Interview With TN's Top 1% Medical College Students | Chennai

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Interviewing students studying in top government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu for MBBS degree. It discusses the college's fee structure academic and long term goal of the students salary for MBBS medicine in India neet entrance exam etc.

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1:00 Intro
1:40 Interview With Madras medical College students
3:10 What is your Tip for NEET aspirants
4:12 Interview With Stanley medical College students Chennai
5:14 Why did you choose MBBS
7:00 What is your long term career goals and how do plan to achieve them?
7:35 How much they can expect after PG in medicine?
8:46 why did you choose pursue a career in medicine?
9:55 How do you balance your academic responsibility with personal life and self care?
10:15 how long did you take to clear NEET?
10:54 Is coaching center mandatory to clear NEET?
11:51 how much does MBBS pay?
12:22 KMC mbbs students?
13:44 why MBBS?
14:40 What is your best tip for NEET aspirants?
15:26 How is difficult for MBBS in india?
16:52 How long years for study period MBBS?
19:01 What else would you be if you weren't a doctor?
21:33 Is there Ragging in college?
23:45 about kilpauk medical College
26:50 Outro

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kilpauk medical College Chennai

[suman_mpm]

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[karthikad]

Being a doctor, i feel i took wrong decision
No personal life
No mental heath
It takes long years to settle
No one knows ground reality

[Marshypanda]

The pain behind MBBS is shown by their eyes....no one seems to be happy 😢

[eurokidsponda]

Thank God that I accepted to my son's decision to discontinue medicine after 1st year, now he's doing his loved hotel management course.

[viki]

Kmc my alumni college ❤❤❤. Im a pediatric gastroenterologist now. Ill never make my kid for doctor. Not worth for the efforts we suicide panni saguranga ennatha solla

[wowser]

My sister passed MBBS in Bangalore 20 years ago and couldn’t get any decent job at that time itself because it was all saturated. Finally she worked in a hospital for 12 thousand rupees a month, 12 hours daily 7 days a week with 2 night duty every week. Finally she somehow got MD in pediatrics and still couldn’t get a job in Bangalore. Now she works in Mysore as pediatrician for 40 thousand a month . She is 43 years old. My 23 year old son IT engineer earns 40 thousand a month.

[archanasekar]

This is one of the best video i have come across.. please do more such videos.. Kudos and congratulations.

[raghunathansrinivasaraghav]

Though my daughter wanted to Medicine, which she could have easily got in a Government College with the marks she scored in 12th and in Entrance Exam, i advised her to choose Engineering.
One of the main reasons was, that for a brahmin student to get PG admission in medicine in Government colleges is next to impossible. ( She finished her +2 in 2001, got 200/200 in
Maths and chemistry, 199/200 in Physics and 198/200 in Biology. In TNPCEE, she secured 20 th rank for Engineering taking into account Entrance Exam marks and got 35th rank for MBBS after taking into account Entrance Exam marks. ) She finished in 2005, got a job in a MNC, working in USA in a leading bank. Though she was sad initially that I did not agree to her request, now she says that this was the wisest decision taken. Similar is the case of my first daughter. She finished her engineering in 2002 got a job in a leading MNC worked in USA for 10 years and in India for 2 years.
She later resigned to take care of her twin children.
MBBS is a myth.

[suganthiv]

மிகவும் பயனுள்ள தகவல்கள் மிகவும் நன்றி நண்பரே இது மாதிரி சித்தா ஆயுர்வேதம் யுனானி மருத்துவம் பற்றிய தகவல்கள் கிடைத்தால் இன்னும் பயனுள்ளதாக இருக்கும் விரைவில் எதிர்பார்க்கிறேன் நன்றி

[Infi_XY]

அருமை brother, கேள்விகள் ஒவ்வொன்றும் நச்சென்று அருமை!

[pushpalatha]

Good Initiative for taking like this interviews from students
One more Feedback : Neenga Innum konjam better ah na questions kettu irukkalam.

Example : Kalyanam nu eduthuta Positive and negatives irukku. Neenga avanga kitta poi. Q1. After marriage veetla neraya domestic work irukkuma Q2 . Family Run panna evlo paisa agum Q3. Kalyana selavu avlo achu appdi ketta demotivated answers thaan kidaikum
So better questions will give best answers

All students were answered 100 percent correctly. So neenga avanga kitta patients yaarachum avanga kitta thankful ah pesana tharunangala kettu irukkalam. Entha time la avanga intha profession ah choose pannatha satisfied ah feel pannaga.. Avanga parents and friends ivanga profession evlo helpful ah irukku

[jenonewton]

None of them seem happy..Seems really sad.. Everyone thinks neet will help you escape from all problems but it seems quite the opposite

[jamuna]

I’m a cardiologist and did all my three degrees under merit, however will never make my kid a Doctor. Not worth the time and effort. The amount of radiation we receive for each life saving procedure is not known to the general public who portray the profession as some money laundering field.

[SujathaV-uibp]

Really a very good channel providing best info. Keep going

[tamilselvansankar]

I can see my juniors in this video.. I am switching to a career in Business administration after MBBS

[rajasekarg]

The beginning is always toughest. As soon as you started something you may not be great position. Relax enjoy every movement as we all have great future ahead.

[PriyaJayachander]

To all medical students out there, no other profession takes the position of god when you do your job as doctor. So your hardwork brings life to people, be proud of it. Don't do hardwork make it happy work.

[shafinsha]

B.N Y S related ah intha maathiri videos podunga bro
Useful ah irukum 😊

[indradevabhakt]

Until 2021..the start of warr in Ukraine, ..there were 19, 000 Indians studying MBBS just in Ukraine Alone !!!!..so just imagine the Strength and Numbers of Indian students Put together studying MBBS in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, China, Bangladesh, Georgia, Philippines.. Kazakhstan, Russia, .. etc..etc...it will be mind boggling number. So the craze for MBBS is only increasing day by day.

[rajib]

They are all looking so exhausted and drained. They need lots of sleep and counseling first..It seems without any idea, they have joined and the reality after joining has hit them hard