02/09/2026
đĻđē AMC Part 1 Mastery Program â 4th Batch
Starts 15 September 2026 | Live on Zoom | Language- English | Open to IMGs worldwide
Most IMGs who fail AMC Part 1 did not study too little. They studied the wrong way. They memorised answers from a question bank instead of understanding why Australian practice manages a case the way it does. On exam day the stem is unfamiliar, the options are unfamiliar, and there is nothing underneath the memory to fall back on.
This program is built to close that gap.
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Six months, structured module by module
Month 1 â Medicine 1
Month 2 â Medicine 2
Month 3 â Medicine 3 + Surgery
Month 4 â Paediatrics + Psychiatry
Month 5 â Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Month 6 â Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Ethics & Others
The sequence follows the weighting of the AMC CAT MCQ blueprint, so the time you spend on each discipline matches what the exam actually asks of you.
Included in every single module-
đĨ Live interactive classes: Not pre-recorded videos. You ask the question at the moment you are confused, and it gets answered before you carry it into the next topic.
đ Access to all class recordings: Our students sit across South Asia, the Middle East, Australia or can be anywhere in the world. If you are on a night shift, you do not lose the class. And in your final revision weeks, the recordings are there to go back to.
đ Two sets of class notes: built from Australian resources.
1. Master notes â the complete picture for each topic, with every point referenced back to its Australian source. Nothing in them is my personal recollection or something borrowed from a foreign textbook unless recommended by AMC. These are what you learn from during the module, and what you trust when two sources disagree.
2. Revision notes â the condensed version, stripped down to what you need in the final days before your test date. When you are a few days out and cannot re-read six months of material, this is the document you open. Built specifically for that moment.
Most courses give you one set of notes and force it to do both jobs. It ends up too thin to learn from and too long to revise from.
𧊠eMedici QBank with all concepts integrated: This is the core of how I teach. We work through the QBank topic-wise, and every question is opened up to the concept sitting underneath it. One question is used to teach the whole cluster of related concepts around it, so you are not learning one answer, you are learning the reasoning that generates ten answers. By the end of a module you stop recognising questions and start recognising patterns.
đ Management from current Australian guidelines: Therapeutic Guidelines, RACGP, RANZCOG, RCH, and many more. AMC tests Australian clinical practice. Management that is entirely correct in your home system can still be marked wrong here, and guidelines in this space change often enough that old notes quietly go stale.
đ§ Scenario based question solving: The exam is 150 clinical scenarios in three and a half hours. Reading a stem, discarding the noise, and committing to a decision under time pressure is a separate skill from knowing the medicine. We train it deliberately.
đ Regular assessments: After each system, not at the end. Weak areas surface while there is still time to fix them.
âąī¸ Full mock examination: Full length, timed, under exam conditions, so the real thing is not the first time you sit 150 questions in one stretch.
đ¤ One to one progress discussion: I sit with you individually and go through where you are actually losing marks and what needs to change. This is the part most large courses cannot offer, and it is the part that changes results.
đ§ Plus: the AMC pathway, explained properly
Alongside the clinical modules, we run dedicated sessions on the pathway itself â from A to Z.
How the AMC pathway actually works and where Part 1 sits within it. What comes after: Part 2, the alternative WBA route, the standard pathway, the competent authority pathway, and how to work out which one applies to you. Creating your AMC portfolio, EPIC verification of your primary medical qualification, document requirements, English language requirements, how to register and book a seat for Part 1, choosing a test centre, what the fees and timelines look like, and what to do if you need to reschedule.
I have watched capable doctors lose six months to a document they submitted in the wrong format, or discover a requirement too late. The medicine is hard enough. The paperwork should not be the thing that delays you.
đ° Fees (4th Batch)
Full program (after discount): 325 AUD
Per module (after discount): 65 AUD
For Bangladeshi students: 24,500 BDT full program, 5,200 BDT per module
âŗ Early bird pricing closes 12 September 2026. Classes begin 15 September 2026.
Instructor:
Dr Sakin Saleh Ifti â AMC Part 1, USMLE Step 1, USMLE Step 2 CK, OET
Seats are limited so that the one to one component stays meaningful.
đ˛ WhatsApp +880 1793-728792 for enrolment and any questions.
Recorded Masterclass on Stable Angina: https://youtu.be/R__5JCsfTp4
Sample Class Notes on Ischaemic Heart Diseases:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yxP1VZEw2ySqanRTGRioc0xPPi_dwj4r?usp=sharing
