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The women(not all) of our previous generations didn't even have access to education, we have that I know still a big way to go but more and more families want working women (atleast they can work) for the women of our previous generations it wasn't possible. They were confined as home makers. Are we going on the right track even if equality seems far? Are things better for the current generation than the previous generation or has it become worse ?

I read an article about Pakistan where it was written that 45% of female med students never work and the degree serves as cosmetics and a proof that you are educated. I wonder if it's the same in India ?

Does it also manage to get a good number of votes from Jatt Sikhs ?

Hi! I'm from Delhi, India. I studied at a medical university in Ukraine and fell in love with Slavic culture. I'm now a doctor in India and currently preparing for the medical licensing exams for New Zealand and the USA(Wish me good luck) 🤞

I love learning about different cultures and countries. I'm looking for a friend who enjoys talking about their culture, history, traditions, and everyday life. I'd love to know what people like to eat, how they grew up, what their daily routine is like, what challenges they've faced, and how similar or different our lives are.

We can also talk about more personal things if you're comfortable, for example, how you celebrate Easter or Christmas, a funny memory from school or college, what your typical breakfast looks like, or anything else you'd like to share. I'd be happy to share my own experiences too.

If this sounds interesting to you, feel free to send me a message.

Is there a place where people are genuinely welcome

Please guide me but based ony previous attempts I hardly saw any question directly from any Qbank. Infact I found most of the questions on marrow completely different from whatever they asked in the exams. I honestly feel like I would have scored better if I had just revised notes a few more times. The only reason why I failed was because I did some silly mistakes and lack of revision. The notes provided by my coaching institute was enough to pass.

What's the advantage of 10000 questions when not even one of them is gonna come to exams nor can you memorise so many questions.

I am free to correct myself but so far that's what I felt.

Non EU Citizen Non EU graduate

Let's say Artvin/Kars and Istanbul/Ankara. I want to ask if The way people think , the food they eat, the cultural practices are they similar or completely different?

I am only referring to the Turkish/Non Kurdish population living in Eastern Turkey.

I am preparing for licencing exam and they are gonna ask 19 medical subjects. I have around six months to prepare and I realised that I keep forgetting subjects. How am I expected to remember the current subjects and the ones which I had studied two months ago (most subject has video lectures of around 50-70 hours). It feels very hard to keep watching the video lectures but I also know that if I won't watch it again there is no way I will remember things which the teachers said 6 months ago. I noticed a pattern sometimes I remember the last 10 pages and forget the first 10.

Please guide me. Let me know if you have any tips for me.

Who were the teachers and do they provide recorded lectures as well ?

Culture, food, demographics, langauge and history wise. Do you think is it almost the same as South Bengal or is there clear distinction between them?

If yes please tell us about the success story. What resources did you use ? What did you do differently this time ? It will be encouraging for the silent majority lol

my armpits sweat 24*7. Most anti persistents have failed to bring any improvement and l am tired of it

Is it money ? ( A big house and a foreign tour to Maldives/any other touristy place) A big car ? Is it education ? Someone with a PhD or born super intelligent academically? Someone studying/living in the US/Western Europe? And a developed country's passport with more visa free travel access ? Someone with a super beautiful face ? What's one thing which you think makes people jealous the most ? having a better work life balance ? A person who lived healthy and disease free most of his life ? A husband/wife who loves you ? is it something else ? All of it ?