r/INICET
If money is only my life goal…which branch should i opt
I’m ready to do ss !!
I am ready to handle any work and any number of hrs too
Also i can handle toxicity too
So which branch shoulf i prefer
Plz tell me counselling is way tooo near
Chances of counselling getting delayed?
We still haven't got the seat matrix and inicet is just around the corner. Hopefully it gets delayed till after inicet so we can do choice filling with a clear mind. Do you think it will?
The era of social media promotions
Was going through some random reel on internet where Dr. Zainab's husband was mentioning that dermatology and plastic surgery residents need to start social media presence as soon as possible or from day 1 itself..
Now I know he's specifying about 2 branches but in reality , we are seeing many other doctors from other branches doing the same on instagram to attract people.
So , in this new era of upgradation, how would it affect anyone who doesn't want to do it ? Will he/she lose something or fall behind?
since neet!
socha tha 31 august ko ek proper rest day leke 1 sept se nov ini k liye acche se pdhunga, neet ke result ne aisi gaand faadi, i m not at peace even while bed rotting & doom scrolling. wtf?
DAMS BANGLORE
Has anyone here joined DAMS in Bangalore before? The offline classes?
I just want to know if it’s worth going to the classes along with marrow plan b.
I saw my seniors join and get good rank. But they were exceptional people.
I’d really like some insight on it.
Midnight doubt sesh
have trouble understanding this. Could anyone pls explain this?
Answer: >!1!<
Peripheral GMCs for Radio vs Good Institute for Derma
Hello, I got 2.9k AIR in NEET PG.
I can get a decent institute for MD Derma or a peripheral GMC for MD Radio. If I play till R3, I might get a decent one for Radio as well.
What should I do and how should I approach counselling?
I do prefer Radio a bit more. My parameters for branch selection are mainly lifestyle, work life balance and good money. Derma offers it as well, but I'm concerned about the quacks and non-medicos people in that branch...
Broo somebody stop him!
Every other reel from him is “mei hard work karta hu”, bro you’ve been milking “145 rank (first attempt)” since a year. Like how long do you wanna keep taking the high ground. Both your parents are doctors, you had nothing to worry about, you hit that flow state easily, someone who worked equally as hard as you couldn’t make it, like stfu already.
Is Radiology actually a safe career choice anymore in the age of AI?
I got 12k rank in neetpg. Planning to take MD radiology in Deemed University.
Is it really safe to take it now.
Plz give your opinion.
I'm a big disappointment
Got to know the son of my dad's colleague got a 5k rank. Is preparing for ini too.
I have a 70k rank. I'm appearing for ini too. I was motivated the past week that no matter what happens I'll give my best. Now I feel I'm preparing my dad for another disappointment.
How can someone like me even think I can do this. I hate myself so much. Wish I was dead.
Situation is scary for radio?
What do you think guys .
I will take OBG
I have all surgical branches options in my state (never wanted to be a physician)
I was Confused between Psm( chill life) in top medical college around me vs obg in average college in my state, but ultimately after soo much introspection i ended up with obg only
Wish me luck ♥️
Any advice for a working doctor preparing for NEET PG?
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I’m a working doctor, and due to family responsibilities, I have to continue working while preparing for NEET PG.
This was my second attempt, and unfortunately, I didn’t do as well as I had hoped.
For those who have been in a similar situation — working while preparing, especially with limited study time — what worked for you?
Is there still hope of getting a decent rank while working, or should I realistically reconsider my expectations?
Would really appreciate advice from anyone who has managed to crack it while working.
DNB residents, help us out!
If you're currently doing DNB in medicine, at any hospital, please drop a quick honest review of your institute/course.
A lot of us are going into counselling with very limited information, and the difference between hospitals can be huge even for the same specialty.
Let's make a proper resident-to-resident database and avoid making expensive mistakes. o
Please keep responses anonymous and factual.No need to mention your name, year, department, or anything that could identify you. Share your experience based on things you've personally observed, rather than rumours or hearsay.
If possible, mention:
*I Hospital + city
Branch
Patient load / case variety
Academics + teaching
Hands-on / procedures / OT exposure
•Duty hours + workload
Night duties / frequency
(s Stipend + whether paid on time
• Hostel / accommodation
• Senior-junior / faculty culture
_ DNB theory + practical preparation
• Final-year pass rate, if known
• Major red flags
# Anything you wish you knew before joining
Even a 5-line review can help the next batch massively.
Drop your institute below