FAQ
Your questions, answered.
About the IMG pathway, single tracks, and the Junior Scientist Program. If yours isn't here, ask it on a free guidance call.
8 questions
Everything we get asked.
I've already had an unsuccessful cycle. Is it too late?
No. A cycle that didn't go your way is diagnostic information most first-time applicants don't have. The starting point is working out which part of the application actually underperformed — the score, the experience, the programme list, or the interview — and rebuilding from there rather than repeating the same submission.
Do you only take strong scorers?
No. The plan is built from where you stand now, including attempt history and time since graduation. What we ask for is a realistic conversation about which specialties and programme tiers your profile can reach in this cycle, and what it would take to widen that.
How is this different from a question bank subscription?
A question bank gives you material. This gives you sequence, review and accountability around it. You still do the studying; what changes is that someone checks whether the method is producing score movement and reshapes the plan when it isn't.
Can I take one track instead of the whole pathway?
Yes. Individual tracks — interview preparation ahead of a season, or personal statement and CV work alone — can be taken on their own. The assessment call will tell you honestly whether a single track is enough for what you're trying to do.
How do I start?
Get in touch by email or phone and we'll set up an assessment call. It covers where your profile stands today, what the next twelve months would need to look like, and which parts of the pathway are worth paying for in your case.
How much time does the Junior Scientist Program take each week?
About two hours: one live call of roughly ninety minutes plus a small piece of work between sessions. It works because of consistency, not long hours.
Will my child definitely get published?
Publication is the goal, and it usually takes six to eight months of consistent work — but it is earned, not guaranteed. Results depend on your child's effort and on independent peer review.
Is everything online?
Coaching, research mentorship and Match support run online through live calls, and sessions are recorded. Clinical rotations are in-person at U.S. sites.
Find out where your profile actually stands.
A free guidance call, no obligation — an honest read of your timeline and which programs are worth it for you.