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USMLE Part II Exam

Imagine a stethoscope in hand, stepping confidently into a bustling American hospital. Patients trust your expertise, colleagues welcome you as a peer, and your medical journey finally finds its rightful home. This is the reality that awaits you after conquering the USMLE Step 2 - the gateway to becoming a registered doctor in the USA.


But the path doesn't have to be arduous. Ditch the anxiety and embrace strategic mastery with our specialized online course, crafted by doctors for doctors just like you. We dissect the exam, demystify complex concepts, and equip you with insider insights and proven test-taking strategies.


No more guesswork, no more sleepless nights. Our comprehensive program is your passport to first-time success. Gain the confidence to excel, the knowledge to impress, and the skills to seamlessly integrate into the American medical landscape.

This online exam can be cleared in your home country, and you can apply for a work/PR visa once you clear this exam.

What Is The USMLE Exam?

Earning a medical license in the USA, long recognized as a pinnacle of professional achievement, welcomes a particularly high demand post-pandemic. For international medical graduates (IMGs), this journey hinges on successfully navigating the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). Comprising three steps, the USMLE assesses the competencies essential for safe and effective patient care across the breadth of medical practice.


The first milestone, USMLE Step 1, evaluates foundational knowledge of the biomedical sciences. Step 2 further delves into clinical skills and patient management through its two components: CK (Clinical Knowledge) and CS (Clinical Skills). Finally, Step 3 assesses clinical competence in an actual healthcare setting, solidifying an IMG's readiness to practice medicine in the USA.


This rigorous yet meritocratic process ensures standardized excellence among American physicians, regardless of their educational background. For IMGs, it unlocks the door to a fulfilling career within the dynamic US healthcare system.

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USMLE Exam Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the USMLE, the following criteria must be met:

USMLE Part I

Passed the USMLE Step 1 

Current Studies

Must be enrolled in or a graduate of a non-U.S. and non-Canadian medical school listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, meeting ECFMG criteria.

ECFMG Criteria

Candidates must meet any other criteria set by the ECFMG as mandated.

Procedure for USMLE II

The United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 2 comes after clearing the USMLE Step 1. The procedure involves several steps. Here is a general picture:

  1. Eligibility Verification

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Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria outlined by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) or the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME), depending on the specific Step 2 exam you are taking (Clinical Knowledge - CK or Clinical Skills - CS).

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 2. Registration

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Register for the USMLE Step 2 CK or CS through the appropriate registration entity (usually ECFMG for international medical graduates)

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 3. Schedule a test date via Prometric

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Once your application is processed and approved, you will receive a scheduling permit from ECFMG. This permit will allow you to schedule a test date with Prometric. You must pay the testing fee to Prometric when scheduling your exam.

Course Duration

2 months 

COURSE Registration Fee

 $100

Course Installment

 $275

Total Course Amount

$3200

Why Become A Registered Doctor In USA?

  • $190,000 Average Annual salary of registered Doctor in the USA
     

  • 20,000+ Current openings for the role of registered doctors
     

  • 12% Projected growth in Overall employment of Doctors from 2022 to 2032

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About the Course

Our Curriculum

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Topics Covered

Biochemistry Microbiology General Pathology General Pharmacology Cardiovascular System Endocrinology Gastrointestinal Tract Hematology and Oncology Neurology Psychiatry Renal Reproduction Respiratory Dermatology Rheumatology

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