Breaking the biggest myth : DOCTORS ARE NOT RICH! Doctors vs Engineers!

[DrAditya]

A lot of you are giving examples of Previously established doctors with private practise in tier 2/3 towns
While my video was aimed at currently graduating doctors.
It has become exceeding tough to have a private practise.
Also, it’s not at all possible in tier 1 cities.
All your examples are people who are in their 40s/50s when number of specialists were few.
Now - they are many !!
So comparing two different times with different challenges is unfair.
I’m talking about current reality.
If some one aha the capital to establish private practise
A. They are already rich
B. They can do so mostly in tier 2/3 towns with a lot of competition.
In such a scenario salaries and income - are good like I said -4-5L /month - but not filthy rich like you’re proclaiming

[nfstaughtmedriving]

Doctors: Engineers are rich
Engineers: Doctors are rich
Businessmen with unaccounted wealth: silent

[rdx]

Sir you are doing your DM at 26, it is truly a great achievement which you have earned with your hardwork and smart work, meanwhile I qualified my Neet UG exam at 24, but I feel that doing something that makes you happy is worth the wait, atleast I won't regret about this decision for rest my life!!! Thank you for bringing clarity and breaking the myths...

[akashhazarika]

"Join this because you like biology" i can literally feel that line.

[Beatindex]

Well said. Aditya..
I keep watching your inspiration videos..
It's not being filthy rich ..
But it's staying wealthy ..
Which I feel after 23 years being into this noble profession...

[mohitjadhav]

My father is 46... He's most reputed cardiologist of our district... And as far as i know my father makes atleast 10-15 Lakhs per month... But he works 24/7 and only able to give us 15-20 minutes of his time in a day...

[shivampaniker]

Hi aditya
I agree with what you have said about the salaries of engineer. This is true that iit nit graduates earn more than other tier 2, 3 engineering college graduates. But in a long run it doesn’t matter which college degree you have gained. All it matters is your technical skill sets you have added up throughout the years.
I have dozen of people in my contact who started with a low salary and belongs to tier 2, 3 college but now by acquiring more than 7-8 year of work experience in their respective domain and with real strong technical hand they are earning more than 40 Lpa annually (especially in IT companies) with having 4-5 corporate foreign meet/trips as well in every 2 year.
In today’s scenario almost every firm wants a good technical skills set among students rather than acquiring a good college degree.

[Dr.akshayshankar]

This video is a MUST WATCH for non medicos!! 😬

[ForeverABDeVilliers]

Engineering has value for your talent
If ur good in logics & maths go for it

Doctor is more about practiced tasks
If ur are hard worker go for it

[suranjansadhukhan]

It's really very important to know this amazing fact . There is no point of frustration after watching this video from a hero of medical field. 🙏🙏🙏

[vamshikrishnatd]

When I was getting into computer science, all relatives friends said what will you do after doing it open a adhaar card shop and joined me into medschool . This unhealthy pride of Indian parents making their children doctors and relatives making us their family doctor for free consultation will never end .

[jack-tmem]

I feel joining this field just because you like biology isn't a strong reason enough. Because biology we study in school and coaching is interesting because its very limited and surface level. In mbbs as the syllabus gets vast, the interest starts to dimnish and things get monotonous. The problem is that the only way to know whether this field is suitable for u is to actually enter this field and then decide. Unfortunately it will be too late to change field after that

[therambostar]

Good buddy...you people has clear vision...i completed OBG speciality at 35...now i 43 now planning to do MCH in gynae onco...age is just a number...what matters is your sincere interest and dedication..

[shreyapatil]

When he said if money is your goal; then don't join just paused the video 😭😭😭

[rishab]

I know a family doctor he is 45 yrs old and he is getting offers from private hospitals of rs 4 lacs per month but he is in government hospital with a salary of rs 150000 and he also runs a private free hospital

[IPOSPECTRUMing]

Mai Aaj depression me hu kyuki Mai doctor isiliye banna chahta hu ki bahut money earn karunga aur kahi na kahi sab ka yahi dream hota h but ye biggest myth h kyuki aap doctor rupya earn karne ke liye nahi ban rahe ho 15 saal padne ke baad hard work ke mukable kuch nahi earn kar paoge mai second drop dunga 5 may ko nakal gaya to badhiya aur aagar nahi nikla to jo mai chahta hu wo karunga ha aur Mai sab se ye kahunga ki aagar aapko sirf money EARN KARNA H TO PLEASE DOCTOR MAT BANO LEKIN AAGAR AAPKO LOGO KI SEVA KARNA H TO PLEASE DOCTOR BANO KYUKI ISSE AACHA RESPECTFUL PROFESSION KOI NAHI H 👏👏👏👏

[akrutibhagat]

my brother is currently 27 he has done his enginnering from IIIT banglore .and he earns around 90 to 95 thousand per month .but after spending a lots of money in MBA

[harshitagrawal]

Given that you clear NEET in first attempt, which is not the case in general !!

[rahulprasad]

In West Bengal, let me tell you the current scenario.
During internship, Rs. 32000
First year resident, Rs. 55000
Second year resident, Rs. Approx 58000
Third year resident, Rs. Approx 60 to 62 k
Demonstrator Rs. 80 to 85 k
It is pretty decent and one can save a good amount easily considering in West Bengal .

[alishasayyad]

This is so true Dr 👍
Glad you made it
Few of my batchmates joined just cause they think they will be filthy rich 😅