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Can anyone please tell about condition of first year boys hostel at AIIMS Rishikesh

KMC Katihar is the worst college to ever exist and I can easily say this cause did my UG here so here is the list of why should this college cease to exist -

1. The owner is a politician with several past criminal records to his name including homicide.
2. His second wife (who left her own kids and married him while he was still married to his first wife with whom he had 2 kids) is the Medical Superintendent and also HOD dermatology controls everything and is the most foul person in the entire country. She is extremely disrespectful and rude, calls PG students “naukar” and treats everyone like shit.
3. Academics suck most of the faculty are only on paper and whoever is there is only on paper PG 1st year students are made to teach who themselves don’t have anyone teaching or guiding them.
4. Patient flow is mid but there is no point in having patient flow if you only refer patients and don’t actually treat them. Mostly false files are written to show that they are treating patients when in reality most beds are empty.
5. College has no accountability, several times students and pg’s have been chased and hit by patient party and locals one time stabbed too and instead of standing by the students the college officials made the victim apologise and pay fine.
6. Several hidden charges like mess fess and amenities separate from hostel fees is taken for no actual reason, they even make you buy books and files that serve no purpose except just to mooch off your money. Also they make you contribute forcefully to sponsor events that serve their purpose since no actual events take place for students.
7. No care for student safety and health, so the whole college has too many dogs that often attack students and faculty, eat human waste and snatch blood packets.
8. Madarsa vibes - No campus life exists, girls hostel timings are 6 PM so nobody can leave hostel after that the entire campus shuts down after 6 in the evening also a lot of rules like girls can’t wear western clothing even if it is decent still everyone is forced to wear suits only.
9. Targeting couples - Constantly failing and debarring students in relationships whether they are UG or PG students.
10. Illegal Bonds - they make you sign these during admission and force you to either pay crore of rupees or stay and work in the hospital to show they have adequate staff.
11. Stipend Fraud - So they give only 10,000 in stipend even when NMC has a rule for it and on paper it is 27,000 but they force to students to sign a document stating that they are “willingly donating 17,000 of their stipend every month to the college trust” and they don’t handover your degree unless you compy.
12. Fake fines and debarring - Several students have attempted suïcide and one PG of Radio few batches ago unalived himself because of the college owners and officials falsely accusing students of this they didn’t do like harassing hospital staff and then they make them pay fines or debar them.
13. The owner is a politician and knows how to bribe his way out of his crimes and his evil mistress cum MS from Hell know this so almost every department PG and UG is extremely Toxic.

Im 20 with 2 drops for neet and scored around 400 and im getting a pvt mbbs clg in andhra called nimra institute of medical sciences and the total budgets goes upto 70-75lakhs. My dad has to sell some land to pay the fees but its not like our living conditions will go down, itll be the same. My dad is not a rich person and does not have very high salary, this is just his hard earned money which he had saved and I respect him a lot. My uncle (mamu) when he got to know about this he told me that my dad worked hard to earn this money and even if u do mbbs u wont earn this money back in 10-15 years just imagine the price hike/inflation of the same land after 15 years... it could go upto 2-3cr. This has been stuck in my mind for quite some time now and ive been thinking that it wont be a good idea to do pvt mbbs. What about the ROI? Its very low i think

What if I regret my decision? What if i cant even earn half of the money i in 10 years? What if i cant crack pg? All this would be for nothing... just a tag, ik i will study hard, but all the stress, the things I see online, the huge syllabus and the regrets... is all this worth it? I do like mbbs, i am interested in medicine but I cant spend 75 lakhs just becuz I was interested in medicine. And ive thought of doing other things too like abroad, nursing, physio, etc but nothing feels right for me, every course has problems of scope in pcb. I had pcm and I have engineering as an option but i literally have 0 interest in studying engineering and maths physics etc. What should i do? Please help out if u have been through the same

Title: Leaving Private MBBS (₹70L) for BBA + MBA — Am I Making the Right Decision?

I’m currently facing one of the biggest career decisions of my life and would really appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who have experience with MBBS, BBA/MBA, or management careers.

I have an option to pursue private MBBS in my hometown, which would cost around ₹70 lakh in total. However, I’m seriously considering leaving the medical path and joining BBA at Symbiosis, followed by an MBA from a stronger Indian or international university later.

The reason I’m considering management is not simply because MBBS is difficult.

I recently spoke with a career counselor, who assessed my interests and preferences across around 15 career areas. My results ranked roughly like this:

1. Management

2. Defence

3. Administration

   ...

4. Medical

So management came out as my strongest area of interest, while medicine ranked much lower.

Interestingly, I also consulted an astrologer who is highly educated (JNU, PhD) and has significant experience in astrology. Before I told him about the career-counseling results or my own preferences, he advised me to consider business/management or working with my father rather than pursuing MBBS.

I know astrology isn't a scientific way to make a career decision, so I don't want to base my choice solely on that. But it was interesting because his recommendation aligned with what the career counselor and my own thinking had already suggested.

Personally, I have also felt that I might be better suited to business, management, leadership, entrepreneurship, finance/strategy, etc. than medicine.

But I’m still scared that I might be making a huge mistake.

On one side:

Private MBBS

- Established professional career

- Doctor is a respected profession

- I already spent years preparing for NEET

- But around ₹70 lakh investment

- Long education/training period

- I’m not particularly passionate about medicine

On the other side:

BBA → MBA

- Potentially better aligned with my interests

- More flexibility in career options

- Possibility of entrepreneurship/business

- Could eventually pursue an MBA from a top institution

- But BBA itself doesn't guarantee a strong career

- MBA admissions and placements are competitive

- There is obviously more uncertainty

My current plan would be:

BBA at Symbiosis → build skills/internships/extracurriculars → prepare seriously for a good MBA → pursue MBA from a strong university/IIM or another reputed institution.

So I want some brutally honest opinions:

Am I making a sensible decision by choosing BBA + MBA over a ₹70 lakh private MBBS, considering that management appears to be much more aligned with my interests?

If you were in my position, what factors would you consider before making the final decision?

Please don't just say "follow your passion." I'd really appreciate practical opinions about career prospects, financial risk, job opportunities, long-term growth, and the reality of BBA + MBA versus private MBBS.

Thanks.

I wanted to know more about the academic and social life at these colleges but can't find anyone. If anyone is from believers church medical college please comment

Im about to start my first year, but im unsure what to prepare myself for

Im 20 with 2 drops for neet and scored around 400 and im getting a pvt mbbs clg in andhra called nimra institute of medical sciences and the total budgets goes upto 70-75lakhs. My dad has to sell some land to pay the fees but its not like our living conditions will go down, itll be the same. My dad is not a rich person and does not have very high salary, this is just his hard earned money which he had saved and I respect him a lot. My uncle (mamu) when he got to know about this he told me that my dad worked hard to earn this money and even if u do mbbs u wont earn this money back in 10-15 years just imagine the price hike/inflation of the same land after 15 years... it could go upto 2-3cr. This has been stuck in my mind for quite some time now and ive been thinking that it wont be a good idea to do pvt mbbs. What about the ROI? Its very low i think

What if I regret my decision? What if i cant even earn half of the money i in 10 years? What if i cant crack pg? All this would be for nothing... just a tag, ik i will study hard, but all the stress, the things I see online, the huge syllabus and the regrets... is all this worth it? I do like mbbs, i am interested in medicine but I cant spend 75 lakhs just becuz I was interested in medicine. And ive thought of doing other things too like abroad, nursing, physio, etc but nothing feels right for me, every course has problems of scope in pcb. I had pcm and I have engineering as an option but i literally have 0 interest in studying engineering and maths physics etc. What should i do? Please help out if u have been through the same

With my NEET UG rank I am getting newer medical colleges in West Bengal (colleges which started in 2022). Should I join one of these colleges or take a drop?

I’ll be joining college this year
I’m thinking of completing biochem syllabus and looking for a few people who’d like to do it together.
If anyone else is planning to start early dm me

R1 ka result kab tak aayega?

guys is navodaya medical college better or east point, akash and oxford.

genuinely need help I'm in range to get these colleges

Everyone said medical college would make me smarter. Nobody said it would make me scared of three letters: P, G.

Every senior I meet has the same advice: "start NEET PG prep from 2nd year." I nod, then go back to being three months behind on Pharmacology.

My study table right now has an NCERT, a half-finished energy drink, and a sticky note that just says "later" from two weeks ago.

Honestly the scariest part isn't even the syllabus. It's watching batchmates talk about their "target rank" like it's already decided who they're going to become.

Anyone else feel like NEET PG prep started eating your actual MBBS before you'd even finished it, or is it just me losing the plot at 1am?

I have not studied properly through out the year and failed almost all internals.will I get through if I rote learn all of it.i have been wasting days for hnb still not completed I will go mad if I waste another day for it it's like I am completing one topic per day.

I'm a first year student and ive had three internals till now
in which ive scored from 60% to 70% in every exam
but i cross 80% in most practicals
these are my last internal marks:
anatomy : 63 (i've mostly used marrow since i didnt have time for vishram singh)
biochemistry : 70 (marrow + jambulkar, havent used vasudevan much really)
physiology : 70 (marrow + good amount of gk pal)

i have my finals in exactly 20 days
i dont have any motivation to study because my brain keeps tricking me into thinking that i already know everything

can someone help me out on what should i do more, how did they stay motivated
i really want distinction and max to max above 80%

Guys lets say if i get a college in round 1 and classes start in round 2 and i have very slight chances of getting my dream college in round 3 … so while the third round is going on can i start my classes at the college i got in round 1 so that i don’t miss my classes ? For example.. lets say i take aiims bathinda in round 1 and want to upgrade it to aiims rishikesh in round 3 .. i have very less chance getting it .. so can i start my classes at aiims Bathinda while 3rd round is going on ? ( if you don’t know it …. Can you guide me about whom to contact to clear this doubt ?