Med School at 40 I'm Dimuthu from Sri Lanka and I am 38 this year. I work as an assistant in a pharmacy and I plan on taking the GCE AL exams in 2026. In order to become a licensed pharmacist I need to first pass my GCE Advanced Level exams which is comparable to the same in UK and comparable to SAT or sometimes MCAT in USA. In Sri Lanka you can only take this exam three times (this is my third time) if you plan to go to university. So the competition is high and the exams are hard. I recently came across a YouTube video on a man called Dr Carl Allamby. He became a Doctor at the age of 51 after being a mechanic all his life. After watching the video it gave me goosebumps. My dreams of becoming a doctor that I have forgotten about came back and I began to dream of the impossible. Now I plan on trying my absolute best to see how far I can go! I'm not sure if I'm smart enough but I will try my hardest so I will have no regret. If I succeed I will be the ...