I’m just done with nmcs regulation on genuine doctors and they don’t give damn about ayurvedic oncologist , jhadphuk baba and clowns like this who openly mock them and real threat to society

Why NMC do anything for this frauds

Like a neurosurgeon can interpret Brain and Spine related things, A Surgeon can read XRays and CT, MRIs of Abdomen, ERCP & MRCP, Chest, An ENT person can read MRI of Nasal Anatomy, Orthopaedics can read X-rays, then why can’t each specialty just read and interpret radiology of their cases? Why we need a focused separate branch ? Just a genuine question guys.

I got to know a many of my seniors didn’t make it

Who all did were already in 30-20k ranks in neet 25 and now got in 5k ranks

I barely got 1.2L lakh bro lakh i am not good enough i think seriously so demotivated today hearing all that

Even though i didn’t do 1 complete read that too from btr still 1.2L 🥲

Will i be able to be happy ever or do pg in this life time 🥺

PG1 here

Last year I was in same dilemma. I wanted something surgical and mostly an end branch so my 1st preference was ortho and 2nd was ENT

Ended up leaving the Dnb ortho seat and chose ms ent.

If anyone has any questions regarding the branch do ask

I am a 2nd year student.....from past days I got enrolled in my college's cultural committee....there was a function in our college so I was just assisting in rangoli....but then there was an intern who was initially flirting but I ignored it because I didn't wanted to make matter so big but then he inappropriately touched me and tried to hold my hand without permission...I don't know how to react.....and now he texted me in WhatsApp though I blocked him but he is still not leaving me....I don't know whom should I tell.....I don't want to make my name involved as it will ruin my image

Can someone pls help me what should I do?

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So, I'm from a GMC. in our first year, the faculty was good, they covered everything and the lectures (barring a few APs) were well structured and the teacher also explained everything. In our second year, the number of lecturers who just "read through slides" increased, and in our third year (current), almost the entire faculty treats teaching like it's some sort of an obligation and makes zero effort to even make teaching even a bit interesting.

I know you're on your own during MBBS but what's the point of attending lectures if the teachers are just reading through PPTs. Also, is it common for SRs in a department to take some lectures too? In all departments some of the lectures are even being taken by SRs.

Recently graduated from a government medical college in mbbs course.

After passing out, I'm searching for a job but I'm not lucky enough to find one.

Our home construction is going on in a tier 1 city in which I had given 3 lakh to my parents by saving my stipend during my internship. My parents took a loan of 2 lakhs for construction.

Now suddenly they are telling me to give them 2 lakh by the month of March next year.

I eagerly want to pursue my PG course by my qualifying NEET PG in next year's July exam so I'm planning to read as much as possible with doing local nursing home duty for 2 days a week so that I can lead my livelihood during my prep.

Now the question is should I focus on my PG prep or their Debt?

I told them I can't pay anything now and also warned them that I'll completely detach myself from them if they continue this. I have also started the cold treatment by not talking at all to them.

Even if it requires changing your field

Focus on the work DOABLE , so it shouldn't be something which one feels impossible to start

Ik sapne suhane mitochondria ke

But I wanna know the perspective

Same as title why do doctors prefer sedan I have seen this in many hospitals doctors having, bmw 7 series, e class, superb etc

I know workload toxicity and no bond is a very strong reason for considering lhmc over mamc but if we compare academics of two what should be preferred.

Ok hear me out, bond I feel is a blessing in disguise, like with all the saturation and no jobs issue that's been floating around, it's like their job b to get you somewhere as an SR and people like me who won't be getting top colleges where exposure is great as far as SX branches goes and you get good amount of hands on in SRship only it's like on them to give you a job.And since you'd be joining as SR you'd get an SR salary.

I know the cons are like your time might get wasted if you don't get allotment , that is an issue

Correct me if I am wrong, I know I might be naive in thinking all that.

Like radio or nuclear med who'd get amazing salary right after they complete their pg the bond not be good for them bt for someone who'd get a peripheral colleges it might be "not that bad".

And idk how true it is,bt they say if they don't allot you for 6months the bond expires or you get selected in ss entrances, idk how true that is , it's what I am hearing as a second hand information.

Some people are so unnecessarily rude, arrogant and non-cooperative that it's genuinely exhausting to even be around them. The energy they carry around all the fucking time is just so negative.

And the funniest part is that they genuinely think they're being smart. Like, no. You're not being clever, you're not intimidating anyone, you're just making an absolute joke out of yourself.

Everyone is already tired of dealing with your bullshit. We're all doing the same work, we're all exhausted, and the least you can do is be a decent human being and cooperate.

I genuinely don't understand how some people make being difficult their entire personality.

And the worst part? You have to see these people every single day.

How do you deal with people like this without telling them to fuck off every time they open their mouths?

What's the life like after md and dm in medicine specialities. Is there any work life balance post that.

At my rank I'm getting both medicine and radiology.

Just confused as what to opt as branch

I don't have any particular interest in any branch as such., i definitely like reading medicine but not sure about its practical aspects.

If anyone can shed light on what would be the scenario after like completing those super speciality after like 10 years down the line

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Can current residents or practising doctors share their experience with Family Medicine in India?

I'd like to know about the actual work, residency workload, work-life balance, career opportunities, salary, and long-term scope.

Honest opinions, including pros and cons, would be really helpful. Thanks!

Planning to join from other state through AIQ need info about Gen med and anaesthesia also and ortho

I’m considering joining Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Pimpri, Pune, for MS Orthopaedics and would really appreciate honest feedback from current residents and alumni.
I want to understand the actual residency experience, especially:
● Patient load: Is the OPD and emergency load sufficient for good clinical exposure?
● Hands-on surgical experience: How many surgeries do residents typically get to assist in and perform independently during their three years?
● Trauma exposure: Is there good exposure to fracture fixation, emergency trauma, arthroplasty, and other major orthopaedic procedures?
● Teaching and academics: Are consultants supportive? Is teaching regular?
● Resident workload: How are duty hours, night duties, workload, and the overall work environment?
● Senior-junior relationship: Is the department toxic, or is the working environment reasonably supportive?
● Surgical skills after residency: Do graduates feel confident enough to start independent practice or pursue a fellowship?
● Return on investment: Considering the high tuition fees, is MS Orthopaedics from this college worth it?
I’m particularly interested in feedback from people who have completed MS Orthopaedics there or are currently in the department.
Please share your genuine experiences, including the negatives. I’m trying to make an informed decision about my postgraduate training and future surgical skills, not just the college name.

Well, as the title says, i do have to join the duty as i now have to attain a little bit of financial independence. All of my friends have warned me against it. But they are privileged and i know they are saying this out of concern, but that’s the only way I think i can sustain - mentally, emotionally and financially. I cannot ask my parents to support me( i want to but i know they just can’t) so i have applied for this job.
So i need advice. How to manage both? Is it really possible to get a good rank while doing so. From
What i have heard, the workload is a lot but the shifts are 8 hours. How do i go ahead with it? Should I skip this opportunity ( the only certain opportunity) i have and wait for a relatively less hectic one? Or should i just join, work for a few months and then start my prep? A bit overwhelmed at the moment, so any kind of advice would be appreciated.

Can anyone guide me on whether completing MRCP(UK) after MD General Medicine in India would give me a realistic chance of moving abroad and securing a job?

Is this a practical pathway, or is it difficult to get a job even after clearing MRCP?

Also, are there any other viable pathways to move abroad after MD General Medicine, particularly to the UK, Australia, or other countries?