Statement Of Purpose In Medical Education
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
My love of biology started in high school. We had young and enthusiastic teachers, who took us on field trips and visits. They made sure we did as much practical work as was feasible and demonstrated experiments that we could do ourselves. They also encouraged us to read. I remember the impact of the reading “The Big Bang Theory” had on me. Since, then I made up my mind to join medical stream as my future educational option.
I was born and brought up in Amritsar, which is one of the international tourist’s hub and the holy city of Sikhs. I finished my schooling from D.A.V. Senior Secondary school, Amritsar, one of the elite schools in Punjab accredited to Punjab School Education …show more content…
So I want to study abroad. Worthy to note, Indian Medical Education System has various flaws in it like around 79,000 MBBS students appeared for AIPGEE (All India Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examination) the previous year. And, the total number of seats available in one of the toughest national level medical exams held for MBBS is about 6200.Furthermore, the fundamental exam pattern has remained the same-stressing on learning techniques and memorizing, while the humanitarian approach is not taken into account. As a result, the tests are more for memorizing skills rather than knowledge. The problem is further worsened by backdated syllabus and teaching style, Lack of skilled teachers, Disparity in infrastructure across different states, Lack of social accountability and Corruption in medical education …show more content…
Before choosing Canada I also searched for medical education available in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, America and Europe. I preferred Canada over these options due to following reasons:
First, there are already around 47,000 Indian doctors practicing in the US and around 25,000 in the UK and my intention is just to study and then practice my profession in India. For which Canada is the best. Secondly, there are 10,500 medical students out of which 6900 are from overseas which is more than any country across the world. Third, Canadian schools are spotless and are transparent as they do not indulge in unscrupulous activities. Fourth, the visa policy is smooth and less complex for Canada than for other countries.
Socially, the country has safe and diverse cultural environment, with low crime rates and zero poverty. Environmentally, the environment of the country is neat and clean and there is no pollution and dust seen. In addition to it, the weather is also suitable for me as I am used to extreme and chilly winters of Punjab.
Why an Associate Degree of
My love of biology started in high school. We had young and enthusiastic teachers, who took us on field trips and visits. They made sure we did as much practical work as was feasible and demonstrated experiments that we could do ourselves. They also encouraged us to read. I remember the impact of the reading “The Big Bang Theory” had on me. Since, then I made up my mind to join medical stream as my future educational option.
I was born and brought up in Amritsar, which is one of the international tourist’s hub and the holy city of Sikhs. I finished my schooling from D.A.V. Senior Secondary school, Amritsar, one of the elite schools in Punjab accredited to Punjab School Education …show more content…
So I want to study abroad. Worthy to note, Indian Medical Education System has various flaws in it like around 79,000 MBBS students appeared for AIPGEE (All India Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examination) the previous year. And, the total number of seats available in one of the toughest national level medical exams held for MBBS is about 6200.Furthermore, the fundamental exam pattern has remained the same-stressing on learning techniques and memorizing, while the humanitarian approach is not taken into account. As a result, the tests are more for memorizing skills rather than knowledge. The problem is further worsened by backdated syllabus and teaching style, Lack of skilled teachers, Disparity in infrastructure across different states, Lack of social accountability and Corruption in medical education …show more content…
Before choosing Canada I also searched for medical education available in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, America and Europe. I preferred Canada over these options due to following reasons:
First, there are already around 47,000 Indian doctors practicing in the US and around 25,000 in the UK and my intention is just to study and then practice my profession in India. For which Canada is the best. Secondly, there are 10,500 medical students out of which 6900 are from overseas which is more than any country across the world. Third, Canadian schools are spotless and are transparent as they do not indulge in unscrupulous activities. Fourth, the visa policy is smooth and less complex for Canada than for other countries.
Socially, the country has safe and diverse cultural environment, with low crime rates and zero poverty. Environmentally, the environment of the country is neat and clean and there is no pollution and dust seen. In addition to it, the weather is also suitable for me as I am used to extreme and chilly winters of Punjab.
Why an Associate Degree of