There is only ONE CHANCE to pass the Medical School Interviews in Singapore.

The most difficult part about medical school is getting in.

Failure to prepare well for that ONE precious interview opportunity will dash all hopes and dreams of getting into a local medical school. This is after 12 long years of full time study from primary school to secondary school to JC/poly.

It is POSSIBLE to confidently secure a place in the local or foreign medical schools. Aspiring medical school applicants just need solid guidance on how to fully prepare for the interview. Don't leave it to chance.
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WHO IS A BETTER COACH FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL INTERVIEW THAN A LOCAL SINGAPOREAN DOCTOR (GRAD FROM NUS) HIMSELF?
Dr Chung, a former straight As student from Raffles Institution, graduated from the NUS medical school with a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, MBBS. Following his graduation, he completed his 1 year Housemanship and 4 years Medical Officership and worked in the public healthcare sector for a few years. He is currently a Family Physician in the private healthcare sector.

Few years ago, his cousin approached him for advice on how to prepare for the medical school interview as he was shortlisted by NUS and NTU. Under Dr Chung’s conscientious mentorship, his cousin was eventually offered a place in both NUS and NTU. This experience sparked his interest in guiding and mentoring potential medical school applicants on the essential preparatory work and the fatal pitfalls to avoid. As such, he started providing 1-on-1 mentorship to medical school applicants to help them ace their medical school interviews (see testimonials HERE).
 
From his years of mentoring experience, Dr Chung noticed that some fatal pitfalls commonly made by his clients are not portraying team spirit during the skills assessment stations, not showing empathy in response to scenario based questions and not being able to handle ethical situations well during the interview. These are some qualities of a doctor that the interviewers hope to see in their future colleagues during the medical school interviews.
 
With a strong desire to help more aspiring applicants in achieving their hopes and dreams to be a doctor, Dr Chung has specially designed his mentorship program to help applicants STAND OUT from the highly competitive pack and ACE the interview.

Being Singapore’s ONE and ONLY local grad Singaporean doctor who is a specialist in medical school interview, you can be assured of Dr Chung’s quality of mentorship and his high standard notes and preparatory materials.
 
Dr Chung looks forward to welcoming you to the medical fraternity and be his colleague some day!

Why choose Dr Chung's Medical School Interview Prep Course?

  • Dr Chung is a true blue Singaporean who had graduated from a local med school (yes, he enjoys his Hainanese chicken rice a lot and his favorite Kopi O gao especially after a long night call). He has many years of working experience and is therefore well positioned to provide insights to the local healthcare scene & societal issues, the broad issues currently faced and the future challenges of our healthcare system. This is an important area which could be asked during the interview.

  • Dr Chung has mentored many applicants over these past few years and therefore has an insight into the sort of interview questions that would be asked in various medical schools (both local and overseas medical schools). These questions will be discussed in his medical school interview prep course to adequately prepare his clients for The Big Day.
 
  • Dr Chung is able to flexibly customize his teachings and preparatory materials to suit any University's medical school Interview format, since this is a 1-on-1 prep course.
 
  • Compared to paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition fees (>=$300,000) to study in an overseas medical school & on top of that, pay extra for overseas living expenses, Dr Chung’s prep course is very reasonably priced for students to excel in this ONE TIME CHANCE to get into a local med school.
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