u/Mayavi_Chor

I'll report to MCODS Manipal on 6th October. I'll try to report around or before noon. I am going via flight. So I've got one trolley and one backpack.

The luggage limitation for my Indigo flight is 7 kg cabin bag(all tech stuff and small items) and 25 kg check-in bag(clothes)

I want to know about suits and coats, when will I need them? Do I need it for orientation? Maybe not.

I have planned to pack one suit or one coat as required for any event.

Also I've heard that winters are not very cold in Manipal. (My friend told me that, please confirm)So the rest of the stuff like jacket or other coats can be parceled later on. So I want to know when will I need certain things. Do I need to pack some ethnic wear also?

Edit: I have my flight on 5th Oct, Ik I should've asked all of this much before, but here we are, shower all the insights please🙂‍↕️🙏

Okay, so I'm very, very, very confused right now and I'm also very anxious, and I don't know, I think my head's gonna explode, and I'm thinking about a lot of things. NEET didn't go very well. Biology was easy but lengthy, so I scored fine in biology, but I missed around 16 to 17 questions of physics, so my score isn't very good, but I might get an MBBS seat via state quota. I'm from UP, by the way. So I just "MIGHT" get a very low tier, mid-tier, newly established medical college, and I'm not sure how my life will be during the MBBS course, because MBBS is a very hectic course, been seeing all the posts about MBBS and the hectic lifestyle, the super stressfull and super toxic environment, and I'm pretty sure I won't be having a very good social life because of the kind of college I might get. So I took drop for this, and I'm 21, so I've already wasted a lot of time. I'm so sorry I didn't know any better. I didn't do my research about the MBBS, the hectic and toxic nature of MBBS. I was always sort of indoctrinated that MBBS is some sort of magic degree, but it's extremely stressful and full of toxicity. I don't know I'm so scared shit scared to join MBBS. I've already wasted these precious prime years of my life, I don't wanna waste my 20s in just studying and studying

I've seen MBBS graduates and PG students, they look almost dead, burnout, exhausted, huge dark circles, eye bags what not, I don't know, MBBS is tough and it takes a lot from you, your precious years of youth, and the most common thing that I've heard from YouTubers, and also some of the cousins I know, they say if they had put this much effort into some other field, they would've gotten so much more in return. I know it's a noble profession, but I don't think its worth sacrificing your mental peace, your family and your friends

I think I could do very well as a teacher, I think doing Bsc and Msc and joining online platforms like Unacademy or Pw is much more rewarding in terms of money and also there isn't as much stress as in MBBS

I was also thinking about being a clinical psychologist, yes, the path for it is also very long and requires patience, first bsc then msc then M.Phil for an RCI license but I think it is much less stressful than MBBS, but I don't know much about the monetary aspect of it. I know that there are many experienced psychologists who charge around 2,000 to 5,000 per hour or per session. I am not very clear about the rates, but they charge very high. So if you are experienced, you will do very well as a clinical psychologist. So I am very confused. Please, if someone with any insight could enlighten me, it would be really helpful. I am not sure. I am so confused about everything. Thank you for reading till the end, if you have any insight or advice, please do share, thank you so much🙏

{SENIORS} Need help/advice for packing

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