The HARSH REALITY of Medical Profession in India!

[@LightYagami-sj2ls]

I read about the Rajasthan doc in Times of India.Front page I think so.Her last wish in the suicide note was to not ruin the lives of innocent doctors.-As per Times of India.

[@varunprajapati4362]

Light use the Book I gave you against those people.

[@varunprajapati4362]

@Mayank Vishesh Ok I won't kill him this time. I can even trade my eyes with him, using that It'll be more easy to kill people 👹👺😈 But you know what, everything comes with a price, and the price for letting Light live this Time is .........it is........... Ha.....haaa .........haaaa.....aahhhhhhaaaa.........hhaaaa.......haaaa.......aahhhhhaa The price is 💢 'A hundred Apples everyday' U willing to trade that Light ?? 😈

[@kaibhardwaj1952]

I only have two words for dr Aditya Gupta,straightforward and a legend!

[@automobileindia4207]

That is why he topped inevery spect ug pg and mch etc

[@devilsoul6749]

isko kon legend bol raha hai

[@joemed02]

@@devilsoul6749 Tu kaun hai be?

[@priyankasardana01]

@@automobileindia4207 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIq8paeaZpt7qLM

[@nishaddas4854]

legend kia hota hai beee , bo vhi ek insaan hi hai

[@Vitaminprotein7]

RIP Dr archana sharma (gynaecologist who died yesterday) 😢🙏

[@daenerystargaryen7778]

finally! someone speaking facts!!!!!!!!! im a final year med student from tamilnadu. you are like my online mentor! thanks bro! it's such a relief watching your videos. is there any online community of med students and doctors like this youtube channel. id love to be a part of it.

[@Dhruv-wj3bn]

@@Gargtisha bhai har jagah yahi shuru kr dete ho tum log

[@aishwaryaanand8014]

I completely agree. I dont understand why we glorify mental torture here in india. I remember students at my neet coaching talking about parental pressure, money and prestige to be the reason why they wanted to pursue medicine. I'm happy I chose to talk to doctors about my plan to be a doctor and discuss what my career and life would be like before taking a firm desicion. This video needs to be seen by NEET UG aspirants edit: a friend of mine went to private college to spend over 1 cr on mbbs degree just for job security. I feel terribly sorry for him 🤧

[@notperfect316]

Yaa bro mine friend too un private college... it's terrible

[@vyna180]

Which course u r doing now??

[@HelloWorld-me5hq]

That 1cr if invested properly in any real estate deals or agricultural mega projects then he would have money security for next 5 generations .

[@ojaswitatoppo5306]

4:26 I appreciate your rigour for shedding light to this specific topic. This is quite the problem in India where we think - oh! This person is a high grade officer he/ she must be open minded- this presumption comes from us because we have associated it with the status/ hierarchy. The fact is that high academic education doesn't not guarantee you that one would be less rigid/ conservative. It's really frustrating when we, as a society, are determined to put people inside boxes that mustn't be there in the first place. Kudos to you for not allowing such scrutinization to shatter your spirits.

[@I_know_He_knows_that_lee_know]

Bilkul sahi kaha apne sir. Just because someone is a doc doesn't mean ki vo kuch or nahi kar sakte. It's completely their choice!

[@LaadliShree-ji]

I am seriously saying this isko dekhne k bd I am motivated more! And that line “tera kya jata h uski marzi ”🔥🔥🔥

[@meowpersonified]

Sir I've been following your channel since the last three months and I really appreciate the way you're guiding aspirants like us. You make us see not only the good parts of the medical profession, but also the unglamorous negative parts. Money and respect are important to almost everyone, yes. But I truly believe that your drive to actually be dedicated to your profession is the most important thing to be good at it. I really really want to become a doctor, not for the reasons most people want to, but because i don't see myself doing anything else for the rest of my life. I truly love biology and everything about medicine fascinates me. Will definitely come back in a few months to comment that I finally realised my dream. Wish you a great day ahead sir!

[@blackmamba677]

Well said

[@SeriousStudent603]

can you give me some tips on how to get fascinated with the medical field please?

[@medicalaspirant3410]

Hey that is the only reason I am preparing for neet ug but after hearing from my brother pressure and stress during internship iam doubting myself wether it is really worth it or not

[@Sudh16]

@@medicalaspirant3410 me too I just dropped the idea of becoming doctor.

[@Perpetually_curious0511]

By being curious about the science and how body works

[@tryingtobebetter5382]

Imagine people like me cracking mbbs late in life and who graduated late in life have to see this. I am someone who got addmitted late in mbbs despite circumstances against me but sometimes when I look at all this i feel why do we deserve this? Do we deserve being scrutinised like this constantly and being talked over, insulted ,gaslighted, abused ? Obviously no. Don't they realise most of us are more than happy to serve and not everyone is oppurtunistic? That we are humans too who get sad, angry, depressed , demotivated and not just Machine . I am only going forward in life due to passion for medicine nothing else drives me but yes this fear of being defamed for no fault lingers me.

[@lalitsharma7458]

That was my sole reason to be a doctor that I was fascinated about human body and it's related complications

[@Tobi-dx8oj]

There are many NEET Aspirants here so my message for them : 1. If you are thinking medical as a safe option/ career you're absolutely wrong, this profession asks for more than giving to you. Don't really fall into the traps of Medico vloggers , I have seen few of them and all of them are BS, they make money by your views. 2. This BJP Govt has somehow picked that MBBS can be a centre around politics, so they somehow try to make it as their vote card. Eg : Hindi MBBS Course in MP (Shivraj should work on improving the IMR which is highest in MP) ,Increased reservation 3. Toxic Work Culture : MBBS is fine but you'll eventually face a very toxic work culture which people have normalised by saying ki PG h 4. For Student of General Category I directly speak to you : Bhai MBBS me aate hi USMLE/ PLAB ki tyaari krlena, mai late hogya ( Batch 2015) you still have time, tumhari izzat nhi h yha..bahar jaao waha ka racism face krna is way better than yha ka face krna

[@Solelymine]

I can feel ya man, thankyou for your guidance! I am an pcmb student, but after all this reservation bullshit and after seeing the harsh reality of medical career I switched to jee and engineering! I wish you all the best for your future endeavours! PS I am also an big Naruto fan!🔥🧡✨

[@overtlycovert3610]

I just can't leave my country......I won't pressurise u to do so; but remember the amount of money nd resources this country spent on u to a lvl where u can safely decide your future....if u don't wanna do MBBS..... don't do it but don't leave this country, u can go for any career Aur haa, hrr career jha tum service krr rhe ho (be it any job) wha tumhe aise Aholes milenge Jo tumhari mental health aur life ko for granted lenge....even in foreign countries as well.

[@maaaan2314]

Acha bjp politics krte h aur congress nhi karti?

[@richa5709]

Can u pls tell what racism general category students face after mbbs??

[@swarnendukhanra699]

i totally relate where this is coming from ..... but usmle or plab demands money and so many of us don't have that much luxury ....

[@Lemon8soda]

Go doctors you deserve to be wealthy healthy and you deserve not equal but a much better type of quality living ❤

[@priyankasardana01]

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[@chetaneditz8850]

Indian parents --mera baccha doctor banega Also Indian parents -- sab doctors loot te h so why they want their child lootera 😂😂😂 .Indians are so confused .

[@zainabshams]

Respect and only respect! From a JR from KGMU 😇😇😇

[@thegooddoctor5450]

Good to see sir you have a spine and you talk about fellow doctors

[@isharaghuwanshi2442]

Thanks a lot sir for telling this I am neet 2023 student now thinking to change path Because of this harsh reality 😔😔

[@Sudh16]

Ya.. It's not late to reconsider the decisions of your life.

[@isharaghuwanshi2442]

@@Sudh16 I accept this reality now I am ready too face it because still I am facing too many things in my life🙂 and now I have faith in God and believe in myself 😌😌 btw thank you for suggestion have great future ahead 😊😊

[@srahulb6]

​@@isharaghuwanshi2442hii what are you doing now?? NEET???

[@avinashanilnair3537]

Very true to the point Aditya, I am a doctor too. I keep telling people to see the reality before forcing their children to medical profession.

[@isha6586]

So according to you is it true that the medical profession is the most secure one with high pays and a luxury life

[@HelloWorld-me5hq]

​​@@isha6586people with this mentality still live in 1900s. It depends on ur skills , it doesn't matter what job or what field u choose. Example a panipuri wala earns 25 k a month and another panipuri chaat wala earns 2 lakh rupees per month, he earns more because he know better marketing and has better taste which attracts more customer. It doesn't matter what job u do, for job security u have to work hard honestly. People have this mentality of going to mbbs or choosing govt jobs because they think once they enter there , his/her life is settled and they don't have to work anymore whereas in reality it's opposite,u have to work even more and even in govt jobs they have to work and be responsible. So stop chasing job security, rather chase excellence of skills. Cause end of the day better skilled person will rise.

[@ppb27]

this video was a eye opener to all the people out there worth a watch !

[@anjalimishra4218]

I am leaving mbbs and going for CAT actually I can't take it now such a hectic schedule n such time taking I am not giving up but i don't want to be doctor now.

[@jerryvarghese9466]

You should be proud of yourself for realising what you want in life...

[@randomone532]

Ik I'm late but can u pls elaborate the reason u r quitting mbbs if u don't mind.. It would help ppl like me get some clarity:) like ppl say "it's very hard" But I wanna know how hard is it that u r quitting!

[@palakpatel6800]

In which year were you in mbbs ..when you left it?

[@palakpatel6800]

And are you doing MBA right now..mthen how is your journey??

[@mrsingh7254]

U are dr or neet ug aspirant. Having same thoughts recently that i can do much more in life than wasting time on this. ( medicine aint my passion no offence to hard working drs)

[@ABHISHEKSINGH-qt6eb]

You are best .. keep going.... you inspiring us .. we love your work

[@aniljangid2853]

Sir please keep going ahead because you are making us to wake up,run and live our dreams.thanks a lot. Many many blessings for you

[@doctora2367]

Am a doctor currently working as a medical officer at a PHC in a periphery village in Rajasthan, after completing my internship I joined state services and it’s been over a year now , I have completed my probation period and currently preparing for neetpg ( as during probation govt doesn’t give permission for appearing neetpg) , yesterday’s news of dr Archana’s demise and situation that made her to do it , saddened me and I totally connected with the scenario, as working in rural area , many local politicians ( chutabhaiya neta) try to interfere in your hospital matters just for sake of their own benefit, and it really takes a toll on you , my escape mechanism for this was to clear neetpg asap and get to a city asap, other thing I concluded is to not take a life saving branch , wanted earlier but not at cost of my mental peace as violence against doctors is at peak!

[@rishi6587]

Hey there ! I m currently in my intern period and i wanted to ask u is it worth it to work in the govt service as a Medical officer through Upsc CMS, i m not talking bout salary, as i already know it will be based on 7th pay commission, i jst want to be aware of the working environment

[@doctora2367]

@@rishi6587 well am sorry , as am working for state government and got selected through Rajasthan state exam and this is different from Upsc cms MO , different workplace and challenges. Am myself not aware much of UPSC MO.

[@Sudh16]

Will you make your kids doctor?

[@doctora2367]

@@Sudh16 if they will ask my guidance , certainly I will tell them to choose something else!

[@Sudh16]

@@doctora2367 yes sir , I have friends whose parents are doctors but they insisted their children to become software developers, software engineer and business course but none of them told to chose doctor...

[@prajnaparamita2728]

Thanks bro,you help me to take the right decision 🙏☺️

[@notperfect316]

For me money matters..so i am not going for mbbs at all

[@saakshisharma1518]

I don't know why people only want doctor to be in doctor mood 24×7... They don't understand the one put for being a doctor... Also I don't think if someone changes the field after mbbs to IAS or MBA.. There's Anything like.. waste of seat... Because when u enter mbbs ur are a 18 yr old kid... May be u didn't knew what u wanted to be... slowly u became mature about ur choices...it their choice man... People only judge doctors... They don't say same thing to engineer aur any other filed that u have wasted a seat...

[@pranavbhushan5391]

I am a NEET UG aspirant and it's my 2nd drop. And, my primary motivation for joining MBBS is that I love medical science and I want to learn about it. I am willing to study. I am willing to put my 12-13 years. I am happy with a decent sustainable salary. The thing I don't like and which is making me doubt my decision is the RESIDENCY LIFE. Literally, they have 36-48hours duty. They don't sleep somedays and live on 3 hr sleep. They, don't have a life other than that. No, work-life balance. They are tortured by their seniors. And it is very TOXIC. I love medical science but I also love my sleep. I am not a robot who can work that insane amount of time without eating and sleeping. If the workload of doctors should come down. They should not work more than 10-12 hours max. They are also humans. They also need rest and they also need time to enjoy. I think the government should do something about it and the seniors should be more responsible and ragging should be stopped at all costs. I wish these things in India gets sorted ASAP.

[@shreyawagh6424]

Focus on neet .....don't give up on your dreams because of the residency part If u r afraid of residency then it's better to do it abroad like uk Uk residency I thinks take around 7-10 years but in india if you pursue DM then total years are going to be same .....just don't get demotivate during your drop years......if u truly love profession go for it

[@Questforeternallove]

rise up to vedic culture!! women needs to be protected..thats vedic culture... women should themselves be alert for their protection practically.... it needs serious action but practicality is to stay safe n protected by choosing safer profession which values your safety n ur basic work rights..... but country needs female doctors especially when it comes to gynaec we need females in many fields...but pls all female residents should raise this that they will go for residency only if even males should also raise only if it assures max 12hr shift...we r humans not machines c'mon....doctors(neet pg applicants) r not less ....gov is selfish to invest more to pay n employ more doctors to pay at gov hospitals....there r big companies too which need 24hr service...but they hv shifts day n night shift...employees change after every 12 hrs...residents should raise this...this is not profession this is making u not humans but asses n machines...what real healh care n medical science teaches is that practically human cant serve n function efficiently without proper 5-6hr sleep n diet ....gov hospitals is just abt saving gov money so they hv to pay less to man power... all residents should go to legit strike untill basic rights of work like max 12hr shifts r not granted... they should increase gov pg seats..they should double gov pg seats.....employing 50 percent residents preferably females in day shifts 12hrs & male residents preferably in night 12hr shift..... girlsss become vedic!! dont settle for less safety or compromised health.

[@rajat4418]

Hi sir, tbh even the money that's there is definitely highly imbalanced with input output ratio. N a few doctors we see who are earning heavily are just the tip of the iceberg. Rest of us just make as much as engineers or CAs.

[@blissofGuruji]

People judge no matter what you do...as a female being a good academician i was judged for solo traveling...and that judgement is on face of your character. They judged when i was healthy...they still judge when i am severely underweight...now few ..so called my friends are like .oh..u look as if ageing...no one knows what pain each day with bloated tight abdomen I go through...what pain i went through endoscopy...in what fear am living ..but ppl out there will judge.. so Dr. Adi..you are right ppl judge...and this thing is more sickening in India

[@smartkti2638]

Exactly.your story is same as mine

[@mrkohli09]

Sir ap ayse hi hume motivate karte rahe❤️

[@shruti-926]

Usko pehle doctor banna tha ab usne proffession change karne ka socha usme tera kya jaa raha hai yaar 😂😂 lovely dr.aditya khud bhale life me kuch na ukhada ho doosro ko gyan dene me indian society ekdum se aage aa jati h btw lovely content keep making vedios logon ko bakwaas kee alawa kaise bhi kuch karne nahi aata

[@usmanmallick6449]

Couldn't agree with you more bro. I'm an engineer turned doctor and loving every moment in the medical profession. I also faced a barrage of questions and snide remarks for choosing to pursue medicine after engineering but then I brushed aside the concerns that come up as a consequence of 'log kya sochenge'. It's your life ultimately, take decisions for yourself rather than letting others do it. Keep up the good work!!

[@Sudh16]

Don't mind , What is your reason behind choosing mmbs over enginnering. In which branch did u complete your engineering?

[@cuteamor831]

But can some engineer be doctor....?

[@icecreamiscream8984]

​@@cuteamor831only a chutiya would do so🤣🤣

[@tanaymahajan]

Chill man, it might be your ug you're enjoying..

[@leenahujuri7993]

I am certified singer from all india radio ,music is my passion ansd working as junior resident.people tell me why do i sing in the stage and all india radio.Thos is the reality bro

[@Sudh16]

Most of us r middle class and regret our choice of choosing mbbs Middle class don't have privilege of persuing their passion They just join mbbs for money, to look after family and got heartbroken 💔💔💔. Most of the doctors mental health is vulnerable.. If u r from middle class ,want job for money then please 🙏 don't chose mbbs ,it will disappoint you even at ur 30s ur gona be dependent on your parents for financial support... In India doctors are underpaid Ask this person , I'm sure he don't wana make his kid study MBBS. Even me don't want my kid to study MBBS . If u hail from rich family or ur parents are doctors ,have ur own clinic or hospital ,then it is easy for you but I'm repeating not for middle class ones.

[@abhisek918]

I think earning 60-70k per month is enough for middle class and see now engineers are being fired for no reason and about you will be dependent on parrents during pg one will get 60-100k per month i don't think earning such amount per month in India is dependent on anyone so please don't spread rumours go to a marriage proposal or job market u will get to know value of MBBS..

[@Sudh16]

@@abhisek918 company isi har kisi ko fire nhi kregi Jo mehnati h unko toh koi company nhi Kona chayegi. Start up ventures me bhi join kr sakte h. Tm doctor ho ya enginner but what matters is how much hardworking you are!. I think engineers ko apne hobbies k liye time bhi milta hoga lekin doctors ko kha milti h bs family k liye mile to badi baat h.

[@abhisek918]

@@Sudh16 see current layoffs still u r saying company don't fire hardworking guys??

[@Sudh16]

@@abhisek918 so what ,if he is hardworking and fired by one company he will not be unemployed for life ,he can try for another company.

[@sonali01299]

So how we should choose our career?

[@woopimiku4673]

If you actually compare with the working hours and doctor patient ratio in the country we are actually underpaid as compared to other government servant of the same grade , they get off on Saturday, sundays , nights but still same salary . So no please money is not ok .

[@chaudhary7948]

Sir, hope so the youth change their mindset bcz of people like you.....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Ram-j9r5d]

superb Content, Strength of this channel and dr.aditya is showing Reality of Healthcare system ,Coachings And Amazing Tips for exams

[@Drray-x3859]

Nearly everyday I am facing some short of violence.it feels like before coming to hospital people are deciding if dr won't comply to what they need they won't spare him. And forget about respect one mlc case I attended the local goons using slangs while talking between themselves and only thing I can do is pretending as if i can't hear them. This life sucks as hell.

[@sahil.lad10]

Dr Gupta don't you ever feel that if you had moved to USA you would've had a better professional life ?

[@rakeschaudhari5400]

He wants to be here and serve nation. He sais that in a previous video.

[@DZenin-106]

He said he loves the profession not secondary reason.

[@riddhimamohan376]

Hearing about the gold medalist doctor in Rajasthan is really disheartening.people blame doctors for everything that goes wrong not realising that every situation can't be tackled! And that they must have tried their level best after all they've invested almost their entire life into this. Even during covid second wave, people blamed doctors for not taking care of patients resulting into high death rate! This way of thinking needs to change. Maybe this video is an eye opener for some ppl ~ A note from 1st year MBBS student

[@PriyadarshiniSwain-vw5kf]

Hello there! May I know how's been ur experience pursuing mbbs till now? Is it really not worth it??

[@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777]

4:54 this is exactly what Manushi Chillar faced when she left medical school to pursue acting. She received so much hate online ki seat waste kar di Falana dhimka .

[@akashpuri5432]

Finally someone speaks truth to all poor students who are being forced into this by dumb parents and greedy coaching institutes. This video might save many students from biggest mistake of life

[@vikasrenjal8659]

Please treat us doctors as just humans and not as gods.

[@Dhruv-wj3bn]

Aditya sir , it was your one of the best videos till date ☺️ . Really an eye-opener . I will opt biology in 11th . I want to become an Army doctor because I want to serve my nation , my army and make my parents feel proud . Not because of money , just for nation and for the love of biology ❤️ Thank You Aditya sir for providing a new perspective , for showing us both the sides of a coin .. 🙏

[@mandarpatil6326]

Bro sir ka AFMC wala video dekho, fir decide karna . Just for knowledge.

[@Dhruv-wj3bn]

@@mandarpatil6326 yes dekha hua hai , army life really fascinates me and it is very exciting ☺️

[@Solelymine]

@@Dhruv-wj3bn hello Man, first off its amazing you are aspiring for AFMC! I wish you all the best for that, I would reccomed you to opt for both maths and biology if possible since the medical career can be an unsure field, and secondly please make sure to not get obsessed with AFMC, yes you heard that right, cus let me tell you, I since 11th grade wanted to get into AFMC, I was blessed with 650marks in neet! And I literally ran off to AFMC Pune to make my dream come true, as much as I knew, I was medically fit according to the information available online, but nah I was wrong, my eye power was more then the limit and my hemoglobin defecient, you won't believe me how worthless I felt after not making up to AFMC, I got AIIMS nagpur and my 1st year of MBBS is soon coming to an end, but I still feel sad to not make it up to AFMC, also I feel like maybe medical career was never meant for me? Stuff is getting hard day by day, I feel like I should have gone with engineering But I guess we all know there is no going back now, maybe my existence was just meant to do mbbs But please before opting this filed please think once! It's a very long and hectic journey and lastly please don't get obsessed with AFMC! Jai hind 🙏

[@I_know_He_knows_that_lee_know]

Hey! I'm an AFMC aspirant as well. I will be taking the exam this year. Let's hope to get into AFMC. And also try maintaining your health in order to make sure you don't get eliminated in your medical test.

[@DZenin-106]

All the best

[@PriyankaSingh-lc1vy]

There are only few people who reflects on reality and let us know the Truth. You are one of them Sir😊 Thankyou so much Sir 🙏

[@jaandeka6177]

I want to become a doctor just because I love medical science, I love to learn about human body, it gives me immense happiness and contentment. Secondary things have always been my secondary purpose.

[@sushantapanda4589]

Bit by bit, whatever said by Dr. Aditya is 100% correct and to the point. Including the point a Doctor appears in the IAS, as it's his/her choice, no one else should decide. Thanks for nice / sorted presentation.

[@drpuma19]

You are spot on man.

[@deception6666]

Why doctors don't complaint or protest or demand a change in this system

[@DrAditya2935]

They do! The second a doctor goes on protest - media be like - doctors not coming to work - patients dying - and we lose in the eye of the public immediately.

[@supriyoray2544]

​@@DrAditya2935 I am 26 years old MSc pass out boy, thinking about to join mbbs, coz my parents want it from my childhood. Will it be a good decision???

[@sandipanghosh0511]

@@supriyoray2544 No, please don't. It's not worth it even when entering at 20 years of age.

[@tonmoynath4332]

100% righteous words been spoken

[@adityachaudhary554]

People don't waste their seat , people who become IAS after mbbs they are good fit for health ministry compare to other IAS officer and people who become entrepreneur after mbbs they may make a good company in medicine field or they may make a machine or software to early diagnosis of people and their treatment

[@rishitapawar2430]

Bhaiya I'm really speechless It's really hard So thankful to you that you really guide us so effortly

[@chaityashah198]

sir those persons are not criticizing you they are only jealous about you so don't take them seriously you already gone through stressful phase in life so don't give attention to this type of people because they don't have any work other than bullying someone on internet (virtual life)in real life nobody even listen them so don't give your precious time to this people

[@sohanpaul4155]

bhaiya a big question here how do we know we love treating patients from our heart ,we as class 11 12 student have done nothing more than taking care of parents grandparents and helping a injured person and as a person has humanity any person likes helping people and taking care of them . is this enough reason to become a doctor ? we are not ofc qualified enough to treat patients like doctors so we do not know the "fun" part and the passionate part of treating a patient with our own hands . we do not know whether we like to spend 72 hours continuously in hospital . most people say there is a caliing or whatever but whats ur opinion? btw i love studying zoology and cant think my life without it and treating a patient with the knowledge of human body seems more exciting but i dont know whether its really that exciting and worth it . but unlike other student who try to crack neet because they hate maths i truly love zoology and even if do not get a chance (which i will ;) i ll pursue zoology no matter what!

[@achiever1991]

Our Indian People should Understand this .. As well as our Media should spread Awareness ..

[@jackyjack9660]

Ap is desh ki bat kar rahe ho... Lol yaha kabhi sudhar nahi ata... Abhi mere city mai painting hui hai gov buildings ki aur within days wo diwal lal ho gai... Ab batao ap kis kis ko sudharoge.. Instead ek law banao ki doctors apni safety ke liye gun rakh sake... Jase police aur baki logo ko milti hai risk wale jobs mai...

[@achiever1991]

@@jackyjack9660 Said Very Right 👍

[@rishi6587]

@@jackyjack9660 log doctor se jalte hai bro, believe me, unhe esa lgta hi ki doctors kafi achi salary kamate hai isiliye unko bhala bura bol dete hai kya hi hoga

[@VasisthPatel]

People who want to earn better along with work life balance should definitely take engineering, in medical an mbbs will earn 1 lakh at maximum after 24 hour duty that too in metro cities with no pay raise ever! After doing postgraduate one will probably earn 2 lakhs which People doing B tech will easily reach after 3-4 years of work experience.

[@overtlycovert3610]

Bro...dur ke dhole suhawane hi lagte h.... Jha bhi jaaoge...wha tumhe aise Aholes milenge Jo tumhari mental health,life aur feelings ko for granted lenge.....aab chahe woh tumhari company ka manager ho, hospital ka patient ho ya phir tumhare buisness product ka customer..... Life ain't easy

[@abhisek918]

Maximum 1 lakh🤣🤣🤣🤣 KZbin became uneducated tube..

[@ganeshfalke1887]

Through out the video I was just staring his name on his scrub it is the main reason why most people at least try plus the life he is having like hospital , Money,respect,now he got a yt channel yeah life is difficult but busy with blessings I think is the best thing to do😊

[@Priyanka-mf8li]

It’s not true that derm or radio is not the preferred choice abroad. The situation is pretty much the same everywhere. In fact it’s much easier to get a surgery seat than a derm/radio seat.

[@leenapawar3957]

STUDYING IN NIT TRICHY DATED NEET ASPIRANT OF A TYPICAL DOCTOR FAMILY ... SO KNOWING THIS PROFESSION HE IS TRULY CORRECT...

[@abhisek918]

Better than your profession who gets fired for no reason and remaining unemployed..

[@yashgoel7929]

i got to self assess myself after this session....thank you bhai

[@Demon-hx8uo]

U always foreget to add rural service after mbbs 1yr and rural service after pg 1y-3y depending on different states

[@thiliuc4394]

One of the best videos you've ever made !

[@gunjanmid]

This repeated break up hurts, makes concentrating difficult

[@samaralam7324]

No matter what u say people in India will keep on judging and will become doctors for secondary benefits.

[@neetaspirant2159]

Only a doctor can teach a student of medical because that student in future will also be a DOCTOR only...

[@cutepigeon7986]

Very clearly points are put

[@Usbdh1291]

They should release movies based on doctor, a reality of doctor in india, then people can come to know more.

[@subhashinidevendran5050]

Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻 brother.... These info you give us is invaluable.. Coz we don't know what is the reality inside the medicine field actually

[@Coolnature77644]

It was worth watching!!! Thanks doctor 🙏

[@iffat3547]

From Nepal, i couldn’t take the ragging & took a break from residency, leave for 6 months, not sure if i want to go back anymore, neither sure what else i can do. Frustrated.

[@SecretGirl-x2p]

@@iffat3547 sir I m also from Nepal R U doing MD in India or MBBS.

[@iffat3547]

@SecretGirl-x2p hi, i am doing MD in nepal...

[@snigdhaparui2558]

Thank u Dr Aditya. Ur videos are really eye opening to issues never discussed by doctors themselves.

[@aritrachatterjee9090]

In america 3 out of 5 physicians are leaving medical field beacuse of stress and less payement. Only 40 percent doctors suggest their children to get into medical field.. There is a huge burnout rates of junior doctors med students and residnets in usa and uk. Its not worthy of becoming a doctor now in usa or uk too cause it not only takes a long time to not only complete education in thos countries but also the finances related to that in med school are very expensive and takes time to gain fortune or settle. Ameican doctors agree that If the same hardwork is done in any other fields there will be sure shot more money as well as success. So yeah this field demands sacrifice.

[@varunprajapati4362]

I don't want to be mean, but do you live in America. Cause the thing u said is almost never heard. Could you please provide a link or source about the 3/5 American doctors. I want to learn more about it.

[@aritrachatterjee9090]

@@varunprajapati4362 you can go and check out dr cellini's youtube channel. There he gave authorized sources and link. And all the credits of the facts that i mentioned in this comment goes to dr cellini's videos. Check out his recent 3 videos he exposed the reality. He is really straightforward and clear . So u must beleive in what he said. Not only he there are several other doctors on youtube who said the same thing. After all who will spend 10 years of his life in just schooling and education. And this covid panedmic situation has lowered the pay check more and had worsened the situation more which forces health care workers and doctors to leave the field. Most of residents and junior doctors faces terrible burnout in USA and western countries. Money is huge i agree but it comes very latter in life. Before that it demands huge sacrifice and hard works and mental strength. But yeah there is strict rule there. Incidents like this never happen their cause there people are eduacted and are well behaved .

[@DrAditya2935]

Will agree. Medicine as a field irrespective of the place is stressful. It’s just that in India - there are many other causes of stress not in US/UK Especially the violence against doctor part.

[@aritrachatterjee9090]

@@DrAditya2935 yess i highly agree there are extra causes of stress here . Grass is not always greener on the other side. This branch highly proves it. But the respect that a doctor gets is commendable and unparalled. None dares to call by their actual name such is the nobelity and god alike nature in those countries. Cause evryone being educated knows and are aware how difficult it is to reach that top position .Unlike indian mass of people, everyone in developed and western world knows how one has to overcome all the hurdles to become a super specialist. not only india but in any part of the world u go its the same padaii and hard work and sacrifice. But yeah there are no cases of physical harm, abuses and extra gigantous amount of work to be done. Everythin is within limit.!! But yeah studying is everywhere necessary along with research. You have to love studying and reaching directly to the consumers or general public so that they remember you and your good deeds forever till death. They always remember humble of your great life saving acts. Money is there a lot not only on india but much more in usa no one will deny that. And doctors are now on tiktoks and youtubes everywhere and gaining popularity too. but the truth is its just a byproduct. There are several highly precious things more than materialstic pursuits that a doctor achieves and gains each and every day in his life each and evry moment they go more close to god and peace.. I feel really sad to this cruel treatment of people and potryal of doctors. !! Really harsh.

[@aritrachatterjee9090]

@@DrAditya2935 these incidents and demotivation makes me thing whatever am i sacrificing now is it even worth it in the long run!!? i still remember all my doctors of paediatrics and family physicians and suregons since birth with whom i have encountered. All of them have turned into my family and have occupied a big space in my heart. Cause there were the only ones with whom i could openly share my miseries and troubles. Look there are several people in this world with whom u can share ur happiness with but there will be a rare grup of people who will accompany you in you sad moments or body troubles. Whenver i see my past teachers of school on road or the doctors since my birth i touch their feet to show gratitude. Beacuse its because of them that i am here today at this height and gonna walk on their shoes one day. Much respect to you dr aditya. We feel you andd are always with you. Whatever you say about yourslf is worth it cause YOU HAVE EARNED IT. !! You should take proud and creidts of yourself. Only 0.0001 percent educated indians have the ability to earn what you are now same for other super specialized doctors...

[@adarshkhound6178]

OP sir...I am so impressed whenever i listen to u speak...😊😊

[@cutepigeon7986]

To be a doctor is not a career but only emotion

[@krishnanshuagrawal3274]

I love your videos aditya bhaiya why?? Because of truth you are the sole person who speaks the truth, the dark side of mbbs

[@syedzainabbasnaqvi4075]

Straight to the point Amazing 💯

[@praneetajain6335]

sir heads off you!!! thank you so much for inspiring🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@roshanshetty3193]

One of the best videos i have seen anywhere about medical profession👍

[@drtelusaikrishna]

Sir do a video about "Are doctors in India getting saturated"...???

[@jeeez.29]

You're amazing Dr. Aditya! Such an inspiration. The way you speak everything being so straightforward yet humble, i really appreciate that. I'm gonna give neet in 2022, kinda anxious and was having second thoughts but i decided to push them out of my mind atleast till neet. I honestly love medicine but devoting my entire youth to books makes me rethink my decision sometimes. I also have a LOT of hobbies and digesting the fact that i won't get time for them once i join med college haunts me. I'm in a dilemma but I'm still preparing, my family has high expectations from me because I've been a "topper" since childhood. And it's not like they're forcing me or smth, i want to do it myself as well but then as i said, the second thoughts. Also, i have no plan to settle in India and if possible, I'll prefer to settle abroad. Idk if you'll see this or not but if you do, I'd really appreciate a little advice. Sorry for making it this long. Love your videos!💕

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

I am in dilemma after watching this video. I m appearing for 2022 neet and i think i have to rethink 😭

[@jeeez.29]

@@abhirupTHEGAME I'm preparing for neet 2022 as well :') good luck! Don't give up if you really have a dream, go ahead and give your best

[@drjeyasakthyprabakar5885]

@@abhirupTHEGAME Fresher or dropper?

[@drjeyasakthyprabakar5885]

@@jeeez.29 fresher or dropper?

[@drjeyasakthyprabakar5885]

Same... This is what I'm feeling too... And I'm not able to move forward

[@ayushpatkur26]

Sir ur my inspiration

[@Revealyug]

#JusticeForDrArchanaSharma

[@prashamtrivedi1149]

Hello sir, huge fan and follower. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for making this video. I am a UG aspirant and come from a medical background, so I know about these things more than many of my classmates from non-medico background. Coaching mein aapko sirf NEET crack kaise karni hai vo batate hain, nobody talks about the hard and stressful 10+ years of study, nobody talks about and hardly anyone researches about the present condition and future of the profession they want to enter, which is the real irony of the situation. I remember, recently in our class, while solving a question, hamare sir ne kaha ki itna easy puchte hai, sahi tick karo, chaar no aapke, seat aapki, aur doosro se aage nikal jaoge. So one of my friends (who is a topper), said ki sir paiso se bhi na, and he said yes. This is the prevalent mentality, while the truth is otherwise. Kuch saal pehle, in my 8th standard, hamare ek sir ne sidha class mein ye bayaan de diya ki 'sabhi doctors loot te hai', in front of the entire class. I mean I know ki bahut saare not-so-moral people end up becoming doctors, lekin kuch ke naam pe sabko, this is just not done, that to from an educated man. So I once again thank you for bringing this topic to light, and this is just not for UG aspirants, but also for the general public, so as to change their perspetive.

[@palakpatel6800]

Can you tell should one do mbbs from India or not??

[@palakpatel6800]

Cause you have many PPL in your family who are doctors so you might know the exact reality of this field...than me who comes from a non medico family..

[@YASH-cz6ir]

@@palakpatel6800 I've seen many comments of you being skeptical about MBBS. I think you shouldn't join it because you're so much demotivated by this field and if you enter this field and something bad happens you will curse yourself that why did i chose this I could've done something other than this.

[@muskanchauhan9966]

Mind blowing video ever! Salute to u 🙏

[@sadaf2301]

Dr Aditya whatever u said is so true that doctors are too much in the public light for wrong reasons like v r supposed to work 24×7 without life like lifeless soul . But if v enjoy even a single moment in our life public starts criticizing doctors..u r doctor ...go treat yr patients ...y r u partying...go study ...seriously stop this bullshit 😒 I hv a life..I vl live it as I want. I don't need any lay man to remind me what my duties are . My message to all non medicos in future if u happen to visit a hospital then please be nice to the junior doctor working there ..he/ she might not have eaten properly or even slept properly . Peace ✌

[@afrahakram8865]

I've no words to express my thanks to u Dr. Aditya for ur guidance

[@lakshay123ist]

Aditya boss... I truly feel privileged to have a doctor, inspirer n senior like you... U truly r amazing

[@Gagan_art861]

Hi brother as you said become a doctor because service to humans is your goal . Me who really mind my own business and thinks service to humans is the only goal and chose the doctor field unfortunately due to financial issues and duration to become doctor I'm not opting for it but I'm not able to make decisions other than this

[@SHIVAM_VARSHNEY01]

Dr aditya Gupta like what solutions do we have for the problems faced by doctors in India Do we need more medical colleges to ease pressure of workload And a cabinet of doctors at central level in order to protect and safeguard rights of doctors 🥼

[@bhaswarmandal6684]

Love your words sir.... 💕

[@keyum5038]

You know it would be really helpful if you could teach us how to study all 19 subjects in one video

[@palakpatel6800]

Did you get any such video??

[@bellyeyelid7249]

What should I consider going into if I'm interested in human body and technology? Enter Biotechnology/Biomedical Technology after MBBS or give JEE rt now after my 12th? I like helping people and hate the corporate culture of engineers.

[@harsimran5069]

Definately do jee and go for btech in biotechnology

[@bellyeyelid7249]

@@harsimran5069 I looked for research and career options after doing btech in Biotech but there isn't any in India and not at par with CS abroad. That's why I'm considering of branching off into Biotech after MBBS.

[@bellyeyelid7249]

@@Sankarlal-mc3kg basically, from what I know, you can either go for MD or can choose to go in genetics or biotechnology or MBA. MD is basically the specialization (eg. Pediatrics) but if you into genetics/Biotechnology you won't be able interact with patients that much but still would be able to pursue research in these medical fields. MBA you can go into hospital management/ medical laws and insurance companies I guess.

[@prasenjittripura4691]

@@Sankarlal-mc3kg u can do md and phd in biochemistry after mbbs

[@Okiedokieyes]

@@bellyeyelid7249 wait till 2023 iisc banglore is gonna open pg med school! The degrees like integrated Mtech and MD is gonna be there! Now you can do MD in radiology along with Mtech in AI!

[@shashankjalwadi9895]

Aditya sir's videos rule - Seedhi baat no bakwas 💯💯

[@deepika8152]

Dr Aditya bhaiya ab Dar lagne lagraha hey🤕 But I love medical science and our human body And I want to help our societies ppl❤️

[@avnisharma4420]

Sir, I had a question: "What is the difference between a foreign author's book and its South Asian Version? And what should we buy in the Pre-clinical years?"

[@Tobi-dx8oj]

South Asian version South Asian version have some data and points regarding diseases specific to this region. For eg : South Asia mainly deals with Infectious disease while the west mostly deals with Autoimmune diseases

[@avnisharma4420]

@@Tobi-dx8oj thanks a lot.

[@aishwaryamaiti4249]

@@Tobi-dx8oj hey can you suggest some books regarding this ?

[@Lucifer-zz3oo]

I feel trapped 😭

[@Drmuskansikhwal]

Very well said boss

[@prashant1417]

Sir please make a video in recovering from academic burnout. This month I had put 49hrs in academics and previous month in gave 67hrs and months before previous month I have 59hrs now I can see my productivity graph is going down.😟 Please help 🙏.

[@jerryvarghese9466]

I second this ... Guptaji NEEDS to put vids on tackling burnout...

[@jerryvarghese9466]

If I may..I have some experience dealing with burnouts (during neet ug prep) How I overcame it was with dialling down my studies, and forcing myself to do something fun... Just so I could replenish the colours of my life... For me, it was gaming. Gta vc in particular. It has been years since I last played smth.. So it brought me joy.. To be riding bikes and supercars along the 80s of Miami... It was therapeutic for me. Safe to say, it worked. After a few wks, I said goodbye to my 'vice' (pun intended), and jumped back full force into studies.. I got air 9k, which fetched me a respectable seat in a respectable college... To anyone reading this and battling with burnout.. YOU DESERVE THAT BREAK ! just have the will to stop it when it's time to.

[@CHOUDHARYSAHAB-im3yh]

We love you sir♥️

[@harshittiwari8549]

Our education system give only subject knowledge , in reality it doesn't educate us how to handle stress , harmones , realationship , etc