My honest NEET PG story

The story of how I went through internship and repeated a year of studying to crack my PG medical entrance exam. Those 12 months were some of the most difficult and also rewarding months of my life. They defined the way I deal with struggle, both academic and otherwise.

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[Charlie]

Preparing for Competitive exams .. “why am doing this” is Constant once in a while..!!

[thehumbledoctor]

This is relatable. Also I loved how he "chilled" and still managed to complete 5-6 subjects.

[PrakharkePravachan]

i am a neat PG too, and Im sorry my brother NEET PG gave you trauma

[siddharthdamle]

Would love to hear how your residency was. The hits, the misses, the experiences, what all residents should know and what mindset to have

[auk]

Thank you for this Dr. Sid Warrier. Much needed a video which doesn't give unrealistic motivation but a very true kind of story that seems absolutely practical!

[aashubansal]

Sir i am a neet pg aspirant.please make a detailed video about how did you change your mindset about study and able to study for 10-12hrs a day

[sayanmandal]

Thank you sir! Currently I am also a NEET PG struggler... Hopefully I will come back here and comment after getting it!

[aniruddhapatil]

Sir, nice to hear your neet pg story. I have also been through that phase and the struggle was really rewarding indeed

[heharshrajkamal]

Was waiting for this for long long time..

[uditchawla]

Hello sir, I am a neet ug 2023 aspirant started following you after I saw your how to make notes video, I would like to thank you for helping me out in academics with these type of videos and also because of you I started gaining knowledge for the sake of understanding, thank you so much for being on youtube delivering neuroscientific information and changing my perspective towards life.

[dr.suyashbagree]

Hello sir, even I did my MBBS from JJ, finished my internship last year and chilled for the most part of it, studied for Neet the last year and got through the exam with a rank similar to what you had in Aiipg exam and now planning to take up medicine in Mumbai. Your story is so relatable that I had to make this comment. I follow your content and some of it has really been helpful in this journey and life in general.

[aishaj]

Clicked on the video thinking it was Abbas Ali Sir in the thumbnail.
Definitely not disappointed.

[nachiketjambhekar]

Hello Dr.Sid can you do a video that highlights the differences between medical education in India and the US. Also, on how different the doctors are from the two countries.

[vidhisingh]

How to deal with fatigue, self doubt and lonliness?

[rajtripathi]

Sir, i had prepared for upsc for 6 yr with multiple consecutive failure at some stage or the other, it's feels like totally fucked up now, since i am not enjoying as i used to enjoy when it started, it's feel mentally burnout, exhausted and frustrated .What your opinion Sid sir, i am diagnosed with depression and anxiety symptoms, i can quit since i had dedicated time emotion energy for 6 yr, it's won't be feasible to quit and start something from scratch, for further push a little, but now I can't push further it's getting toxic now, it's like love hate relationship,

[vidhisingh]

Could you also come up with a video on scientific methods to study

[poojashree]

Sir, I am a PG aspirant from Karnataka. Please tell me, did you make any kind of PG related preparation before internship? Or You started only after internship began?

[aahanpandey]

Thank you sir for sharing your story - by neet pg aspirant

[MrAdvaitdhar]

Hey sir, thank you for this much needed video, could you please put some light as in, walking us through how it feels when you start to enjoy the process of studying rather, than finding it stress inducing or the mind running in the default setting of seeking comfort in finding distraction and thus procrastinate
I could think of an analogy
Where while initially going to the gym is a very discomforting and unpleasant idea.
But, slowly as
You start to gain some amount of proficiency in form you start to look forward to the sessions
But the initial 6-8months
As there are no apparent results in the mirror, when the muscles are still trying to get activated, it's demoralising, self questioning to the least.
Me, asking this since I had a gap of a couple years and now 19 subjects seem daunting, especially when not in the habit of studying for a while, it doesn't come naturally,
Also, if you could demystify the art of prolonged sessions of sustained focus.
Thank you sir.

[sharatsk]

Sir one detailed video on why Medicine?
- Neet pg aspirant.