INDIAN DOCTOR vs UK DOCTOR Salary | Ft. Kiran Morjaria

[@rizkush]

Interns are the most underrated and overworked workforce in India.

[@sarikajain1606]

Not interns, residents; especially in heavy branches like surgery, medicine, gynaec and ortho

[@jaiKalro13]

Yup and there was a startup mogul in India telling interns shsould work for free cause they are learning … dumbass got caught and criticised .

[@noone-hd1ck]

Animators be like:

[@SohamBasak1996]

So true man, intern here in Bhubaneswar!

[@Dryk611]

Uhh excuse me?interns are not even paid by the hospital and get used from a sister to resident✋🏽

[@aaronderyl]

I am an Indian doctor who moved to the UK two years ago (in 2019). If I knew what I know now earlier, I would have moved earlier. This lack of knowledge is what gets us stuck and I’m happy to help anyone who needs this knowledge.

[@akshayshibu3842]

Dude is there any way I can contact you, I've been thinking about moving to the UK as well after my UG. Could you drop your email or contact info for whatever platform you're comfortable with?

[@aaronderyl]

@@akshayshibu3842 look me up on Instagram

[@siddhanthravichandran3245]

How is it there compared to India?I am trying for plab as well

[@aaronderyl]

@@siddhanthravichandran3245 there is no comparison. Indian system is 85% private healthcare. NHS UK is government healthcare. Free for everyone. Your postgraduate training is free here and they pay you instead whereas in India you’ll pay lakhs of crores for the same and get paid literally groundnuts in return during PG. your job will be secure and you’ll have decent salary. You will have enough annual leaves to travel the world. In India you can’t get leave to enjoy nor can you afford to travel abroad.

[@aaronderyl]

@@siddhanthravichandran3245 good luck with PLAB

[@prajwalvs1659]

UK doc: I make 45000£ US doc: I make 500000$ Indian doc: y'all getting paid?

[@coolpeople1622]

Kya per month ke hain ya yearly :please reply jaroor karen :::main bhi apne bachche ko bejungi

[@doc_doom1]

@@coolpeople1622 per yearly And in uk usually doctors get paid nearlly 100000 £ After their fy is finished

[@drazrasaba]

@@doc_doom1 nope they don't

[@doc_doom1]

@@drazrasaba one of my senior does ... I don't know what else he does excwpt for his hpspital job .. But yeah he told he usually earns upto 10 lac indian rupees per month ..

[@drazrasaba]

@@doc_doom1 oh then he must be doing locum shifts because normal 9 to 5 jobs salary is the same for everyone. People earn more by doing locum shifts.

[@sonusharma5050]

Great video doctor A. My father is an orthopaedic surgeon, and I once said to papaji that you should start a KZbin channel. that never happened, due to his PRETTY busy life, but good to see lot of doctor channels emerging on KZbin. Needless to say, always have huge respect to doctors in my heart. Best of luck for your channel. Subbed!

[@Kiran.Morjaria]

There are so many more medics on KZbin from the past year or two!

[@ghosh25281]

He is laughing outside and crying inside hearing pay of the UK colleague.

[@farihatilat7866]

Mean?

[@Kiran.Morjaria]

Amazing video as always Doctor A, awesome to collab with you and look forward to doing another video together when you eventually come to the UK - I hope you decide to move here!

[@Dr.SubhamMeher]

Bro check your inbox in insta

[@Kiran.Morjaria]

@@Dr.SubhamMeher Will do man 🙌🏾

[@DoctorAmedicine]

Yess! Soon!✌🏼😀

[@nagarajlokre4371]

Where is the link of video which you reacted to doctor A salary video

[@Kiran.Morjaria]

@@nagarajlokre4371 Video is coming out in the next few hours! It’s still early in the UK 🇬🇧

[@Vnr250]

Finally someone has exposed the reality of doctors in India! Even my driver gets paid every month on time for working 2-3 hours per day but I don't ! On top of everything the violence on doctors! Great country , great people, greatest system!

[@Discordfriendly]

Great Politicians

[@amitjyotithakuria6889]

Then how you give salary to your driver? Amazing

[@Discordfriendly]

@@amitjyotithakuria6889 she might be talking about school driver.

[@amitjyotithakuria6889]

@@Discordfriendly she mentioned her driver it is

[@Discordfriendly]

@@amitjyotithakuria6889 ok 😶😶

[@Kwippy]

UK doctors ambition: to work for the NHS providing health care for the British people. Indian doctors ambition: to work for the NHS providing health care for the British people.

[@nevereverigoteyesonyou8377]

Indian government's ambition - lets make students suffer from toughest exam/neet n have 1k seats for 10lac aspirants , give seats to quota stu. , pay min wages , provide no security to drs. when angry relatives lynch them , etc UK/US/etc government - our st. cant afford med clg loan/fees , lets hire south asians but atleast will give them better lifestyle

[@अश्वत्थामा-न4त]

Well we already did it for 200 years . We are pros in serving british people now

[@nadiyavemantalks]

@@nevereverigoteyesonyou8377 True!

[@bleh.9997]

@@nevereverigoteyesonyou8377 exactly!

[@ayonbiswas4186]

@@nevereverigoteyesonyou8377 Well, to defend the quota system, I must say that those people have been wronged for nearly a millennia in their own land, a mere 70-year old system hardly does any justice to that and still people complain like quota is single-handedly destroying Indian education system!!...

[@drafifafatima2710]

That's the reason why doctors in india(including me) want to move to western countries. India doesn't give a doctor what he/she deserves (Which might be in terms of respect or pay) . It will be better if india changes its healthcare system well before all doctors leave India to settle abroad.

[@1danny2k]

You should have been a business person not a doctor. If money is a criteria

[@drafifafatima2710]

@@1danny2kMoney, Respect and service all are the criteria. And india doesn't know how to give that to their doctors and yeah u don't know how much time , effort, struggles and late nights it took for us to be doctors.

[@beluga944]

Bruh this comment section is full of people who pity on indians who pursue doctor as career in india. As if an average indian is making millions and hesitant to pay when they visit a doctor. Candidates who doesn't score enough marks in NEET to get a government aided medical seat have to pay a lot money as donation to college to get a seat. Medical degree is an expensive degree when compared to any other degree in india. And why would they pay a truck load of money to be a doctor to get paid nothing?. Once a doctor get to a certain level there is no other day job that pays like a doctor. Unless that person is a corrupt government employee or a business man they cannot make that kind of money. I live in a city ,from my childhood i visit two different clinic's near my house when i need theirs help. And both the doctor's children are doctors as well. Now think why would a doctor in india would pay close to 1 core rupees for management seat in medical college for their children to be doctor if the pay is dog crap?. If you want a young doctor in india to be paid over 200,000$ per year then indian standard of living must be increased first. If you compare any profession then pay in india with western countries the pay will be less only indian standard of living is cheap. There a people who work 8/day and make less than 100$ a month in India.

[@amitjyotithakuria6889]

Every profession has its struggles. So according to you, every Indian should move to the Usa or UK

[@hallowedmoth638]

@@amitjyotithakuria6889 green card tu dega kya 😂 . To move to uk/usa you need to fullfill thier criteria/education/skillset...halwa samaj ke rakha hai 😂 . Vo aise he tumko nahi lelenge.

[@yashkale7470]

a salute for indian doctors who refusing those excessive perks and staying here in india and serving as covid warrior

[@supriyagadekar4636]

But shouldn’t they have been treated well and payed well too our doctors should leave this god forsaking country

[@yashkale7470]

@@supriyagadekar4636 agree .lots of things are needed to be done in this country

[@awesomevideo5525]

@@supriyagadekar4636 once our president also said. Doctor should do selfless service.😂😂 This is what most of Indians politics and public thinks. Doctor should treat people without expecting salary in return.

[@alimohammadkhan6367]

@SAI KESHAV MAHANKALI your solute does nothing my friend

[@akshpatel40]

Honestly most indian doctor wanna stay in india , but these are not “perks” …….i got 91% overall in my boards of 12th , I couldn’t find a seat in government colleges anywhere , i was asked to pay 90 lakh donation just for admission and 4 lakhs per year (this was the best offer I could find) in my city, so i had to go to russia (total cost of 6 years was 31 lakhs including EVERYTHING) …… rn i am in internship in india (which does not provide basic stipend of 14-15 k and i have to pay 1.20 lakh for 1 year of internship as fees ) ……now look from my perspective and decide what will you do after internship ? ……… 3 more years without any salary or finally start earning by going outside india ? I am 25 right now with no earnings and would be 28-29 by the time i start earning anything …..most important things for students like me is to take burden off of my parents …….Priority is not to get rich but to be self dependent and free parents from taking care of my expenses

[@vishesh6926]

Yes, doctors in India deserve much better pay but u missed out that medical education in govt. colleges are much cheaper than in the west. U dont have to pay that student loan for the rest of ur life.

[@_a_ss]

In UK you have to minimum for the college if you are a local resident compared to that of international students

[@awesomevideo5525]

You forget about bonds😂😂

[@soumyagangwar9681]

And how many people get into those colleges? Please share that also, cmon man, the real numbers are in front of you. Majority of students taking admission go into private colleges, and then into debt.

[@NanditaJali]

I agree but how easy is it for general merit to get a free seat considering the current scenario. In UK there’s no tuition fee for residency

[@Aiibh]

I mean you it's still a huge margin after paying the loans and shit. Moreover, you can also avail scholarships. One quick computing i did regarding salary of a minimum wage worker, earning 10 dollars per hour in USA yielded their wage to be more than what a MBBS graduate in India makes earning 60 thousand rupees per month. Doctors in USA and even in UK earn exorbitant sums of money.

[@mosamaster]

In UK House rent per month is 650 to 1000 £ plus council taxes and bills. If you earn 1 lakh plus per montg in India don't move to the UK.

[@Pavi5340]

I was looking for this comment!

[@Pavi5340]

@will Forever be an army trueee

[@Dark-le3bn]

@Dynamite true

[@meddr.7431]

@Dynamite Incidents happen everywhere...even in "UK" too...just like all other crimes. Here the people are more this the cases!!

[@explorer2.035]

​ @i don't reply back at times cz IDC we also pray for our doctors shower them with flowers....SO just by few incidents, you can't blame the whole country.....

[@kryptomaniac6517]

You didn't talk about how expensive it is to live in London than in India. In London an average person spends at least around £38000 to just pays his bills, and around £50000 plus if he wants to have a luxurious life . And those numbers are just for ones who live alone and no partner or family involved , otherwise it shoots up even further . You weren't impartial in comparing the pay scale and lifestyle probably because you have already decided you want to move in UK.

[@sophiabhatt]

Well if some resides in Mumbai, cost of living is much higher. A decent apartment in good location can be around £800 to £1500 alone. And Taxes and fees are everywhere, it depends on how someone chooses their lifestyle to be, depends on how much they earn.

[@kryptomaniac6517]

@@sophiabhatt And yeah I forgot to add the casual racism Indians face there. If you got a racist senior, your career is doomed

[@sophiabhatt]

@@kryptomaniac6517 Indians face racism even in India. Seven years in UK and I rarely faced any racism

[@kryptomaniac6517]

@@sophiabhatt everyone isn't as lucky as you

[@yxnotmin9814]

In the video the doctor literally said they are from Manchester not London. Pls actually watch the video.

[@brothergunns5055]

Well, my university paid me Rs. 3.5k a month for clinical practices. Even though it's less, I'm lucky to be paid.

[@brothergunns5055]

@The Unknown I'm currently in my 8th semester. My end semesters are supposed to be held on the end of this July. And I hope your dream comes true buddy.

[@joebanana8006]

@@brothergunns5055 all the best bro👍🏻🔥

[@saykatdolai5991]

I am not even a doctor i am at my final year in BTech why am i watching this but gonna say being doctor takes hard work and my fellow engineers will know how much hard work we do...😅😅😅

[@Surya-jz6te]

You mean none lol? But really man doctors in India should be treated equivalent to Gods.

[@pizzaparkerhotdogmaguire3225]

Doctors and Engineers in India are joke, overrated af. Our entire backward education system is based on either being a doctor or an engineer. Doesn't matter if you like it or not. And why? For MONEY. For stable income in life. More than half of these engineers and doctors are in this profession for money. Not for betterment of humanity.

[@budh1477]

@@pizzaparkerhotdogmaguire3225 very true what is wrong in it . Become a unpaid social worker if you want to serve the community

[@rishu6870]

@@pizzaparkerhotdogmaguire3225 sahi bola. labour bann jao, mazdoori kro dusre ka ghar bnane mai kaam aoge.

[@pizzaparkerhotdogmaguire3225]

@@rishu6870 Do something which you enjoy doing. If you like doing something, you have genuine interest in it, of course, you are going to be a master in it eventually. After that, monetization is not too hard. Those who chase money, do something for money and money only as their primary objective; they don't get much far in their life. Neither they make enough nor they live their life.

[@കട്ടപ്പ-ഖ2ന]

minimum wage in some parts of US is $12/hour ..Suppose the doctors are getting paid $96/hour and works for 8 hours a day.. $768/day.. Suppose the doctor works 22 days a month .. $16896/month.. One year salary = $202,752 .. But living expense in US is expensive

[@manthanpatel6295]

Developed country so obviously they get paid good

[@greatvedas]

US is relatively cheaper country to live in. Australia or Europe/UK are way more expensive.

[@annjob1300]

@@greatvedas true

[@Pythonsr71]

Da . Ith junior doctornta anno.

[@Aiibh]

@@greatvedas are you kidding me? USA as a whole definitely is cheaper, and I'd agree that europe is more expensive but not Australia. LA, NYC, Manhattan, etc suck money like anything.

[@tanmoytarafder8655]

What? In a govt college we don't have to pay fees of 4-5 lakh man! Average junior residents salary in Bengal is 45k per month and that would be aroun Rs.5.4lakh with fees of mere 40k for the whole three years of training ( Though salary is peanut comparing the UK but still not like what you are describing.Also in some states like UP , Delhi or any other central institute the junior residents get pain around 90k-100k Rs per month.)

[@yashchaudhary3768]

I can hear the tears just waiting to drop behind the specs every time kiran talked about the bonus

[@ASHOKKUMAR-ry6cg]

You are the coolest doctor I have ever seen

[@carcarroom]

Which one?

[@akshatyadav7488]

Then probably you don’t know dr mike

[@hembabushaw7052]

Then You Probably don't know Dr Mansi Singhal

[@deletedaccount6498]

@@akshatyadav7488 why can't you just appreciate Indian docs who are tryin to up their game!

[@rishikeshmashyal6813]

@@akshatyadav7488 he is a physician m8

[@templatelf]

India: Where your admission into a medical school is decided heavily from which caste you are from but not your education. Where everyone expects you to practice your profession either free of cost or at very cheap rates. Where you get thrashed and lynched because you were unable to save a 90year old guy that took his last breath. Where you do unspeakable things as an intern just to graduate. And after all that you still have to prepare for your speciality and endure even more tougher path. Doctors in India that are honest are sacrificial lambs while the ones that are cunning escape with their malpractices using political influence and money.

[@AbhayRajKarun]

also speak about caste in all the areas , when caste is not abolished how come reservation can be?

[@NrityaK]

A good amount of students cheat their way in mbbs and are not at par with standards of medical care or knowledge. Even neet pg exams are nowhere as tough of a process as USMLE exams. So no wonder pgs have to pay their way into completing their training

[@himanshis.9503]

@@NrityaK yeah USMLE is another level shit. doesn't require just cramming up 19 subjects and puking it out in a fixed time, if you mess up wait for another year

[@divaqueen7898]

Doctor A: Health care in the U.K., is not free - rather it is free at the point of delivery and paid for by each individual monthly via taxation. Hope you are well!

[@treasirewealth4024]

People don’t know the PAAAAIIIINNNN-I know my whole value.

[@GurdeepSinghBagari]

Everyone is talking about INDIA UK US--- anyone checked situation in Australia?? UK doctors are moving to Australia for poor working conditions and low salary. Hospital Registrar Make 70K to 100 K annualy, GP trainee- 100-120K , GP- 200k to 300K. I came in 2012 started working as doctor in 2014- have established 5 Medical centers since then and have 11 doctors working with me and 9 are from Overseas. Happy to help anyone who wants to move to Australia (lot of competition though)

[@sarayusanthosh1045]

working in a govt hospital in India , can prepare you to work anywhere in the world any kind of environment

[@sangamesh.s1448]

Lol😂

[@vishnuvijayvs4057]

So damn true about our 1 day leave per month during internship , when resident allows

[@grahithpai]

Preferably on the pre-OPD day. 😝🙊

[@maazahmed9077]

Dear Dr A, I am really worried on how are you surviving through this? Are you stable? Do you have any debts? If you know your earning less why do you not move to the UK or any other country!

[@DoctorAmedicine]

I haven’t joined residency here. We can work here after Med school+Internship without completing a residency, so that’s okay :) I have plans to move to the UK soon, let’s see how that goes :)

[@paulfiona3938]

@@DoctorAmedicine can u plz tell that... Having taken supplimentary exams during my mbbs will affect getting job in uk???... How important is that??

[@DoctorAmedicine]

@@paulfiona3938 It won't affect at all. Don't worry :)

[@paulfiona3938]

@@DoctorAmedicine thankyou so much for ur reply

[@xlr8_bs514]

Naa I am going to save up some $20000 And go to the US man... Like literally So much money for comparatively little work And then people complain why doctors move to the US and not stay in India

[@Blueheartchoreos]

That multimillionaire Meme sequence was hilarious. you really are a cool dr. Doctor.

[@quentinosaurus7966]

Indian doctors despite their low salary, get a hell lot of money for prescribing medicines from certain brands. Not just money, all sorts of material goods... Flight tickets, electronic appliances, organising camps, even residential flats. So pros and cons like everything else out there.

[@SudShivangi]

I REALLY feel like these are sentiments of many professionals in India. Why doesn't anyone get paid their time's worth? Why can't people get paid enough to cover rent and food and transportation and insurance? It sucks even more when DOCTORS can't get paid this much for everything they do.

[@shivammishra3047]

Doctor are one of highest paid job in India are u on some drugs 🤔😂

[@jovana_26]

I was deeply thinking about studying abroad and working abroad and now I think it is comparitively super good.

[@saniyakhan190]

same...

[@explorer2.035]

jis desh ka namak khata ho usska baara mai toh socho

[@vanshkhanduri2277]

Bad. India need more doctors . But no,MONEY wins always. Leaving your country for just money how shameful is that. In search of money you lost your own country 💔

[@rabidsseegggsshunter]

@@vanshkhanduri2277 money is an important factor. Do you know how much do we have to pay for our college fees? It's also even more expensive to do PG in india. Whereas abroad PG is free. Most doctors are in debt. They have to repay it somehow. If you want to do charity and social service only without any monetary compensation then the medical field is not for you. In a doctor's case they can do social service even after securing their financial future. I've met some doctors who became philanthropic after they were content with their pay.

[@junior29557]

@@vanshkhanduri2277 not just money, so many things are better there. India also has its pro & cons but for certain PG specialties abroad is better. Some others, India is better eg. dermatology & surgical

[@markmitera4521]

As a medical professional, you should know that working longer than 10 hours causes mental mistakes and physical coordination becomes impaired. How can you say you are performing your best on a patient if you know that you are not functioning at 100%.

[@rishnot16]

You can earn about rs.12 lakh per year if you are pursuing your residency from an apex institute, e.g. AIIMS. The fees are next to none there and you get all the facilities. So, basically, if you get selected in a good government college you can earn while you learn and not spend much of it, on the another hand if you pursue your training from a private college, you will get robbed of most of your money and not have much left in the end. You cannot compare INDIAN DOCTORS salary to that of the UK ones as the cost of living is very different in both of the countries, however, it wouldn't hurt to give the DOCTORS the extra money for the extra hard work that they have to do in INDIA.

[@valayprajapati7464]

It isnt about the money. It is about the work hours. 40hrs/week in uk vs god knows how many hours in india.

[@sb5224]

@@valayprajapati7464 And if you adjust for purchasing power UK salaries are shit. Even tech engineers in Bangalore make twice the money UK pays its surgeons

[@gokulsrinath2505]

Lol in my total internship period I’ve took only 3 days leave.

[@thedocnextdoor2364]

Even if we apply for leave I'm not sure if I'll be granted the same

[@sangalianhna2401]

Great man, even I did it without a single day leave

[@basicsurfer08]

its all due to the different in currency rates but Indian aunties will be so excited to say oh my son/daughter earns lakhs/ crores abroad lol little do they know the standard of living/ expenses are equally higher there!

[@treasirewealth4024]

To come from Indian and then to the UK and then to the USA is a desired person to receive. These are disciplined, patient, thankful/humble-they did the WOOOOORRRRRKKKK!!! For free!!! For a period of time. Then received pennies later-real DOCTORS -

[@doyouknoww37]

In india a 1.5 litre water bottle costs 30 indian rupees that is 0.34 pound approx In UK a 1.5 litre water bottle costs 0.95pound that is 83 indian rupees approx So yes i think UK is expensive than INDIA and have same kind of daily expenses also which is actually expensive than India So living in india is best and affordable Medical gives a good amount of salary which is actually good to have a happy life in INDIA

[@tejashdhongadexd5208]

God damn I studied 100+ a week hours to get into AIIMS D I wanted to go to UK after mbbs but my guilt of not serving my country for another year would not let me live.

[@user-kr6sq9df3l]

man can you explain how you studiesa i just entered the 11th grade, how should i plan it, im also an aspirant

[@theshadow6962]

How u r able to read this much please give me some tips i m also a neet aspirant 2021 plz plz 🙏🙏🙏

[@tejashdhongadexd5208]

@@user-kr6sq9df3l it's not really that simple you need a companion through out your journey through the span of 2 years I made a habbit to study 14 hrs a day you could do with 10 if you remember what you learn Read each and every freakin' line of ncert for all phy Chen botany and zoology even diagram, labealings,examples follow the trend of example practice 200 questions a day of biology,100 or 50 que of physics and chemistry (do inorganic and organic only through ncert) Don't waste your valuable time on hard question if you can't find the answer give it a try twice or leave to your teachers sharing a room with a hard-working student would have been good but that's not the case as of now,I was not to disciplined but due to my friend I became one Believe me AIIMS Delhi like haven any medical student can get into Dream big , work bigger Believe me guy you will work most only in the span of this 2 years then you be busy enjoying beautiful AIIMS CAMPUS I am right now preparing for aims PG Neet requires cramming rather than understanding like in earlier AIIMS exam now what NTA has done you know it better studying with consistency for 8-9hrs can can also work now okay see you as doctor..

[@unknownwitch5042]

Don't feel guilty bro it's your life and money is important and it's not wrong to have big dreams and want to achieve them. If you can definitely go to UK and earn more and live a successful life. Best wishes to you.

[@tejashdhongadexd5208]

@@unknownwitch5042 thanks man best wishes to you.😘

[@Clan501-Scotland]

Indian doctors are the best. An Indian throat specialist just found a large tumour in my throat that the Scottish doctors had misdiagnosed as acid reflux. I've now had my tumour removed and on the way to recovery. So ty india 🇮🇳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 lol

[@goutamboppana961]

nice bro

[@sadique5585]

The most important think is that How we can be their ?? What r the procedures or exams we have to go through??

[@ankitsemwal4353]

Yep

[@Shri-ud9jm]

if it is uk u need to take the PLAB exam, in the us it is the USMLE

[@tntfreddan3138]

So Kiran's basic pay is basically what I earn overtime and inconvenient working hours. IWH is +50% and is counted before 6AM and after 6PM. Since I sometimes work 12+ hours/day I tend to get slightly more than average pay.

[@healthmedicine.7603]

You are really awsome man. Such an cool communication. With people ....

[@fighteramit1]

Though Indian doctors are overworked and underpaid during training u pay colleges chillar. 4-5lakhs is for private colleges. In govt colleges average fees is 5000/year during MBBS and 1000/year during postgraduate degree. Nowadays during internship students are paid 15-20k/month and postgraduate trainees are paid 50-70000/month ofcourse in govt colleges depending on which state u are in.

[@himanshis.9503]

wut? I'm gonna pay about 45 lac to my med school as tuition for mbbs here in india

[@PANDA_SPEAKS101]

Point : be a doctor in a western country.

[@alive9386]

And that's what this propaganda is all about.

[@alphastriker5799]

@Rahul Dhum this is some Bitter truth

[@neetugupta9987]

Crack uslme (idk the proper word)..IF U CAN IN UR PG

[@alphastriker5799]

@@neetugupta9987 hahahahahhaha .... reservation op 😀.....the fellowship which was granted by the government of India for meritious top 10 students and paid for thier whole expenditure along with fees with the amount required to live ...for the studying and residency year is now only reserved for st,sc and OBC ...general can't apply there...won't believe me ... checkout government of India's Human resource Development official website

[@alphastriker5799]

@@neetugupta9987 yeah where do I get letter of recommendation from a us-based doctor??? When my ancestral line has been living in the country of India

[@pimpom886]

As foreign medical graduate intern in India I get paid by discrimination and piss offs. Money is off the chart

[@masterdementer]

Ummm I dunno how I end up here who will be going for engineering but hey it's good to know doctors don't have it easy either. Hope everyone overcomes them good luck

[@suddhasattwaray6100]

A Dr in India in private practice earns much more than his counter part in UK after 10 yrs of practice. Especially surgeons

[@yxuzy7205]

I'm a Doctor doing my job every night and I dont get paid anything. I'm a massage Doctor for my dad. I diagnose where his back pain are.

[@yxuzy7205]

@@konhaiyehiishaa 😁

[@dr.shubhamaggarwal5729]

In India mostly government medical colleges Interns get 10000-23000 per month. Okayish for interns In private medical colleges Interns get zero to 8-12000 per month (depends on owner and government) In post graduation a first year resident gets 65000 to 110000 per month depending on state and government or private college. If we come to fees structure private college can go upto 70 lacs per year for residency

[@manoranjitha2969]

I do not know which college pays that much for post graduate junior resident doctors let me tell you it is ridiulous and I have never ever heard of it not even from central institutes. we literally got 30k rrupees in first year of post graduation that too not at proper times and some times lot lesser than that. even after finishing post graduation, the pay is 95,000 rupees and that js higher than anywhere I have heard about.Even after spending crores to get a seat, with the current pay it will be a decade atleast to earn it! it is not a joke!

[@vyna180]

​@@manoranjitha2969 Present condition which course is best bro cse side or mbbs I want peacful life 😢nd less stress ful life Nd i m general category ..

[@TheWolvesCurse]

getting additional pay for working nightshifts or weekends is normal in most jobs in europe. i work in maintenance, i get 25% extra per hour when working nightshift, and 70% extra for working on sundays. i live in germany. i make about the same, maybe a bit less money than Kiran in his second year as a doctor, but i also work less hours on average, having a 35hour work week contract, and unionized benefits.

[@drgeozach]

Won't living costs be much higher in UK than India ? So even though a UK doctor makes more salary, won't the standard of life be almost the same? Like Ali Abdaal video I remember seeing how doctors struggle to make ends meet by just NHS payments. It's not that much a struggle I feel in India.

[@MusicMANiac86]

Yes you're correct

[@indobrit4999]

Salary should be converted in GDP always to get a idea of the amount you earn 49000 pounds comes to 13lakhs rupees INR But 13 lakh in UK is way less because of living cost, whereas India has cheaper living cost and more luxurious lifestyle with that salary

[@drgeozach]

@@indobrit4999 That gives clarity. Thanks!

[@gloriaalva8781]

@@indobrit4999 . yes you are right.

[@himanipanse7548]

Hello sir.. it would be a great help if you could explain about how an India MBBS pass out from a private institute get a chance to work abroad..

[@doc_doom1]

Exams Nothing else can get u a job abroad .. Depends that in which country u wanna work ..

[@aaronderyl]

I am an Indian doctor who moved to the UK two years ago (in 2019). If I knew what I know now earlier, I would have moved earlier. This lack of knowledge is what gets us stuck and I’m happy to help anyone who needs this knowledge.

[@thatsnotmyname424]

@@aaronderyl okay so where have you moved to and which exams did you qualify?

[@aaronderyl]

@@thatsnotmyname424 London. MRCEM.

[@neetugupta9987]

Ab to next hogya h ..sabko paper dena padega vo internship ke liye

[@balanimemyself]

@10:00 100K pounds a year ? That's 1cr+ I don't see any regular doctor in India making that amount of money even in decades!! and yet people in here screw us saying that we doctors are here to bankrupt people... 🙏🙃 Now they're saying 3 yrs of rural work as well.. god knows what happens to the future Indian doctors!!

[@Riddhi_Ray]

I used to think that all doctors are nerdy type of guy but you changed my perception. Really u are cool man!!

[@HarshitSingh-it7kp]

I respect you, Indian doctors. A fellow Indian.

[@anonymousanonymous7208]

In India there is no work life balance and rural service shit is compulsory that's why students are moving abroad

[@chhingariindian]

Then study in either abroad or private med colleges, rather than public funded government med colleges.

[@amitjyotithakuria6889]

Bro if you want to buy a Lambo in India then you should choose your profession to be an actor or politician businessman because I think no other jobs in India have given such a hefty amount of salary

[@moonandstars1995]

We don’t even get paid extra for festivals also 😂 I remember I had to work on Diwali day too and at night I came home to celebrate😅😅. No extra pay for night shifts also in India 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@AhmedAli-mx9hk]

Itnaa kam karna padh tahakya?

[@AsadKhan-xf7yn]

Indian doctors start medicine after 12 years of education, but in North America one starts medicine after 16 years of education + minimum 3 years of residency to get a GP license.

[@adityakumarshukl6261]

Sir, does doctor(ms) in private hospital get fixed salary or salary depends upon number of surgery they performed?

[@DoctorAmedicine]

Depends mostly on number of surgeries done

[@Rittika19]

Ig it's like fixed % per surgery type

[@sauranilguha1968]

They mostly have cool shifts is because, their people are more concerned about their health than ours. They will have regular check ups done to reduce last min hassle. Indian people are always used to visit doctors only in extreme emergency cases. All of us all like this.

[@udaykumaritha9999]

Dude we get here punches and bruises as additional payments...

[@whatever19997]

That's not happening everywhere tho It's just 0.001%

[@rishu6870]

@@whatever19997 generalise krne mai maza aata hai. Iss hisab se kuch doctor bhi patient ko harass krte hai to fir agar wo bhi generalise krke bolne lage ki saare doctors aise hote hain to inhe bura lgega fir.

[@nathanashley2693]

Drs in America do 2 to 3 times the work of a Dr in the socialised UK system.

[@leroydsouza5410]

Hey! Ive joined bangalore med college Which college did you graduate from?

[@DoctorAmedicine]

Same place. Graduated in 2019 :D

[@medicalstudy2065]

After watching this comparison video i finally realized that BANGLADESH is similar to INDIA as a medical professional , we have to pay the hospital because of our 100 hrs weeks shift as trainee!!! Such ridiculous!!!

[@sikharsaha4201]

Hello Sir can we come back to India after speciality training in the UK? Are speciality training UK is valid in India?

[@dr_mak]

yes

[@sush5442]

Yes

[@utubenewb1265]

Although free or negative pay is the lowest, as for the UK or the USA, those incredibly high wages also have much higher costs for necessities. As for my area the minimum rent for a 1bedroom apt is $1,000/month, in the nearby city it is $1,300-1,500. These are bad apts in possibly dangerous neighborhoods. There are almost zero options for rooming houses. Just 1 room in place is usually $700. There are quite a few fully employed people who live in their car, or in a shelter, or tent. The tent cities (American slums) are regularly cleared/destroyed. In winter it is very possible to freeze to death.

[@rohaaansngh1725]

Public of India doesn't deserves Doctors

[@maha8413]

True

[@Baby90-LP]

True

[@ankitbarua4805]

Your statement doesn't make any sense. You just treat your own motherland as rubbish.

[@rohaaansngh1725]

@@ankitbarua4805 Bruh stop manipulating yourself and others who read your comment do you even know how much pains does it take to become a doctor and after all that when you finally practice and by chance if you couldn't save a patient what does the public do they beat them why?!?!? what kind of country are we even living in where public is privileged to have doctors but treats them like shit you do realise that foreign countries like US UK etc pay doctors so much as much as they deserve that's why people settle in those countries because they have much more resources and like they hella respect doctors bruh just do your homework before commenting some random ass shit

[@Crymeareva]

People of India are tired of doctor's arrogance, greed, cuts & commission, unwanted tests that they prescribe, misdiagnosis, turning deaf ear to poors pandering to riches , Nepotism, and so many things. The one thing I'd recommend indian doctors, especially the giants in thier field, BE HUMBLE.

[@prajothbaby1333]

US doctors - 4 years college + 4 year Medical schools + 2 years residency + 2 years of specialization.Also all the board exams and medical licences. The tutution fees they are paying is minimum 300k to 350k dollars, where as in india and UK doctors dont have to spend this much money and time in university. The fees is very very less of what in US. So American doctor get paid more because of thier investment in time and money and this cannot be compare with India and UK

[@SakshiSingh-kk9gk]

In govt medical colleges, the fee is very negligible. Plus, during internship, we don't need to pay anything. Having said that, the total salary is nowhere close to his given the number of hours we work.

[@aswinchandran4181]

Why should someone be paying for an internship?

[@anmolverma6389]

You forgot how few these seats are.

[@snehilmalsaria2762]

which licensing exams did u give or planning to give? You are looking to work in the UK I suppose

[@anvithmkunder842]

Awesome video !!!

[@DoctorAmedicine]

Thanks boss! :D

[@aatmanraina9926]

Conclusion - Its not worth at all becoming a doctor in india if you want to earn good ( If you like getting thrashed by the public thats another exception )

[@malabikasahadas1114]

I'm sorry to say this...but you'r intro is way too much similar to kharmamedic and dont be mad . Just adjust it so the similarities are not so prevalent. Lots of love😊 You're doing great.

[@jaybeeimpex]

Doctor Sanjay and Kiran, I am quite impressed with the information you are providing about Medical profession and allied issues in different corners of world. UK Govt. is providing free Medical services to all citizens and doing very useful job for the Society, but would be very interesting to know about accessibility of services to different classes of society. All Societies have more or less socioeconomic stratas may be less in UK but it's bound to be there. I am sure you would appreciate that free service which is difficult or not possible to access is as good as no service. Best Regards Dr. Jagdish Ruparel from Mumbai, Bharat, graduated from Rural Medical College from Interior town of Maharashtra known as Sangli in 1979 ( completed Internship that is 1st year foundation equivalent in UK ).

[@junior29557]

Why is it not accessible? Where did you get that info?

[@kachraseth322]

It's true even as intern, I've worked 40 hours straight. Particularly my college is notorious for heavy internship and post mbbs jr/mo ship as we don't have pg seats apart from derma and obgy. So below AP we are accountable despite being interns. Many a times post mbbs MO go on strikes for pay disbursement and while all the workload falls on interns. At a times I was so exhausted that I don't even remember which day it is after waking up coz need to go to ED or ward. I've managed 6 patients of poisoning and MI at same time felt like one man army. The confidence of saving one's life comes at a cost as we can't study for the same year exam due to so much work. Many students flee to a low workload internship college and prepare for exam. Pay was ₹5800 or 79$🤣 But I'm confident enough to do Emergency Duties in any ICU now. I've lost 10kg weight that year. Hope situation improves and becomes bearable for students.

[@vyna180]

Present condition which course is best bro cse side or mbbs I want peacful life 😢nd less stress ful life Nd i m general category

[@sumayyarehman99]

Wooooow. Omfg Dr. Rohin Francis commented on your vidoe AAAAANDDD shared it on instaa😱😱😱

[@jisnudeepmandal]

It would have been more interesting if he had discussed the expenses also.

[@pinkynandi8894]

In uk a medical student pays 45-50lakhs tuition fees

[@anmolverma6389]

Lol so doctors here don't have satisfaction of knowing every person could came to them, and they aren't paid that well !?! Damn. makes you wanna go to uk too.

[@tanvivayangankar4402]

Thanku for being doctor in India we are thankfull to have doctors like you

[@leiyasokashung8218]

Salary wise yeah definitely better but one should also consider the cost of living in UK,US..it's damned expensive

[@masakkali499]

It's not that expensive... I'm a nurse in the UK and I can easily save atleast £1500 a month after all outgoings. Along with my husband's savings it comes around £3000 savings as long as you are not driving around any fancy cars and dishing out lots of money on branded clothes and eating out..

[@neetugupta9987]

Living in Mumbai is also expensive

[@anshulmayatra2501]

Residents in gujarat are paid around 84000 per month . One of highest across india in a gov. Clg of course

[@kumarsenchoudhury1542]

Compare fee of Indian government medical college vs same of UK/USA

[@aaronderyl]

UK and USA - post graduate training programs - Zero fees. During training - good salary is paid as the doctor trains in whichever specialty.India - doctors waste time in entrance coaching centres instead of practising medicine which they learnt fresh from mbbs. Fees runs into lakhs and crores. No salary but only basic “stipend”

[@gatsu7742]

India has higher fee relative to the earnings of its populace

[@leelakrishan7453]

I am also going to become doctor after 3 years but i never taken a dream to buy lambo or any luxury car because i don,t like to sit in car and i am not very fond of cars , i like nature and natural beauty

[@medicinegenius7016]

Sir aap konsi exam k liye prepare kar rhe ho, NEET PG PLAB or USMLE

[@SandeshKaleVeggoMelburnian]

I feel bad for doctors in India. Though doctors are not the only community that gets paid badly. Engineers that work in IT get paid a pittance, especially at the junior level. Also, it does seem that senior doctors in India just ensure that the terrible working conditions that they experienced keep continuing for junior doctors and residents. Also, I would question the physical and mental stamina that a doctor in India doing a straight forty hours would have. And the quality of treatment an underpaid overworked doctor can give their patients.

[@shyamalijaiswal730]

Medical life is hell in india 😢😢

[@uh3463]

Being a doctor in uk is as shit as working in india . Rent 800GBP/month Water 10GBp/month Internet -27GBP/month Council tax -125GBp /month Grocery -300GBP Other expenses -100-150GBP Salary in hand -2650GBP If u have a child or wife then gone ! Uk life is as shit as India .After studying for 5.5-8yrs you are paid equally like others who are working as a food delivery guy .

[@malikaarora5206]

Hey! Just came across your channel and i love what you're doing! There’s not much clear information about post MBBS options and your channel is definitely helping aspirants like me! I too plan to move to UK but only after completing PG here in India( i’m a post intern and currently a PG aspirant). Is there a way to connect so as to discuss about PLAB?

[@junior29557]

Why shift post PG?

[@uh3463]

After ur pg plab will be UKMLA ..so why wasting time discussing abt plab

[@hedathaleswarnalatha1785]

I hv shared ur u tube video with my dlave doctors who do not get 20 mins time to rke bath n brush. Dey wakeup n report at 7/8 am , work till 10/11 pm n come bk home n fall into bed without evn washing thr hands without dinner bcos its all closed . Whn dey wake up its alrdy 6:0 am n get rdy n rush to hosp n wrk wrk till next day late evening aftr finishing da previous nights duty. I am sick nw . Waiting for a day to get a loan from bsnk aftr dey grt jobs n thn buy a hse if i sm n dey r alive.

[@Heyjudeeeee12321]

i heard practicing medicine in the UK is best in this planet, would you please male a video on studying medicine from scholar ship to tuition fess covering everything that builds up the mind map

[@himalipun198]

In your every smile, it seems like you want to cry with every time him elaborating his payments check.

[@narayanjeev]

The fact that Medical education is provided for almost free in Indian government colleges has to be factored in. In the US, medical degrees can cost upto a million dollars. And yes, doctors make much more in Corporate Hospitals than in Government postings.

[@kekeh.5696]

Me as a Pre med student hearing the intro🙂

[@agnihotrimishka5556]

Hey, I’ve searched a lot bout the MRCS exam but still having uncleared doubts.. so plzzzzz can you also make a video bout that too 🥺

[@drvineetsharma3635]

Do mrcs after it u r eligible for gmc and speciality training

[@tears2392]

Plab or mrcs Which one is better

[@aashaypatel1242]

@@tears2392 PLAB after MBBS and MRCS/MRCP after MS/MD/DNB. The MRCS route is definitely more advisable since you’ll be qualified to practice in EU/ME as well as India. You can return back to India whenever you want and Doctors with MRCS degree and MCH(And some ST3 experience from EU) get paid very well in corporate hospitals(50L+ per year). Only downside is you have to get a good rank in NEET PG and pick up a good MD/MS/DNB seat(And NEET is definitely tougher than PLAB, if not tougher definitely more competitive)

[@Abhishekgupta-cy7xb]

Please guide me to build my future in UK or US. I am an Indian medical graduate form Madhya Pradesh.. it's a humble request please help me I really want to explore outside India .. I m sorry if I have done any English mistakes but I will surely overcome there mistakes .. At the end please help me 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@radhupv5291]

The cost of living in UK is much higher as compared to India though. More than the money, I'm more intrigued by the humane working conditions

[@IDS-medicos]

When u told 40 HRs in one go...I felt it ..I am post intern from a govt med college in Bhopal and yes open candidate now planning for plab and reason is obvious sir

[@vyna180]

Present condition which course is best bro cse side or mbbs I want peacful life 😢nd less stress ful life Nd i m general category

[@mansikose2825]

Sir according to Mr karan he got extra pay for extra hours but u don't know that Railway also give extra pay to their employees for extra hours so this trend is also followed in India ,not to doctors but yup for Railway employee

[@ankitsemwal4353]

🤷