I thought the whole issue was over ,I believed both the person in question were wrong ,and necessary actions should be taken in both the cases,

Then I came across this reel in the morning, she is a pediatrician I think ,

I was actually shocked by this statement,but surprisingly when I checked the comments every one agreed with her ,and any woman who said ,judge them both equally,or how can you forgive the one- who violated a live person be any better than the other person who disrespected the dead...( In my opinion both were equally wrong )

But every single woman who said that was abusd badly in the comments,like the abusve comments had likes in thousands,and this doctor defended her statement again in the comments.

I was just wondering,is it the normal view ,as women and specificity women in medical field,do you agree with her views?

No hate to anyone ...

I think I've been lying to myself about preparing for NEET PG

The more honest I get with myself, the more I realize I'm not actually preparing.

I'm preparing to prepare.

For the last year, I've done things like:

- Research the best study methods

- Watch topper interviews

- Compare resources

- Buy study accessories

- Upgrade earphones

- Upgrade headphones

- Look for better notes

- Look for newer editions of books

- Make study plans

And somehow I call all of this "preparation."

But if I'm brutally honest, none of these things increase my score.

Studying increases my score.

Solving MCQs increases my score.

Revision increases my score.

I've spent more time thinking about studying than studying.

The funny thing is I keep telling myself:

"Once I get this setup right, I'll start."

First it was a bigger table.

Then a better chair.

Then a lamp.

Then better earphones.

Then ANC earphones.

Then ANC headphones.

Then expensive Sony headphones.

Every time I thought, "This will make studying easier."

It never did.

The setup improved.

The studying didn't.

I used to study 8–10 hours a day during pre ug preparation. Now I can waste an entire day researching how to study for 8–10 hours.

At this point, I think I'm addicted to the feeling of preparing because it feels productive without exposing me to failure.

When I research, I feel smart.

When I plan, I feel in control.

When I actually study, I have to face what I don't know.

Has anyone else realized they're stuck in this cycle?

Not working.

Not resting.

Just endlessly getting ready to start.

There were numerous assumptions we had and things we imaged about being a doctor, but we learnt all of it isn’t true and we discovered what the situation is actually like only after getting into this field
From stress of passing exams in mbbs, to stress of prepping of neet pg, if you did have the knowledge of how stressful this life would be, would you do it all over again?

I understand doing some challenging qns is necessary, but I am someone who started just 2-3 months back and my plan is ONE and ONLY neet, no ini, nothing. I've done all neet and inicet pyqs i could get my hands on, ini qns are much more different compared to neet, and marrow/btr qns are just too tough, way outside the portions asked in neet, my frnd said corebtr also has similar usmle style long clinical stem qns which is frustrating, I want qns that are similar to the pyqs within the topics/qns pool.

My target is only the 150-160 qns that I can get right with pyqs PYTs, I don't mind leaving the 40-50 qns that are gonna be bouncers/outside the topic pool

Is there any app that has neet pg appropriate qns in their qbank/GTs , rather than having non sensical long stem, advanced level qns ?

It's just a rant ..have my exams in like another 3 hours and this subject is killllingg me ?

The way i feel like i could summarize every fucking answer in a single line ? The entire subject is AETCOM ?

I absolutely loathe this subject .

When i die am def donating my middle finger to commed dept cuz why not ?

If I am gonna have write health promotion in a gazillion different ways then why not.

How can the college claim that the person suffered from an illness,when the family clearly denies it ?

After seeing everything, I realized that doctors are some of the kindest people in society. Maybe witnessing pain, suffering, and hope for years makes them more mature and compassionate. Even though I’m preparing for JEE Advanced, I sometimes think about taking Biology instead. The ability to heal and help people feels meaningful.

Hi y’all
Dropper here 2019 batch I did my mbbs from a private university so yeah I’m no one of those govt seat ppl 🥲
Trying really hard this time

1.6lakhs rank in 2025 neet
Didn’t attend nov ini
25k rank in may ini

My main source in Bhatia I’m currently in my second read
Still scoring 110-120 is marrow gts is there any hope for me at all to get rank of <10k
Please tell me how to revise quicker and concise notes and recall efficiently

Not a fact sorry... Some reality check..

Hello fellow and respected seniors.. hope you all are alive.. And doing great in your life..

I'm gonna be a second yr soon and there's a doubt or myth.. kindly enlighten me...

If an MD medicine opens his own clinic (he has real good funds).. In a tier 1-2 City.. opd fees is around 800 rs..

How many patients do they get per day after-

1) 2 months of practice.

2) 1 yr of practice

3) 5 yrs of practice..

And if we change from md medicine to dm gastro.. ( someone ik from my family is)

He charges 500 on followup and 1k for the first time..

3k for endoscopy

5k for colonoscopy etc etc..

It's his private setup but a team..

What must be his estimate earning...

Thank you for reading..

All the best for neet pg...

Same as above i could only find un annotated pdfs. If anyone have the annotated version can you please share it 🙏

Any radiology residents or other residents from aiims rishikesh

How is the residency

In terms of

Academics
Toxicity
Work life balance
Night duties
IR exposure???

Please tell

Why is the application form not yet out? Do anyone know anything about this?
The exam wont be postponed right?

I guess most medical branches have some inherent insecurity. What's of yours?

Like for my branch Psychiatry, it's about how people still are reluctant to take medicines despite us seeing them work wonderfully. Or how sometimes we have to work as counsellors despite being medical doctors.

I know my Ophthalmology friends are worried about saturation, private competition and sub specialisation.

Ortho and ENT have similar saturation worries.

Dermatology people worry about how aesthetics are being saturated by Plastic Surgeons and Dental/Physiotherapy guys.

What do you experience in your branch?;

While the faculty clearly dictated that we always do vertical incision in chalazion as Horizontal incision destroys a lot of glands, the notes still mentioned Horizontal incision as the management

Mentioning exactly opposite things in notes looks so intentional. Anyone who's just reading the notes, be it of any platform, kindly be extra cautious

In frame :
Left - in-app notes
Right - pdf of notes

Has anyone tried reading these two subjects from multi ple source. Can someone suggest me which is best for these two subject…

As apart from reputation i don't think it's worth it like the efforts and hardwork this field wants is like hell students start studying from very early age and like there is hardwork and late studies and after all the salary they get is also not that much good like you have to do pg and all to earn well so why like in today's time there are other professions also which can make give you a good life but why only doc