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Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Anyone from North India joining SRM Medical College Chennai this year? 😭

I’m also joining and honestly a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier, especially during clinical postings and talking to patients.

Would love to connect with other North Indian students joining SRM who have the same fear. Also, if any seniors from North India are here, please share your experience — was the language issue actually a big problem, and how long did it take to adjust?

DM/comment if you’re joining! 🙌

Hey guys, I’m planning to join SRM Medical College, Chennai for MBBS this year and wanted to hear some honest opinions from current students/seniors.

Is SRM actually worth joining overall? Especially regarding:

Patient flow & clinical exposure

Academics and teaching

Internship experience

PG preparation/environment

Hostel & campus life

Overall student life

I’m from North India, so I’m also a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier. How difficult is it to communicate with patients during clinical postings if you don’t know Tamil? Do North Indian students generally manage okay, and how long does it take to get comfortable?

Would really appreciate honest opinions — positives and negatives both. Also, if anyone from North India is joining SRM this year, feel free to comment/DM. Would be nice to connect. 🙏

Hey guys, I’m planning to join SRM Medical College, Chennai for MBBS this year and wanted to hear some honest opinions from current students/seniors.

Is SRM actually worth joining overall? Especially regarding:

Patient flow & clinical exposure

Academics and teaching

Internship experience

PG preparation/environment

Hostel & campus life

Overall student life

I’m from North India, so I’m also a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier. How difficult is it to communicate with patients during clinical postings if you don’t know Tamil? Do North Indian students generally manage okay, and how long does it take to get comfortable?

Would really appreciate honest opinions — positives and negatives both. Also, if anyone from North India is joining SRM this year, feel free to comment/DM. Would be nice to connect. 🙏

Hey guys, I’m planning to join SRM Medical College, Chennai for MBBS this year and wanted to hear some honest opinions from current students/seniors.

Is SRM actually worth joining overall? Especially regarding:

Patient flow & clinical exposure

Academics and teaching

Internship experience

PG preparation/environment

Hostel & campus life

Overall student life

I’m from North India, so I’m also a little worried about the Tamil/language barrier. How difficult is it to communicate with patients during clinical postings if you don’t know Tamil? Do North Indian students generally manage okay, and how long does it take to get comfortable?

Would really appreciate honest opinions — positives and negatives both. Also, if anyone from North India is joining SRM this year, feel free to comment/DM. Would be nice to connect. 🙏

Hey everyone, I’m planning to join BGS GIMS for MBBS through management quota this year.

Would really appreciate some honest opinions from current students/seniors:

How are the academics and clinical exposure?

How is the patient flow and actual hands-on exposure?

Is BGS worth the management quota fees?

How are the hostel/campus life?

And most importantly, I’m from North India — how is the language barrier in the hospital/with patients? Is Kannada difficult to manage initially?

How are the seniors and overall student environment?

Also, if anyone else from North India is joining BGS GIMS this year, feel free to DM/comment. Would be nice to connect.

Please give honest opinions, both positives and negatives. 🙏

Hey everyone, I’m planning to join BGS GIMS for MBBS through management quota this year.

Would really appreciate some honest opinions from current students/seniors:

How are the academics and clinical exposure?

How is the patient flow and actual hands-on exposure?

Is BGS worth the management quota fees?

How are the hostel/campus life?

And most importantly, I’m from North India — how is the language barrier in the hospital/with patients? Is Kannada difficult to manage initially?

How are the seniors and overall student environment?

Also, if anyone else from North India is joining BGS GIMS this year, feel free to DM/comment. Would be nice to connect.

Please give honest opinions, both positives and negatives. 🙏

Hey everyone, I’m planning to join BGS GIMS for MBBS through management quota this year.

Would really appreciate some honest opinions from current students/seniors:

How are the academics and clinical exposure?

How is the patient flow and actual hands-on exposure?

Is BGS worth the management quota fees?

How are the hostel/campus life?

And most importantly, I’m from North India — how is the language barrier in the hospital/with patients? Is Kannada difficult to manage initially?

How are the seniors and overall student environment?

Also, if anyone else from North India is joining BGS GIMS this year, feel free to DM/comment. Would be nice to connect.

Please give honest opinions, both positives and negatives. 🙏

Hey everyone, I’m planning to join BGS GIMS for MBBS through management quota this year.

Would really appreciate some honest opinions from current students/seniors:

How are the academics and clinical exposure?

How is the patient flow and actual hands-on exposure?

Is BGS worth the management quota fees?

How are the hostel/campus life?

And most importantly, I’m from North India — how is the language barrier in the hospital/with patients? Is Kannada difficult to manage initially?

How are the seniors and overall student environment?

Also, if anyone else from North India is joining BGS GIMS this year, feel free to DM/comment. Would be nice to connect.

Please give honest opinions, both positives and negatives. 🙏

Hey seniors / current students at KIMS Karad!

I’m considering joining KIMS Karad for MBBS and wanted to know a few things:

- Are there many North Indian students in the college?

- How’s the overall mix of students from different states?

- For North Indians, is there any language barrier with patients or during clinical postings?

- Do doctors/seniors/teachers generally communicate in English/Hindi, or is Marathi/Kannada/etc. needed a lot?

- How difficult is it to manage with patients if you don’t know Marathi initially?

- How’s the patient flow and actual clinical exposure at KIMS Karad?

- And overall, how is life there for someone coming from North India?

Would really appreciate honest opinions from seniors and anyone who has recently joined. 🙏

Hey seniors / current students at KIMS Karad!

I’m considering joining KIMS Karad for MBBS and wanted to know a few things:

- Are there many North Indian students in the college?

- How’s the overall mix of students from different states?

- For North Indians, is there any language barrier with patients or during clinical postings?

- Do doctors/seniors/teachers generally communicate in English/Hindi, or is Marathi/Kannada/etc. needed a lot?

- How difficult is it to manage with patients if you don’t know Marathi initially?

- How’s the patient flow and actual clinical exposure at KIMS Karad?

- And overall, how is life there for someone coming from North India?

Would really appreciate honest opinions from seniors and anyone who has recently joined. 🙏

Hey seniors / current students at KIMS Karad!

I’m considering joining KIMS Karad for MBBS and wanted to know a few things:

- Are there many North Indian students in the college?

- How’s the overall mix of students from different states?

- For North Indians, is there any language barrier with patients or during clinical postings?

- Do doctors/seniors/teachers generally communicate in English/Hindi, or is Marathi/Kannada/etc. needed a lot?

- How difficult is it to manage with patients if you don’t know Marathi initially?

- How’s the patient flow and actual clinical exposure at KIMS Karad?

- And overall, how is life there for someone coming from North India?

Would really appreciate honest opinions from seniors and anyone who has recently joined. 🙏

Hey seniors / current students at KIMS Karad!

I’m considering joining KIMS Karad for MBBS and wanted to know a few things:

- Are there many North Indian students in the college?

- How’s the overall mix of students from different states?

- For North Indians, is there any language barrier with patients or during clinical postings?

- Do doctors/seniors/teachers generally communicate in English/Hindi, or is Marathi/Kannada/etc. needed a lot?

- How difficult is it to manage with patients if you don’t know Marathi initially?

- How’s the patient flow and actual clinical exposure at KIMS Karad?

- And overall, how is life there for someone coming from North India?

Would really appreciate honest opinions from seniors and anyone who has recently joined. 🙏

Hey seniors / current students at KIMS Karad!

I’m considering joining KIMS Karad for MBBS and wanted to know a few things:

- Are there many North Indian students in the college?

- How’s the overall mix of students from different states?

- For North Indians, is there any language barrier with patients or during clinical postings?

- Do doctors/seniors/teachers generally communicate in English/Hindi, or is Marathi/Kannada/etc. needed a lot?

- How difficult is it to manage with patients if you don’t know Marathi initially?

- How’s the patient flow and actual clinical exposure at KIMS Karad?

- And overall, how is life there for someone coming from North India?

Would really appreciate honest opinions from seniors and anyone who has recently joined. 🙏