The HARSH REALITY of Medical Profession in India!

[LightYagami-sjls]

I read about the Rajasthan doc in Times of India.Front page I think so.Her last wish in the suicide note was to not ruin the lives of innocent doctors.-As per Times of India.

[kaibhardwaj]

I only have two words for dr Aditya Gupta, straightforward and a legend!

[chetaneditz]

Indian parents --mera baccha doctor banega
Also Indian parents -- sab doctors loot te h so why they want their child lootera 😂😂😂 .Indians are so confused .

[Vitaminprotein]

RIP Dr archana sharma (gynaecologist who died yesterday) 😢🙏

[aishwaryaanand]

I completely agree. I dont understand why we glorify mental torture here in india.
I remember students at my neet coaching talking about parental pressure, money and prestige to be the reason why they wanted to pursue medicine. I'm happy I chose to talk to doctors about my plan to be a doctor and discuss what my career and life would be like before taking a firm desicion. This video needs to be seen by NEET UG aspirants
edit: a friend of mine went to private college to spend over 1 cr on mbbs degree just for job security. I feel terribly sorry for him 🤧

[daenerystargaryen]

finally! someone speaking im a final year med student from tamilnadu. you are like my online mentor!
thanks bro! it's such a relief watching your videos. is there any online community of med students and doctors like this youtube channel. id love to be a part of it.

[ojaswitatoppo]

4:26 I appreciate your rigour for shedding light to this specific topic. This is quite the problem in India where we think — oh! This person is a high grade officer he/ she must be open minded— this presumption comes from us because we have associated it with the status/ hierarchy. The fact is that high academic education doesn't not guarantee you that one would be less rigid/ conservative.
It's really frustrating when we, as a society, are determined to put people inside boxes that mustn't be there in the first place.
Kudos to you for not allowing such scrutinization to shatter your spirits.

[thegooddoctor]

Good to see sir you have a spine and you talk about fellow doctors

[meowpersonified]

Sir I've been following your channel since the last three months and I really appreciate the way you're guiding aspirants like us. You make us see not only the good parts of the medical profession, but also the unglamorous negative parts. Money and respect are important to almost everyone, yes. But I truly believe that your drive to actually be dedicated to your profession is the most important thing to be good at it. I really really want to become a doctor, not for the reasons most people want to, but because i don't see myself doing anything else for the rest of my life. I truly love biology and everything about medicine fascinates me. Will definitely come back in a few months to comment that I finally realised my dream. Wish you a great day ahead sir!

[I_know_He_knows_that_lee_know]

Bilkul sahi kaha apne sir. Just because someone is a doc doesn't mean ki vo kuch or nahi kar sakte. It's completely their choice!

[lalitsharma]

That was my sole reason to be a doctor that I was fascinated about human body and it's related complications

[Lemonsoda]

Go doctors you deserve to be wealthy healthy and you deserve not equal but a much better type of quality living ❤

[aniljangid]

Sir please keep going ahead because you are making us to wake up, run and live our dreams.thanks a lot. Many many blessings for you

[ABHISHEKSINGH-qteb]

You are best .. keep going.... you inspiring us .. we love your work

[chaudhary]

Sir, hope so the youth change their mindset bcz of people like

[tryingtobebetter]

Imagine people like me cracking mbbs late in life and who graduated late in life have to see this. I am someone who got addmitted late in mbbs despite circumstances against me but sometimes when I look at all this i feel why do we deserve this? Do we deserve being scrutinised like this constantly and being talked over, insulted, gaslighted, abused ? Obviously no. Don't they realise most of us are more than happy to serve and not everyone is oppurtunistic? That we are humans too who get sad, angry, depressed, demotivated and not just Machine . I am only going forward in life due to passion for medicine nothing else drives me but yes this fear of being defamed for no fault lingers me.

[rajat]

Hi sir, tbh even the money that's there is definitely highly imbalanced with input output ratio. N a few doctors we see who are earning heavily are just the tip of the iceberg. Rest of us just make as much as engineers or CAs.

[Tobi-dxoj]

There are many NEET Aspirants here so my message for them :

1. If you are thinking medical as a safe option/ career you're absolutely wrong, this profession asks for more than giving to you. Don't really fall into the traps of Medico vloggers, I have seen few of them and all of them are BS, they make money by your views.

2. This BJP Govt has somehow picked that MBBS can be a centre around politics, so they somehow try to make it as their vote card. Eg : Hindi MBBS Course in MP (Shivraj should work on improving the IMR which is highest in MP)
, Increased reservation

3. Toxic Work Culture : MBBS is fine but you'll eventually face a very toxic work culture which people have normalised by saying ki PG h

4. For Student of General Category I directly speak to you : Bhai MBBS me aate hi USMLE/ PLAB ki tyaari krlena, mai late hogya ( Batch 2015) you still have time, tumhari izzat nhi h yha..bahar jaao waha ka racism face krna is way better than yha ka face krna

[notperfect]

For me money matters..so i am not going for mbbs at all

[anjalimishra]

I am leaving mbbs and going for CAT actually I can't take it now such a hectic schedule n such time taking I am not giving up but i don't want to be doctor now.