The 6‑hour interview‑drill was the real difference for me. Srinidhi kept checking in during the sessions and adjusted my answers so they sounded like me, not a script. That personalised practice is what made my interviews feel like calm conversations, not rehearsed lines.
Dr. Srinidhi T V — Matched Psychiatry at Cone Health Hospitals, Greensboro, NC · 2026
What stood out for me was how the US‑rotations were built into my long‑term match plan from the start. The staff were very patient, especially when I struggled to align my experience with Saint Peter’s expectations. That consistent guidance helped me feel like I was building a real Pediatrics portfolio, not just collecting hours.
What helped most was how the program connected ECFMG‑aligned steps, rotations, and my final narrative into one clear story. Srinidhi Ma’am kept checking in on my documents and shaped my application around New York Medical’s expectations. That individualised guidance made me feel like I was being presented as a real candidate, not just another IMG.
The program’s decision to schedule Step 1 in a quieter window gave me a real edge. Srinidhi Ma’am kept checking in on my practice and adjusted my plan whenever I slipped. That focus on timing and follow‑up made my USMLE‑to‑match journey feel protected, not just rushed.
I knew Pediatrics‑IMG‑match was brutal, but the 100‑question‑style interview‑drill made me feel ready at a different level. The staff stayed calm and encouraging, even on the days it felt like I was falling behind. That mix of hard‑core practice and steady support is what carried me through the final interviews at Brooklyn.
