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Hi everyone,:)

I have a simple question. I got the score of 206 (86) for my step 2 CK and I am an IMG (OB&GYN). Please give me an idea if there is any possibility to get a residency if I continue my exams.

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Hi, OBGYN is somehow competitive for IMGs, however if you have good previous experience in this field then your chances are in general greater than other applicants even if you scores were between 85 and 90. Also if you have GC or citizen this will make you task easier as well but still competitive in general.
 

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Step 1 Score is more important

Hi everyone,:)

I have a simple question. I got the score of 206 (86) for my step 2 CK and I am an IMG (OB&GYN). Please give me an idea if there is any possibility to get a residency if I continue my exams.

Thanks,
Mita
Hi Mita,
What is your Step 1 Score?
Step 1 Score is more important than Step 2 CK Score.
 

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Hi everyone,:)

I have a simple question. I got the score of 206 (86) for my step 2 CK and I am an IMG (OB&GYN). Please give me an idea if there is any possibility to get a residency if I continue my exams.

Thanks,
Mita
go to www.nrmp.org
find "charting outcomes of the match" in the bottom right side of the main page. You will have all current match details available. With 206, there will be a chance. The graphs there will explain everything.
 

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Hi, OBGYN is somehow competitive for IMGs, however if you have good previous experience in this field then your chances are in general greater than other applicants even if you scores were between 85 and 90. Also if you have GC or citizen this will make you task easier as well but still competitive in general.
Thank you so much for your response.
I am citizen of Canada and have had a great experience in this field also I have some experience in research in Canada; but, as you know experience and aging are hand in hand. I am more than 50 years old and it is not in favor of getting a residency in OB&GYN. Do you think " family medicine" can work better for me?
 
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