The Harsh TOXIC Reality Of Indian Medical Field | Anuj Pachhel

Anuj Discusses the issue of ragging, exploitation, and mental pressure faced by every doctor in the country. All links to articles shown here are given below. Please spread the message.

Correction: Dr. Anurag, was not facing toxicity, he was suffering from depression. Apologies for my mistake.

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Huge fees of private colleges:

JIPMER doctor:

AIIMS doctor:

Shardaben doctor:

RML doctor quits:

Inhumane torture by residents:

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00:00 Intro
1:00 The Reality of Medical Colleges
4:54 Residency
9:51 Post PG
11:48 The Solution
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[parthshahani]

It's very Sad to listen to all the True Harsh incidents, but it is the fact and a bitter truth that this is the situation right now in India ! +/- outside also !
Solution of this at Individual level is that as Anuj Rightly said, we should not be the one doing such toxic behaviour, we shouldn't pass this and we should raise a voice if it's wrong ! Respect is to be gained, respect each other, atleast respect your colleagues ! Keep everything aside, Respect atleast Human ! Humanity toh basic haina ! And i always say Collaboration>>Completion, and Anuj always says "We are in this Together!", The point is stand with each other, stand with what is right ! Let's bring the change ! We can change it ! We are in this together, Right Anuj ! ✨

[AnujPachhel]

We can bring a change. We must.
Please spread the message, people need to know this.

[seamlessthorns]

I think everyone of us should "BE THE SENIORS WE ALWAYS WANTED"

[ranveer]

Watching this 2 months before NEET wasn't really a great idea 😂😭
Edit: I'm getting 661 according to provisional answer key (I fcked up big time 🤓)

[vichmedic]

Medical students talk about bad behavior done by patients and their relatives, which is justified; but they should also work on their behavior with their juniors and people around them.
I'm a medical student and I have heard from my own batchmates "Ab to hmare bhi juniors aanewale h, hm bhi ragging lenge." And I just feel like it's not necessary to continue this toxic cycle for ever, we can be the one to break it and start a healthy senior- junior relationship (like I had in my school years in hostel with my seniors)

[anonymousj]

the worst part? it takes ONE BATCH to break this whole cycle of toxicity for years to come and people dont realise it. sed:(

[doctorduo]

This video has perfectly potrayed the current situation of medical life ! Great job anuj

[ingonyamanengwenamabala]

I worked as a DNB resident in a corporate hospital in hyderabad. Suddenly, the management changed and our previous HOD left the hospital. The person that later became the HOD was now drunk with power. He used to abuse me day and night. Used to blame everything that went wrong on the residents. Threatened me that he would write to the national board about my behaviour and would cancel my course. Complained to the management that I was out of line because I informed my unit head about my leave instead of the HOD. I cried multiple times in the hospital. Cried in the ICU.. in the wards.. spent sleepless nights out of the fear that the course I worked so hard for would be taken away from me.. and for no legitimate reason.
There should be an easier access to higher authorities regarding complains and help.. somewhere where there is no threatening.

[shaibasajid]

I am a 4th year mbbs student in govt medical college, on my freshers day I was force by my seniors to bow down on my knees just like a dog and eat a whole samosa kept on the floor without using my hand. It’s been 4 years now but that day will always remain as a trauma to my self respect and it depress me every time whenever I think about my experience in med school 😢

[DrDarshanPatel-AIIMS]

Great analysis Anuj! ❤️
Just want to tell students that PG degree is very necessary in this era so don't get demotivated to take it but it must not be toxic and the students are the ones who have to bring this change! It might take few years but the start will be from today!
Let's start it together! 🌟

[aadhiablink]

Let's all take oath guys.
We say NO to ragging no matter whether it's college or school.
Schools are no different from what's happening in colleges. Tbh, schools are the first place where bully and it develop to trauma and we all joke by calling them stop being an introvert. My friend suffered the same but his mom be like " you're an introvert. That's the problem". Like she not even tried to care of it.

Guys don't just pass neet and board and directly enter a college. In between the duration, develop self-respect and try your possible limit to speak out. Develop your physique and mental health. And if you're forced by parents to pick a course, remember you will regret it for the rest of your life. So Speak up and speak now wherever it is necessary.
And till death, the oath is an oath. 🤞

[dharmavathybrsneha]

What ever u spoke is 200% true...
I am in 2nd yr MBBS, TOMCH, Bangalore
I really loved studying from my school days ... I didn't know a thing about mbbs before experiencing it myself.. I was motivated by a doctor to choose this field.. everyone told doctors field is such a stable field .. once u join mbbs - life settle... these lies ...I feel they are really toxic... I am a first doctor in my family and I had really no idea about anything in mbbs... after entering mbbs reality kicked in ... the pressure, tension is so much .. and getting good marks like we used to get in schools is impossible... I went into depression... I felt it so much from inside that this is not for me .. but I can't quit ... even though mine is a govt seat .. its still a huge amount... and how will everyone look at my family if I quit... I was in soo bad depression... guilt was hurting my heart ... the number hours I cried were more than number of hours I studied... my whole personality changed after suffering depression .. I became a mobile addict ... I beg only one thing... please don't tell lies to the fresh innocent minds of pu students... tell them the harsh reality so that they can prepare from day 1... life will never be easy in any phase of life not after completing 10th not after pu not after degree not after masters .... never .... every phase has its own difficulty.... if u have passion to bare them then only take a step.... please don't be a frog in the well like me... coming out depression is the hardest .. coming out of addiction is more harder... u motivate ur self 100 times and fail 100 times.... guilt, not able to fit in, worthlessness is really horrible ... I have a request ... all the people which ever the field u r in please go back to your pu college and educate ur juniors... tell the pros and cons of ur own field... quiting and returning and restarting takes a lot... really a lot...

[mediquest]

'Respect is something that is earned'- exactly ! well said

[meera]

I'm in my 3rd year and has opposed ragging culture since my first year. I've seen my classmates getting beaten up, shamed and ridiculed for sadistic pleasure of our seniors. And now I see the same classmates doing the same to our juniors without any shame. Somehow I escaped ragging in first year, but I know how it is to be bullied as I ve been bullied badly before and is scarred for life. The truth is the administration enjoys this primitive practice, teachers laugh and walk away while somebody who entered the college with dreamy eyes has her dreams shattered with tears and reality.
The professors bully senior students, they bully their juniors, dumb juniors grow up to do the same - vicious cycle of toxicity

[urvashipachhel.]

Most realistic video and dark facts of medical profession. When I was a JR1 I was told by my senior that " tumhari aukat toilet dhone ki hai, department me jhadu lagane ki hai " even to an extent that infront of my collegue she told " vo samne aai to uska gala daba dungi" these were the words of and MD pass out person which no one could believe, my husband took quick action and with the support of my family I was able to cope up with the situation after long duration of depression. Thoughts like leaving my MD seat were in my mind then . I was lucky enough to have moral support of my family bt I wonder what happens to others who are away and have to deal this alone . The most tough time is residency and this trend needs to be stopped . We need to be the change in this revolution

[sameerprabhakara]

Long Post here.
I have done my UG from Government medical college (RIMS) in karnataka. I stayed at hostel. In the beginning of first year, yes we were asked to address our seniors as Sir/Ma’am. We were not ragged - it was called an introduction 😂, where our seniors used to call us to their rooms, make us sing or dance or asked to some weird stuff. This went on for a month or two until our freshers day. I’m an introvert, would not easily socialise, Now, when I look back, I think this was a blessing in disguise. I made friends thru these introductions in my batch, and each of us in our batch knew what kind of people others were. We did stand together in tough times when our friends were bullied etc. this brings about a sense of connection, oneness among the batch. Later after the freshers party, our seniors were good to us. No unnecessary head down etc. We still addressed them as Sir/Ma’am.
Remember, this was the time before Marrow, prep ladder took over medical education. By the end of 3 months, internals came, we were all clueless on how to go about this time. Again, these very Sirs & Ma’am’s provided us inputs on what to read and how to. This is how the bond got strong.
Years passed, I cleared final year and entered Internship. DAMS and Bhatia had started coaching classes. Now time to get to business. We did not have PG trainees, and the whole hospital ran with the interns doing their job. I had to do continuous 24 hrs duties, alternate day in branches like surgery, medicine, paediatrics, obs gyn, orthopaedics etc. I never had time to prepare for PG entrance. I read about the cases that were getting admitted, and that is the way we learn. We see, we read, see again and then we understand. We had light postings too like Ophthal, PSM, Dermat etc. We used to get time for ourselves. We partied during those times. Hustle hard, party harder was the motto then. Anyways, Internship ended finally. Now, I m a clueless doctor.

Toxicity was about to begin. I did not research various options after MBBS. I became a sheep in the herd to secure a PG seat. Some of my friends started to work at PHC’s. I joined Bhatia Institute for coaching of NEET PG at Bangalore. From then, my insecurities worsened, seeing all others just answering every damn question which wouldn’t fetch you an ounce of clinical judgement when you have to see a patient. But, I have to admit, I did get many concepts clear. But, the rat race took a toll on me. There were these grand tests, weekly tests, which shredded the confidence that I gained in Internship. It was systematically broken each and everyday. Long class hours, motivational talks etc, all to get a PG seat, which is a mirage created by these so called institutions telling that PG is the ultimate goal. I never scored good marks in those tests. The dreaded NEET PG exam date came. I gave the exam, I thought I would never make it. Probably, the universe had another plan for me. I got a rank and joined Anaesthesia in a Central institute. 3 years of difficulties again, I thought. Seniors and faculties were strict, long working hours. But all this for patient safety. Because at the end it’s you alone between your patient and the death which is ready to engulf them.
I hate even small changes in my life, but if I had to this all over again, I would do it. After PG, I realised that everyone has their own pace in life. We can stay content by understanding what we want, than running along the direction of the herd. U can Stop, Breathe and do whatever you want until you know what you really want. By being just an MBBS doctor, u can make a decent living. It’s all up to you.

Now, I have a group of friends who stood by me all thru these difficult times, we go on a trip every year, which we have made a thing. I look forward to keep this tradition of us. Being there for each other is the only way, but understanding what you want is the most important thing of all.

Lastly, I hate to tell that, a few people who want to enter this difficult yet beautiful journey, are just focusing on gaining a PG seat from day one in medical college letting no space for new experiences. Not their mistake either. It’s failure of the Government, and the ability of these private coaching institutes to milk this situation, worsening the situation

Now, as I see this video, I feel how lucky I m to have a different thought process all together. I have beautiful memories, where the patient I gave CPR survived and walked out of the hospital, and sad memories too. Life is a mixed bag isn’t it? It’s all not roses all the time but thorns too. It begins at the end of your comfort zone. Let us wake up to experience life as it is.

[samrudhirout]

thank you so much for sharing this with us. i'm an aspirant and i'm preparing for my neet-ug. these things did scare me while listening to you but i think it's better to know what i might face in this field beforehand rather than facing it abruptly without any idea. that might shatter my expectations and make me depressed. but now that i know, i'll try my best to have my mental stability, and try to bring a change too. after all, it all starts with us. thank you so much once again!

[DrRhythmSrivastava]

Thank you so much for this video...
Really courageous you are...

These days, Youtubers are just showing rosy-rosy dreams of Medical College...But when reality hits....the problem starts...

And yeah " i'm trying hard to become that kind of senior,
the senior I always wanted when i was in 1st year" ❤️

[aditinandekar]

This is the sad truth that I think everyone in this field has faced…. Even today I’m not confident enough to look into my seniors eyes and I’m a final year student… it’s just imprinted in my brain now..I hope more people think like us and become the senior they wanted… amazing video btw❤️

[vemulaakhila]

Talking about harsh truths in medical field is very courageous. You did amazing job .I hope the silent good seniors also have to speak up to bring the change