to 4pm





Tuesday, 28 June 2016

Texila American University Medical School Spot admission in Nigeria

A golden chance to meet us and get your doubts clarified

Texila American University, one of the rapidly growing International Medical School has wide range of programs to uplift your career to greater heights. 3500+ students from over 70 countries have chosen us and the numbers are growing.

We have seen a huge demand for our programs from Nigeria which is why we are coming down to address your queries. We along with our academic advisors are coming to your city to assist and guide you in the enrolment process.

http://www.tau.edu.gy/wa-osa.html


4th & 5th July 2016
Lagos 
TAU Lagos Office 9, Oremeta Street, Off KudiratAbiola Way, by Oregun Bus Stop, Ikeja.

6th 7th   July 2016
Abuja
TAU Liaison Office Suite 64, 3rd Floor, Dansvillie Plaza National Assembly Quarters Road (Beside AP Filling Station) Gudu District, Apo P. O. Box 4007 Garki Abuja FCT.



9th July 2016
Port Harcourt
Hotel Presidential GRA, Port Harcourt

For more details, contact 09056016779 or send an email to enquiry@tauedu.org

Studying abroad may be one of the most beneficial experiences for a student. By studying abroad, students have the opportunity to study in a foreign country and settle in the culture of a new land.

Texila American University provides a quality medical education highlighted with student diversity. Our goal is to prepare students for the next level of medical training by implementing the US Standard Curriculum. Our programs are accredited WHO & IMED and approved by many governing authorities.








Wednesday, 1 June 2016

Dreaming of Becoming a Doctor but confused with NEET?

Only NEET would enable students to get admission to MBBS or BDS in India. According to Supreme Court order for NEET entrance exam for Medical and Dental courses, the state government has to fill 85% of their Medical Seat through NEET.

Is NEET Boon or Bane?

  •     As per May 1 analysis of NEET Exam
  •     An Indian Express article says
“NEET 2016: While 40 per cent of the questions are tough, 40 per cent are medium and 20 per cent are easy. Many of the questions were beyond the scope of NCERT”
Shruti Ghule, a student said, “The Physics section was tough and lengthy, I could only attempt 25 out of 45 questions.”
The difficulty level of the questions was on the higher side compared to last year repeat exam of AIPMT.
A student who has prepared for state medical exam with this level of assessment from NEET will he is able to clear?

Can the student who prepared for State Medical Exam can clear the NEET ?

The students and parents are worried and confused about NEET today. They are uncertain about the Medical Seat allotment. Here is one more article from Indian Express say How Scary and Expensive offer is NEET.
“Coming from a humble background and having dropped a year to prepare for the state common admission test, Chandan Pawar of Ruparel College said he had lost all hope for pursuing medicine. “Coaching classes for medical entrances are very expensive. My father had taken a loan of Rs 90,000 for my tuition and now he feels helpless. Though he wants me to appear for NEET-II, I have stopped preparing and have also told him that I cannot handle the pressure of studying all the syllabus this soon,” he said.
Bhakti Shah, a student of St Joseph School, said, “We took two years’ time to prepare for the state common entrance test and then it was scrapped suddenly. Now they expect us to study for the much more difficult national-level test in a period of nine weeks.”
So what is the way out?

Need a Medical Seat without NEET?

 Dreaming of Becoming a Doctor but confused with NEET?



Friday, 20 November 2015

TAU Participates in Medical Technology Trends Seminar

On Thursday, August 28, 2015, students and staff of Texila American University (TAU) participated in a Medical Technology Trends seminar hosted by Starr Computer Inc.
Speakers of the session were Starr Computer’s President, Mr. Michael Mohan who spoke about today’s medical technology trends and their Manager, Mr. Derick Rahat who gave a brief overview of renewable energy and its role in supporting medical technology.
The President explained that persons suffering from certain diseases could benefit from medical technology, for example, photodynamic therapy could aid cancer patients, while artificial pancreases for person with diabetes, bionic eyes for the visually impaired and replacement body parts for the injured were also concrete possibilities.
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He also mentioned that there were many applications that could be used as some software allow persons to find the nearest doctor/hospital, pay hospital bills online, speak to trained doctors online, request appointments, purchase medication from pharmacies, and access insurance companies.
He noted that another interesting addition to the medical field is the “virscan blood test”, which means you can now have your viral infection history diagnosed from a single drop of blood. In certain countries, it is possible for persons to print body parts in 3D.
Other topics discussed included stem cells and stem cell research, Alzheimer’s treatment, defective organ treatment, cancer treatment, spinal cord injury treatment and juvenile diabetes treatment.
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After the seminar, TAU representatives were taken on a tour of the Starr facility, and were given the opportunity to see the equipment which Starr Computer has to offer to the public.
TAU and Starr Computer plan to continue these types of collaboration efforts to increase awareness about both organizations, educate staff on topics that are relevant to them, form a better bond with each other and increase business and lead generation
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Friday, 16 October 2015

The British High Commissioner to Guyana Visits Texila American University!

On Thursday, September 17, 2015, the British High Commissioner to Guyana and Non-Resident Ambassador to Suriname, H.E. James Greg Quinn along with the Political, Press and Public Affairs Officer, Mr. Dillon Seetram paid a campus visit to Texila American University, one among the rapidly growing Medical Schools in the Caribbean.
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The British High Commissioner to Guyana Visits Texila American University!
The High Commissioner met with members of the Executive Management Committee of the University comprising the Vice Chancellor - Dr. Dilip Patnaik; Vice President - Mr. Ashok Kumar; Director of Operations - Mr. Sreebalakumar; Registrar - Mr. Julius Romarate and the Dean - Dr. Sanyal Sanjoy.
The VC along with other representatives welcomed and provided an overview of the programmes, work, operations and diversity of the University.  Mention was also made of TAU’s plans for expansion at the Providence and economic contributions to Guyana.
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The Director of Operations indicated that TAU currently has two (2) UK students.  He also mentioned that students from UK usually have high expectations of the campus and the country. Further, he noted that even though clinical rotations are not currently done in UK, TAU still intends to search and partner with some good UK institutions to make this offer.  Hopefully, the High Commission can support TAU in this aspect.
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The High Commissioner indicated that UK currently has a Student Exchange Programme with the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) whereby one UK student works with the hospital per year. Additionally, he advised that TAU boost advertising and promotion in UK region to attract more students, especially, when some knowledge and connection already exists.
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Thereafter, the VC and the High Commissioner both presented tokens to each other before touring the campus.