u/Intelligent-Mud-195

So, I’m writing my first-year university exams right now, and within the next three weeks, our juniors will be commencing their MBBS journey.

I can’t help but feel empathetic towards the poor souls coming into our college this year. They’ve already been through the trauma of writing NEET twice, followed by delayed counselling, thanks to our “state-of-the-art” education system.

And now that they’ve finally got a break and made it into the course they’ve always dreamed of- I don’t think it’s fair for us, as their seniors, to put them through even more mental trauma in the name of “personality development.”

I don’t give a fuck if it’s a tradition or “how things have always been done.” Some traditions deserve to come to an end and this is one of them

Finding cynical joy in humiliating others is not a quality of a good person, let alone a good doctor.

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Open to take criticism and advice as well.

reposting this here from r/indianmedschool

Swim form critique- currently struggling to go faster than 2:15/100mt

Break the cycle and please dont rag your juniors. (P.s i need advice on how to convince my batchmates to not rag juniors).

Beginner triathlete here looking for recommendations for a road bike that will last a long time upto 70k