Mrinal Kutteri lying? Is NEET AIR 1 Topper lying About Netflix. TRUTH. #neetUG #AIIMS #NEETUGTOPPER

NEET UG Topper Mrinal Kutteri says he studied only 4 hours. Find out the truth.

[rishabhaniket]

Reminds of this great Rumi quote: ‘Do not follow the footstep of others, seek what they sought’. It holds very true especially in today’s age of information.

[TheMBBSNIBBA]

Thankyou Dr. Aditya for speaking so beautifully and aptly. ❤️

[Boneteacher]

Very good message ! Every aspirant has a different story and a different background! it's NOT a one size fits all approach for life and career, just focus on your target and be grateful everyday. Thank you for sharing this 💙

[priyagoyal]

Beautiful people: outer beauty doesn't matter.
NEET Rankers: Ranks don't matter
🙄🙄

[arindambhattacharjee]

Probably one of the most genuine Aiimsonians. Huge respect for you, Bro😇

[thebreezydoctoraiimsbbsr]

This video is such a genuine message for all aspirants out there. Cracking an entrance isn't the end, it's the beginning. Find your own way through this journey.

[jack-tmem]

Mrinal kutteri isn't lying. Maybe he might have under estimated his study hours as not everyone measures their time while studying. Most of the toppers I have met are more of intelligent than hardworking. IQ is a really important factor thats why people who study for 12hrs a day can't get selected often but someone studying 4 hrs does

[mohammadabdullah]

Prepared for neet for 3 consecutive years.
Neet 2019-263 marks
Neet 2020- 430 marks
Neet 2021- 545 marks
Even after scoring this much marks, i am not even hopeful of a government mbbs or bds seat. Feel totally devastated at myself. Tried so hard but still it was not enough. And, on top of that when i hear words of topper like how they used to study for only 4-5 hours and chill by watching Netflix totally shakes me up. My confidence is shaken to the core seeing the level of competition. I am skipping this field now. Maybe it's not for me. All sacrifices have gone in vain.

[suzume]

He's accent is so good.✌ and talking that's genuinely truth.

[drmcdreamysHeadCT]

The reason most people are obsessed with rankers and their interviews, is because it seems like these people are consistently overachieving. For example, Dr. Archana, who had topped in both UG and PG. Do you feel like such people are born with a specific skill set or higher IQ that help them crack these exams, or is it a growth mindset and skills that can be developed by everyone?

[big-bull]

I absolutely agree with you, there's no point in running for ranks, but practically speaking in India for NEET-UG you need to have AIR 1-60 to get AIIMS, Delhi... Hence Ranks does matter a lot.✨

[zeba]

lemme say mrinal got it in his 1st try which means after 12 and he even said that he sudied in aakash which means 8 hrs of his day went in school and then 3-4 hrs of his day went in coaching centre with 7 hrs of sleep which leaves him with 5-6 hrs only HE STUDIED IN THOSE 5-6HRS GUYS ITS NOT THAT DEEP he didnt waste his all day on netflix

[AishiBhattacharyaOfficial]

Truly agree with this. We are so obsessed with toppers. Today known as a topper and tomorrow you never know what life has to throw at you. Life's such a dynamic state and to make the best out of any situation is what I would aspire for. I believe that instead of copying someone obsessively we should set our own goals, find out and follow our own path which suits us, take responsibility for our actions and handle our regrets because everything in life is not meant to go perfectly. We should be enjoying the journey as much as our desires to reach the destination. Sometimes in this system of competition as a med student we become so obsessed and mechanical with our approach to cracking exams, etc, we forget that this profession holds a bigger goal, a deeper meaning to us. True we have to crack exams in order to achieve those goals but those exams are not the one and only thing in this profession. We forget about our loved ones without whom we wouldn't have been able to come so far.... In times like this, it's good to take a pause and try to find happiness in even the simplest things of our daily life and have the courage to sometimes walk down a different path that the majority weren't so obsessed to pursue, we should learn to enjoy taking things at our own pace.And that will make all the difference. 🤍

[yasirrashid]

People like u are blessed ones.The genuineness in your talk is absolute adorable .Wish u higher ranks in this world and also hereafter .

[AdityaThakur-stwf]

My thoughts are already occupied for the 2010 topper😬😓

[RubiscoTalks]

Dr Aditya really proud of you...! Im ur senior and very happy you make such videos..giving correct and friendly guidance to the juniors..!!
Today i got to know about Abhinav Dhingras death..he was an inspiration to me during my kota days..really life is unpredictable..it made me appreciate my life as a whole..!

[mine]

First of all congratulations to AIR 1 Mrinal no matter what anyone says he deserved it.I have been through NEET, though I did not get AIR 1 my rank is in 4 digits however I feel I can actually comment on the whole issue, I have studied the entire syllabus and gone through the entire process and let me tell you it is not possible to actually score 720/720 just by studying 4 hours everyday for 2 years! That is a fact and no matter how much you say it is not up for debate.For a 11th class student or 12th class student the amount of syllabus is way too wast. No matter how fast you are, no matter how easily you can comprehend things, no matter how sharp your memory is it is not humanly possible to cover such a vast syllabus of 3 different subjects, practice lots of questions and give mock tests in such less time.You can watch tv shows or do some extra curricular activity but covering all that in 2 years if you study 4 hours everyday is not possible.
If you are deciding to prepare for NEET trust me the process is not simple it’s brutal there would be times when you will just wanna quit, seeing such interviews breaks my heart, the amount of misinformation people can spread, if you want to give NEET and actually get a college you would have to sacrifice a lot of things I know it sucks but sadly it is this way.

[dhruvalshrestha]

2015 AIIMS topper Navsheen Singhal was my classmate in Tafet PMt, Janakpuri, Delhi.. Let me tell you some facts regarding him, he was very down to earth, didn’t had any attitude also used to clear many students doubts (including mine) and most importantly he was gifted with very very sharp brain.

[anonymousbutthetruth.]

The best video for each and everyone of us Dr. Aditya.

[shashank]

When you are passionate about your goal even an hour deviation from it looks like 10 hours. I'm sure he mist have cried himself to bed for wasting those 1 hour and hence it got into his subconscious mind that he literally watched 10 hours of netflix n chilled. But we know the truth. But also I'd say topers dont mean one just completely cuts of from these pleasures. But they keep their priority at top.never compromise for a single day. Always dedicated. They do fall...get depressed but they get up ..because they know regretting is just a waste of time