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My first year experience so far

So its almost been 7 months of getting in gmc, i do have few thoughts about it.

It is incredibly draining and toxic, i expected to have a certain level of toxicity but damn like this is far beyond what I have or what I could have imagined in thousand years.

Everyone is still in competitive mode, like silly comparisons as far as in my college, it is like that, this gets so draining.

MBBS is hard. i mean i thought before joining the course, on how hard can it truly be, but wow this is insanity, the amount of material/content one must read and recall, and here my university give exams almost every week.

I thought having cleared the hardert NEET, this would be a breeze, i got humbled so bad.

The toxicity is real, like constant humiliation from the profs and other seniors is degrading.

And the infamous "personality development programme" just is so fucking annoying, all the rules to be followed and the stupid ego game being played just takes such a insane mental toll, it is so draining, its like you lose yourself by the time you complete the course.

Its so exhausting, and i bet i have more hell to be seen later in the upcoming years,

The people in this sub werent joking, this is insanity, no wonder the rants, and the arrogance, this shit really does take a toll on your mental health or whatever health you had to begin with.

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u/3uHail — 7 hours ago

guys im in a really good spot where i can get into iit or aiims

what should i choose i love medicine but they toxic af and i dont think i can survive there im an above knee amputee at this point i just wanna life to they fullest i spent my whole life in side of a hospital idk man help me out and i LOVE MONEY i know i can have more money in medicine but you have to study for 11 years or something but i love medicine and im passionated as hell

i cant fucking decide

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u/lunar_daniel_97 — 11 hours ago

Should i join medicine?

I live in gurugram, and am from a upper middle class family ( parents are independent and can support themselves and even me during my journey)

I have a crl jee mains rank of 95XX and delhi home state so i can comfortably join top branches in DTU and NSUT

In neet i am expecting an all india rank of 1000-2500

(i had a score of 700 on 3rd may but the exam got cancelled)

I am passionate about becoming a doctor but doom scrolling this subreddit and youtube has only made me more skeptical about it , so is joining medicine worth it? I am ready to work hard and i know its a long journey but what makes it slightly better is i am probably going to be doing it in delhi

Is the Job market really that saturated in tier1? are even DM and Mch graduates struggling for jobs or working for 12-20lpa?

i am not trying to be greedy but after some time money does come into the equation.

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u/Apprehensive-Dark736 — 9 hours ago

Why is gen med/radio top branches?

Gen med and radio is top Branch though there is rise of ai and saturation. Why toppers are taking that?

How good is ortho branch? Is it too bad as people saying in this sub or you will have earning potential if you have skill?

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u/Desperate_Fix_9790 — 9 hours ago

If everyones dealing w someone else being toxic, just collectively stop being toxic ¯⁠\⁠(⁠◉⁠‿⁠◉⁠)⁠/⁠¯

If everyone's complaining about someone being toxic towards them, most of them are the problem.

Maybe stop being toxic altogether and be a genuine, empathetic person?

How hard is it being nice? I don't get it.

In my internship and barely survived college. Hated every second of it.

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u/dorito_whamen — 6 hours ago

Cracking neet pg as an intern.

passed the final prof. Am now anxious about neet pg. I am very DESPERATE to clear it in FIRST attempt. Very DESPERATE. I gathered either I can study from marrow wor or rr or btr. I don't have any active marrow subscription. Should I get marrow or btr or core btr. And is btr on cerebellum? Plus what is a safe rank so I can get medicine or derma or radio???

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u/hilly_strobilanthes — 9 hours ago

Supreme Court Questions 'Shocking' Rule Allowing Nursing Colleges 30 Km Away From ICU Hospitals; Issues Directions To Improve ICUs

In a significant intervention on healthcare standards, the Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed shock over a reported Indian Nursing Council norm permitting nursing colleges to be located up to 30 kilometres away from hospitals with Intensive Care Unit (ICU) facilities, questioning how nursing students could be expected to receive meaningful hands-on training under such an arrangement.

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u/LiveLaw_India — 9 hours ago

Vitamin D was 8.49 ng/mL Completed 10 weeks of 60K IU, confused about maintenance dose and K2

3 months ago my Vitamin D level came back at 8.49 ng/mL, so I was severely deficient. To improve it, I took Vitamin D3 60,000 IU for around 10 weeks.

Now I’m trying to figure out what I should do next for maintenance. I currently have two options:

  • 600 IU daily
  • 2000 IU daily

Someone suggested that 2000 IU daily would make more sense considering how low my levels were, but the 2000 IU supplement I have does not contain Vitamin K2.

That’s where I got confused because I’ve read articles online saying Vitamin D without K2 may lead to calcium buildup in arteries, while K2 helps move calcium into bones instead.

So now I’m wondering:

  • Is plain D3 okay for long-term daily use?
  • Should I specifically buy a D3 + K2 supplement? I don't see any vitamin d3 2000iu comes with k2
  • Is 2000 IU too much for maintenance after severe deficiency?
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u/RadhikaSharma360 — 11 hours ago
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How to say NO to my to-be marwadi inlaws?

My gf and I are both 26yrs old, I am an mbbs graduate aiming for neet pg this year in august. My gf’s is working (she’s done MBA in HR).
Both of our families are marwadi but her family is a lot more conservative than mine. And they keep saying that our daughter is 26 now and we want her to marry ASAP (but so am I, and 26 is too young for a guy to get married.. my dad was 30 when he got married). I’ve told them that residency is going to be very hectic and I havent seen any of my seniors getting married in their residency but I still uderstand their perspective and I’ve told them I’ll marry after my first yr of residency (even if we might not get to live together after that).
Only 3 months are left for NEET PG, I am already quite stressed and now they are saying that they want to do a roka ceremony in july because their relatives keep asking why havent they made their daughter’s biodata till now.. why arent they looking for rishtas.. and they (conservative marwadis) cant tell anyone that their daughter is dating and the guy being a doctor is not ready yet.
I’ve been tellingn them from the start that I dont want to do anything before neet pg.. I’ll be ready for all the ceremonies after august.
But they keep pushing and pushing and always give excuses like people are asking about biodata, she’s the eldest daughter and her 1yr younger cousin will also get late if she marries late and DADI JI is getting old she wants to see her eldest grand-daughter get married.
I really love my gf and she is completely okay not getting married till after next year, but her family is really stressing me out and its affecting my studies.
Please give some suggestions on how to tell them NO.

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u/PeachOnly9243 — 17 hours ago

Got into a "Verbal Argument" with JR3. Will it cause me to fail?

So I am a third year mbbs student.

So 3 days back I had to leave the ward posting for 15 mins as a family member was visiting.

I asked the JR3 who was teaching us for the permission and she gave me the permission and I returned within the specified time..I got my attendance.

Now following the next 2 days she started chewing me out on it saying 'I am an ungrateful twat who leaves the clinical posting in between using excuses and don't deserve the attendance she gave me'

She has been targeting me for no reason before this also.

So today as I was getting chewed out again she said how undeserving I was of the attendance she gave me. So I said ma'am if you think I am undeserving please cut my attendance of that day.

Now she got all furious and threw me out of the posting saying she doesn't want to see my face and she won't ever teach me again.

I don't really care about the attendance but she's like she'll put up a complaint against me.

So am I screwed for the final year?

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u/Worldly-Brain-3306 — 16 hours ago

Job opportunity available for MBBS doctor in karnataka

Hi people,

There is an opening for MBBS doctor in RETTIHALLI, BYADGI TALUK, HAVERI DISTRICT, KARNATAKA.

JD:

1.MOBILE HEALTH UNIT, where you will be required to do OPD'S everyday 5 to 6 days a week.

Salary: based on experience

DM for more details. No fees or anything.

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u/Embarrassed_Farm_857 — 15 hours ago

failed in surgery

final proff results came in today and i failed in surgery.
i know it is not the end of the world, but frankly speaking, i cannot digest the fact that i could not pass. i feel empty inside. i have let down my parents. Not that i did not work hard, i did and vivas also went good, not able to find out what went wrong.
please share some insights

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u/Ok-Spring-5882 — 18 hours ago

Hi i just completed final years how should i start preparing for PG

So i completed final year and my internship started last week. normally i would take a long break but i haven't even completed marrow for final year so i don't think i should.

So my PG will be in Aug, 2027

subjects i have watched from Marrow

ENT

obs gynae

psychi

patho

FM

Rest i just studied from notes of other people or marrow itself for university exams and i passed

i have good knowledge of subjects like Opthal, Pharma because most of them were covered under important topics for university which i studied.

Now mu question is. should i complete all subjects from Marrow? watch videos or just read? how do i go about it? i remember when i was preparing for finals i was cramming surgery with no conceptual base.

so yeah help me out please ik I'm cooked but i tend to pull everything together last minute and for this i am prepared to give it all takes.

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u/whorrrified — 17 hours ago

Me during my internship, because my phone would be blowing up with so many calls from so many people telling me to do 10 different (mostly non doctor) jobs.

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u/Four_Bee_345 — 1 day ago