The reason why you should study medicine abroad | Study MBBS abroad

In this video, Dr. Devi Shetty is explaining the current medical education system in India & how we can improvise it to make it better & also about the education system in abroad countries.
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[@deepg2477]

"give me the job and I will show you how good I am " - Devi Shetty This now goes up on my wall next to Vivekananda's quotes..I will change India following this quote

[@nocommentnoname1111]

You go ahead and give him YOUR heart to prove his artistry.

[@DoctorDoom619]

@@nocommentnoname1111 he is one of the leading cardiac surgeons not just in India but also the world. He doesn't need to prove anything.

[@guy.1298]

@@DoctorDoom619 haha you mean leading only because he appears on NDTV giving chapri advice which no one cares about. He is just known for being on television can't say he is not a good surgeon (my bad ARTIST😂), there are many cardiac surgeons more experienced than him in India .In just Hyderabad you will find atleast 30 cardiac surgeons (not artists).

[@userismad001]

@@guy.1298 where do you get such wrong statistics? Do you know how much he has contributed and made cardiac surgery affordable to the needy? Get your facts straight. We have no rights to disrespect such a Godfather

[@kingbing3315]

By abroad he doesn't means ukrain, Philippines or bangladesh.... He's talking about london or usa. 😂😂😂

[@arunsreenivasan2074]

king bing the medical schools there are probably better than here in India...

[@indethbed2546]

Arun Sreenivasan true lol

[@kingbing3315]

@@arunsreenivasan2074 better for those who can't get a college here

[@dr.rhinesarkar31094]

Ya... it's London, USA or Australia....

[@pickupshaanti4080]

Study to same hoga na body parts country ke hissab se change nhi hota.

[@vagish8046]

"We are essentially artists".... Just loved that!

[@subratabhowal41]

"Love is the most incendiary element ever known, once it sparks the heart, the flame is inextinguishable." - H. S. Rissam. "An artist is not paid for his labour but for his vision." - James McNeil Whistler. "Bring your humanity to your art, Bring your art to your humanity." - Maxime Legace. "We have a moral obligation to get health care to people who need it." - Ron Williums.

[@ok-kb7yz]

Yes

[@rheumatkidakida3666]

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[@sunitasharma5731]

@@benmerzouk9737 simply..art and science here, are not used in contradiction. An Artist which brings functionality , livelineess or a higher orderness(treatment) to various different and special human system with help of intelligence and medical instruments is called a Doctor. 🙂

[@debeshsarkar3366]

@@benmerzouk9737 Doing surgery is an art.

[@doctork5417]

All NEETPG aspirants wish to see him on the chair of either health ministry or NBE 🙏

[@adwitiyabiswas7292]

No way

[@harshittiwari8549]

Yup , he is great leader and person

[@avantisingh4332]

If this happens .. u will soon realize why u r sooooooo wrong 😂

[@doctork5417]

@@avantisingh4332 I wish that our seniors should see skills in us rather than ranks!!

[@kaushikraghu6311]

Oh no they don't. They want him as far away as possible from that specific designation.

[@vivektiwari8704]

What he is saying is absolutely true....we don't need such a tough competitive exam to be a doctor....I failed in 12th ...now I am a doctor..and I realized that this competitive exams need modifications

[@kailashborpatra1748]

But sir competition creates talents.....

[@lakshminarayan6727]

Doctors have people's Lives in their Hands. Every Tom Dick n Harry cannot b a doctor. Only the MOST SKILLED Capable of bearing maximum stress can b a doctor. The exam must b very very tough to filter casual persons

[@DoDo-xv3xc]

@@lakshminarayan6727 yeah but u don't need Physics and chemistry (except pharmaceutical topics) for neet right? So they should even test practical knowledge, interview etc in neet ....not everyone is good at theory or cracking 180 questions in 180 minutes?!! Doctors don't have to diagnose like that..... some people are better at practicals and interviews..... coming to dyslexic or autistic people.... some of them are really intelligent but they don't do well in theory exams in a time limit with an examiner breathing down your neck....so they don't even get to compete for being doctors They say that we don't have enough doctors.....but do they give enough seats? 550/720 is pretty good score....but so many don't get into mbbs coz of less seats ..... hypocritical isn't it? .... that's why we really need to work on our education system.

[@mumbaiindiansmi3278]

@Denver absolutely

[@shubamgoel7342]

@@kailashborpatra1748 competition creates unnecessary pressure talent is something you hone

[@TheBobspear]

We are missing the point my friends. Dr. Shetty is not saying there are no government seats, but how less compared to the number thats supposed to be seeing hight population health needs. And he is speaking about the insane competition for the seats. And this situation has become an opportunity for private colleges to sell seats. Government is so pathetic in meeting the needs of medical education. There are disproportionately high number of aspirants who are disappointed each year because of intensely narrow entries. The smart, rich,fittest, the strong, they can get whatever they want, its not about them. There are plenty of passionate people out there who couldn't get through the tough entrance test but can prove their metal once they get in there. The bottom line is there should be a level playing field. This is where Indian educational system differs, falls behind from the rest of developed nations where there is competition but not to a ridiculous degree as here. You don't find colleges selling seats in us or Europe, It's there in India. This is a bad culture, it must change. Interesting aspect Dr. Shetty mentioned, doctors are artists and that he personally probably may not be able to clear entrance exams in India but can be better at surgical skills, this awareness is lacking. I wish Indian educational system focuses more on a persons passion and skill rather than mere brain power. Heart over head, passion over power, not survival of the fittest but a fare and level playing field.

[@purvishetty679]

You're absolutely right

[@chronos401]

In the US, the wealthy class here bribes prestigious schools to accept their offspring. If a sufficient number of these young people wanted to become doctors, we also would see the bribery happening in our medical schools. The US has had a chronic doctor shortage too. The powers that be won't increase the allowable number of students accepted into medical school to eliminate the problem. This is allegedly done to keep this profession's incomes high. To alleviate at least some of the shortage, the US steals doctors from India and other poor countries. This in turn creates (higher) shortages in theirs. Really sucks what's been going on.

[@Kuchvikarega1234]

Absolutely correct

[@rashtrayadav2023]

I didn't read what you write but for your efforts I will give one like

[@shubhammessi4282]

Very true, I missed out too, in the year 1997, I got rank in 4000's, n very few seats at that time, I did not want to opt any other courses n general quota, pursued my MSc, but till date I feel bad, one of my batchmate, who got a very high rank, bought it, money from Dubai. She is a doctor now😁

[@bitterguard5233]

Completely agree. Most of the exams test memory and learning but not skills. The entire structure is so placed that we're more fixed to books than patients. No doubt both should coexist. I don't know when things will change but I hope sometime soon they will .

[@amans6504]

It's not about exam. He's talking about the ton of fee a "private" medical college charges where you can get admission just by scoring 120/720 in neet, which is pretty easy to do.. The actual pressure is in govt medical college seat, a few bunch of seats per state and students have to suffer, cutoff around 590/720!! This is too much..

[@crick396]

Not neet pg Or aiims pgi nimhans jipmer.These exams test core concept of subjects.Just because everyone is cursing the exam system doesn't mean a standardized system of evaluation is bad.It is the most scientific way to assess the skills.In neet pg 2020 most of the paper was clinical and the exam should test the diagnosing ability of the candidate.The exam system is not faulty the way our teachers teach us in medical college is faulty.I feel the pg exam is much more fair than mbbs professional examinations. Minimum amount of bias is there.Image based and clinical questions are already introduced.Some of my friends said 3.30 hr of neet pg 2020 feels like a hard session in opd.Clinical scenario probable diagnosis image based , investigation,next step of management.This is the pattern.

[@bitterguard5233]

@@crick396 I agree that it's due to our colleges and prof exams. You're right and honestly in my college people with good writing skills score higher than those with great clinical abilities which would actually help us as a doctor. And ultimately that's what matters , not the score 🙂

[@crick396]

@@bitterguard5233 yup I know bro.I have got supple in my second prof and also in final prof.My internship got delayed by 3 months relative to my batchmates.Completef my internship and next year nov aiims got 85 rank.Till now no one in my college has got such rank.Somehow from my internship I started getting interest in clinical stuffs and learned the concept of first and second prof to apply in medicine.

[@crick396]

@@bitterguard5233 one of my batchmate who was a topper throughout mbbs got a rank of 7k in neet pg.Although it's not a bad rank but that explains why marks in prof doesn't matter.

[@arunjkumar1760]

Exactly the reason why examination to assess the clinical knowledge should come into existence. Not just 300 mcqs and you get a seat for a post-graduation or a super speciality.

[@manjunath322]

India is loosing some talented doctors. Those who go to study abroad may not be returning to India. Most of the Indian students wasting their time for cracking the exams like UPSC,KPSC, IIT, CAT etc whereas foreign university students do research in different fields. After getting the rank in compititive exams also how many of them released any research papers? Coaching has become one biggest business. How many universities are doing research? Those people cracked IAS, IPS,IRS exams involve in corruption.

[@riyagrapeevents9292]

So true. Actually these coaching centres mint money. And unfortunately the young are in the rat race to crack these exams they are fine for the moment but eventually some of them ( IIT) mostly end up on their dreams n most unfortunately on their lives too. Which is actually disturbing.

[@couchpotato5778]

Spot on.

[@methcat5005]

that's true most of the IIT graduates end up leaving the country too

[@nbnelu4226]

Ur 100% right my dear Without cruption can go ahead

[@jojo-one]

In other countries they put 5%+ gdp on research.... We put less than 2%...😑😑😑.. That's why India is india..

[@saeelnaik8370]

This the best thing i have heard from any doctor😍

[@kodialkishorrao1564]

Extremely well presented, how to have best inputs to budding doctors, mould them and gamut of great ideas which higher medical authorities have to consider and implement for the benefit of all - rich and poor.

[@oliverallen5324]

Unfortunately the system won't change.

[@79.shramisthagupta47]

Well it has try searching about exit exam in mbbs

[@DoctorDoom619]

@@79.shramisthagupta47 exit exam serves nothing

[@shreyy7900]

Well the modi government trying to clear mess by congress

[@pavani8623]

True☹️

[@srichander2641]

His words proved that art and science complement each other.

[@harleenkaur4688]

Give me job instead of cracking exam👏🏻

[@whytube2563]

Harleen Kaur 😂😂😂

[@Thakur_yt200k]

he does not mean like that he is just saying that after doing mbbs also there is no esurity of good job in india

[@maha9179]

Haha...

[@rangsilandrew3542]

Coming top on the exam doesn’t mean those are skilled doctors...Nope...they are just examologists XD

[@crick396]

@@rangsilandrew3542 postgraduate entrance exams in medicine is not like 10th or 12 th board exam.It requires a thorough understanding of basic sciences to apply the core concepts for solving clinical problems.Those who top these exams are the best brain in india.300 questions in neet pg is like 300 challenging clinical cases to solve in opd.Although I respect Dr devi shetty but there are many doctors in India who are the best in their field.Becoming a radiologist or orthopedician from top Institute is not a joke.No one can crack neet or aiims pg these days by memorising.It requires crystal clear concepts of core subject matter.

[@smtdrgeetachavan6125]

Excellent sir. this is what indian doctors needs.i never heard such beautiful thoughts from any of our senior doctors.thats why u r so great & so much skilled medical hero.

[@dhananjay2722]

Surgery is indeed a Art.. Which can't be compared with money.... Well said Dr Shetty.

[@ashukaushik9266]

Dr. Devi Shetty should be Health Minister of India after all he has all the credentials! This person can bring the much needed revolution in medical system of India.

[@indiantiger5473]

Education Minister must learn something from Doctor Shetty

[@manjunath322]

Karnataka state medical education minister itself a Doctor

[@soumyadubey8890]

Our education minister is of no use coz he is himself illeterated .m appearing for neet this year and he has made it more tough to compete and be a doctor

[@chipsand]

@@soumyadubey8890 yo, it's tough that's how you learn. If you can't go through crap rn, you can't become a doctor. Being a medicine aspirant is not that easy huhu

[@madhukarjadhav9389]

@S Kmr how this dr is corrupted

[@doctorstheory]

So rightly said. I can't agree more. We need a radical change in the education system. Ours is classroom based, with almost nill hospital training during UG. Even PG has little quality. We have to have a choice to study , not through exam.

[@rajnegi365]

Wow what a right point he picked up im a artist. Actually sergons are artist. There shouldn't be any comparison of talent of a doctor to the percentage he took from degree or by a competition exam. Many qualified doctors are not good in sergery but many low percentage doctors have successful surgery history. Therefore, there should be proper system for selection of a doctor.

[@galacticam4892]

Bhaiya your opinion really motivated me becz. I'm not able to crack the neet UG but I think I'm very good with my hands 😀😀😀😀😀

[@raghavinavya4567]

Absolutely 👍 sir , such a competition for pg in India , we are learning and by one wrong attempted question in exam and that's it 😪 again one more year untill we achieve our dreams

[@maha9179]

How was your neet pg?

[@jyotishmanhazarika6486]

Is NEET PG tougher than GATE, JEE ADVANCED?( Competition wise*)

[@medialpterygoid9433]

Thats wat it teaches "ek galti aur milon ki duri" as said..we may loose patients similarly😅 thats y mayb..hate exams though🥴

[@medialpterygoid9433]

@@jyotishmanhazarika6486 obviouspy 19subj to go thru incl calculations, facts, logics(all imaginary-applied on virtual pt in exam)..which exam has such cumulation except neetpg?

[@Raghavendraeb]

U r inspiration all the young doctors like us sir happy that I worked in ur hospital

[@chaitramurthy6635]

Exactly sir ,and system of entrance exam should also change, doctors like you should give ur suggestions to govt to improve the next generations

[@layarose7782]

Sir, most of us studying in india faces the problem of lack of opportunities given in clinics. ( mainly in private colleges). They just seek for internal marks neither they won't explain in clinics nor give opportunities....It is really a sad part

[@rashamdeepkaur6907]

True

[@ashishv22]

Nothing will happen..as india is the country of quacks+rich peoples... "auyurvedic and homeopathis doctors are against allopathy but still they practice allopathy for life". Thats idiotic.. Peoples cherish bogus doctors more than actual doctor's

[@Yash-rg9sv]

@@ashishv22 well I don't about homeopathy , Ayurveda is for sure effective

[@manishgirdhar1544]

You won't learn in govt either....remove your delusion of govt college...they are more cheap and filthy.....learn by yourself.....

[@drvivekb.1678]

Word.❤ legend himself has said it.. Its about time for medical fraternity to change the selection process most importantly for postgraduate courses.

[@amanbedi1457]

Even in this time of covid the fees in punjab has been increased by 80% which makes it to 1.5 lakhs m talking about govt. College. Even if the students crack the exam many of them cant afford it.😐

[@meds6761]

True Paying 1.5lacs annually for 5 yrs is no joke. Plus the living costs n books n all

[@gurshansehgal2011]

Captain amarinder has even failed to open mohali medical college and has also increased the fees of private seats to 9 lakh rupees

[@sachitbhardwaj4652]

@@gurshansehgal2011 I was actually waiting for the medical college in mohali.😭

[@drpawanjainpj]

Dr Devi Shetty is talking about children of rich parents who buy medical seats . Majority of Indian medical graduates appear in entrance examinations .After passing entrance exam they enter training program where they get salary while receiving on job training.

[@reemageorge4228]

Dr. ...so true said, and thus are so many dreams literally buried!!🥺🥺

[@subratabhowal41]

"Medical education does not exist to provide students with a way of making a living, but to ensure the health of the community." - Rudolt Virchow. "He who studies medicine without books .sails an uncharted sea, but he who studies medicine without patients does not go to sea at all." - Denis Diderot. "The dilemma of modern medicine, and the underlying central flaw in medical education and, most of all, in the training of interns, is the irresistable drive to do something, anything. It is expected by patients and too often agreed to by their doctors, in the face of ignorance." - Lewis Thomas.

[@TheBobspear]

Well said. Not many successful, world class specialists can clear indian medical entrance exams. These tests are designed in such a way they want people to fail at any cost. The competition in india is like survival of the fittest, its insane. This is killing people's passion. When there is no passion you can't see much quality in service. I can only hope things change here and we can have more Dr.Sethy like doctors for this county

[@manmohanakash1975]

So u want a seat without any exam.....

[@meghana7523]

@@manmohanakash1975 it should be based on clinical skills not marks

[@dr.kiranchaudhary4693]

@@meghana7523 you can't get a skill without marks in medical College

[@virenderrana2890]

Spot on! Every word is worth contemplating.

[@radhakrishna1845]

Dr. Davi Shetty... My heart💜❤💓💓 I can help you in great many ways... God bless you all with sanity and Wisdom.... I am an unknown villager...

[@Allthings_317]

Well I think it all depends on the student no matter where you do your mbbs from. If you are good passionate and Willing to learn then you'll learn.

[@vijivijayalakshmi8006]

We are artist😘😘😘 heart touched ♥️♥️

[@panchamipsalayil3361]

I totally agree sir,The system want a change to build most efficient young talented doctors ☺

[@RameshKumar-so3lh]

I love your views on Medical field

[@rashtrayadav2023]

Colleges are less, population is huge. For one seat there are 40 candidates.

[@suparnasarkar7602]

This guy is my inspiration.

[@vijaybhagat2637]

He's truly speaking about the harsh reality of medical education system in India and he's speaks about the reality which no one talk about that's why he's thee bestest❤ we can relate soo much with his words ❤❤❤❤❤ i hope I'll be able to meet him one day after becoming a surgeon 🤞❤❤💯 dr devi parasad shetty is a true role model for soo many people out there❤💯

[@parvathiparu3017]

Thank u soo much sir❤️❤️❤️ U made my day.........

[@akashchowdhury9760]

Slow claps ......woww just loved it

[@anilpanditanilpandit7458]

Wow !! "we are artists" 😊 Very true sir

[@pavanjoshi9054]

This is true about almost all fields just that Medical field being more lucrative, the premium is more...!

[@lovebird9426]

speech like a real hero

[@rishikumargautam3314]

I have cleared NEET PG 2013 with 1600 Rank, took my Love of Life Anaesthesiology, my fees was 15000/yr, that is 45000 for 3 years. (Delhi University) But i struggled for 3 years and hot 1600 Rank, so its not easy n it is not easy in abroad as well. After lot of work i have finally getting Fellowship in Toronto, so it is not easy there as well n yes its expensive out there(abroad), and there is a tough competition there as well. My friends who r in US is working a lot of shifts n u have to b on ur toes n cnt get lenient. Sir here did not comment on the difficulties he must have faced to get into FRCS etc there! There are many KZbin videos available, regarding abroad studies. It is not easy there as well. So all MBBS aspirants and PrePG aspirants here, study and chat less. Tc.

[@dashimansu]

Same thing with me sir. I feel a bit tough to crack exam but i have huge enthusiasm to serve people by being doctor in profession.

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[@tanmayeemohanta4325]

Sir I do have the same problem as shonu have.. can u plz help me..

[@Sushilkumar-hs6st]

Tanmayee Mohanta sure we can help you in as many ways as we can...!!! ±91-9439937117 contact us in this number, we will discuss.

[@Arpit4063]

Himanshu Das if you can't clear neet, forget neet- pg and meet-ss. Trust me. It only gets tougher.

[@kalki5748]

if you are burdened with just the entrance then the best for you is to choose other proffession, it will get tougher and tougher as you progress. I will give you a glance (im not trying to scare you) first year- 4 subjects ( all books are > 1000 pages) and if you fail anyone you will lag by 6 months toughest is anatomy- you have to remember 10/ more nerve course, 100 musles name, complete details of main bones including attachment. ( For a try Google muscle attachment of femur bone and you have to remember all ) 2nd year- 4 subjects ,patho toughest ( 2000 pages) next toughest pharmac, in this literally you have to remember nearly thousand drugs name and their action (I'm not joking). Micro and forensic are little easy compared to above(they are also 1000 books) 3rd year- toughest is Ophthal , as this is associated with optical instruments, community medicine( 1000 pages) is too much to read but we can pass it little related to general knowledge, forensic is easier (~ 500pages) 4th year - for this year you should know all of the previous subjects to understand this subjects or else you won't understand it.all are big subjects, medicine( >2000pages) requires patho, micro, pharamac knowledge , surgery ( anatomy knowledge is must), Obstetrics and gynaec is new subject but basics from anat is required, paediatrics is easier and some small subjects like anaesthesia, radiology, Dermat, phsyciatry have to be read Every year has 3/2 internals and have to get 50% in every subject theory and practicals Final exams also requires 50% to pass, both theory and practicals and they can ask from any where from those huge books internship- everyday has duty except govt holiday/sunday- half day, should be in hospital by sharp 8 And will leave by 4/5 night duty minimum 1/week , where you will do 24hr duty with minimum sleep and continue tommorows duty as usually (=36 hours duty with 5/6 hour disturbed sleep ) I didn't expalin practicals part and they have separate books😔, and many more.... so if you can't study/intelligent enough to pass entrance , I'm sure you are not intelligent enough to pass any of these subjects. "one last thing everyone has heart to serve, but in this proffession it needs both brain and heart" so study well👍

[@inactive392]

Recently I had been to my degree college as alumini after 7 yrs.Still the lab is glued to old conventional equipments.Still not upgraded.CHANGES AND REFORMS SHOULD HAPPEN FROM MANAGENMENT.But thats not happening.

[@drstrange9907]

True sir, very well said.

[@desituber290]

I agree with Dr. Shetty.

[@celinasampey4677]

Sir to work. with you without salary is my bucket list

[@jo..b1993]

True sir ....... It's very essential

[@carolinerozario9702]

i appreciat you have spoken the truth. God bless u.

[@theworld9739]

Einstein once said " IF YOU JUDGE A FISH BY IT'S ABILITY TO CLIMB TREE , IT WILL FAIL BUT AS SOON AS IT ENTERS WATER IT BECOMES A CHAMPION ". Same is the case here ,in india we judge people on basis of neet marks but never test the person's passion and skill for that field which is required ,so sad !☹️ every year we loose thousands of candidates who are capable of becoming best doctors but rejected by the govt.

[@meghans950]

Education is a business in India.

[@jayaman337]

agreed doc!! great advice..u r great

[@mr.medico5493]

Good sir, doctor is like an artist, a good doctor is that who is best in his practical work not in study.........................

[@nikkireddy5]

Problem is not with exams... It's with reservation and number of seats in post graduation I meant here for medical post graduation that's the students are already in their graduation via merit or reservation and now there's no difference in anyone's background everyone are in a good medical colleges but still because they lacked facility in their high school or 12 Class need reservations for their post graduation which is a baseless point 🥴

[@jimjacob6067]

Yeah...blame it on reservations now...what about management and nri seats...talk about that too....more than half of Indians medical colleges are private and just like he said "seats are getting auctioned" why don't you dumbfks blame those doofuses that squirt out of those institutions?

[@jimjacob6067]

And if you talk about malpractices its always a "general" guy who gets caught...go look it up.

[@tejanagraja5378]

Jim Jacob please. Atleast the management people pay while the reservation people just hoard into free seats. So please reservation people are just as bad as donation seat people actually even worse because they study for free and get undeserving scholarships even though they are much more well off than many of us GMs

[@jimjacob6067]

@@tejanagraja5378 dude... reservation seats are very few...even if you get those seats it's not gonna make any difference at all....still you people will cry...and do some research kid... affirmative action is worldwide wherever there are minorities...and the same indians take diversity quota in the U.S and get scholarships...talk about that too

[@jimjacob6067]

@@tejanagraja5378 also how is reservation worse than management? Come on bro..those guys get seats by the size of their pockets...you think that's fine...at least in reserved seats they write an exam...it's constitutional...and based on my experience all of them do well in their respective courses.

[@umadhanesh2313]

Lucrative business 🤐🤕🤕. Artists loved it sir💫👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️⚕️

[@princegupta527]

Ya you said the right thing. I am agree with you. Indian education should be based on practice rather than memorizing books. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@techspot876]

"True words"💫

[@rishikagupta5864]

HE IS AN IDEAL FOR ALL STUDENTS WHO ARE STUDYING MEDICAL SCIENCES.

[@gayatrinemani7174]

Not just pg seat, even mbbs degree should not be sold, destruction started at that point itself

[@thanku_herbs]

Love his thoughts

[@mystatistics4603]

Dr Shetty sir must be confered with Nobel prize.. a great role model for a country like india

[@jerinaaraahmeda2258]

First time I have heard from a doctor "I am an artist".......woww...our so called doctors should learn that.

[@saralade1676]

So called doctors!!!!.. What do you mean?

[@devoonigm4304]

Wht do you mean by that ?ur birth delivery was done by midwife ?

[@dr.vishal7640]

People who r nothing r saying so called doctors...they even dont whar it takes to become a doctor....as fees is concerned then compare it with other countries..and compare the workload ,lifestyle,political pressure, illiterate goons and ofcourse fees with other countries...you will start admiring indian doctors....thats why in usa 40 % doctors are indian.....coz the couldnt handle peolple like you

[@kalki5748]

So called doctors!! Stop madam you are even worth to adress any doctor in that manner, know your limits. And who respect doctors pls report this lady's comment, such a rude lady😕

[@dr.kunalsingh8296]

Madam try to address doctors in a good way.. I guess u wouldn't need to study for doing that gesture. Thanks .

[@deepakramesh296]

Actually in ms general surgery, the students are exposed to all super speciality surgical branches as assistants and can make choices of what to pursue later after post graduation. In short, they can select their art after clearing NEET Super speciality of course .

[@ambarishdas649]

Absolutely true, Sir

[@sujasara6900]

Good God bless Dr.Shetty

[@nationalistdoctor3181]

I m a doctor and i dont agree with him,, U got to crack neet pg or neet ss to get free pg or superspecialty seats

[@kratikaraghuwanshi5325]

My inspiration .. I do have a passion of becoming a doctor

[@swastiksn5762]

We don't need you 🤣

[@Okiedokieyes]

@@swastiksn5762 shame on u 😠u don't deserve this noble profession, people like you remain unemployed.

[@pavaniprasad6305]

Best!😍❤️

[@sudhadhanabalan9133]

Awesome sir... correct...

[@drfatimah5953]

My hero!!❤️

[@karthikajith2831]

There are many govt based high quality colleges in India, like my own college JIPMER, where Postgraduates are paid while they learn. Generalising the "buying" of medical seats is wrong. I would disagree to the proposition that doctors are artists, because there is no right way to paint, there is no wrong way to paint. But there is definitely a right way or ways to practice medicine (or perform a surgery) and there is possibility for mistakes when knowledge is inadequate.

[@karthikajith2831]

@SHARATH KUMAR I do not know anything about that and hence do not support your comment.

[@carmenufw8621]

Jipmer Is My Dream College ❤️

[@DrAnuHegdeTheMeanderingMedico]

Karthik Ajith I do agree that there are highly prestigious institutions like aiims, PGI and jipmer. But the amount of competition to get into these institutions is extreme. The amount of UG seats are increasing exponentially and pg seats aren’t increasing proportionally. This is definitely creating a huge gap, which can not be bridged by countable number of seats that are available in central institutions. Moreover a persons ability to be a specialist can’t be depending on 250-300Questions that he answers in a span of approx 3hours, or the amount of money in his bank account. These exams are testing the stress handling capacity, and the ability of cramming information rather than his ability of being a specialist and working as one.

[@karthikajith2831]

@@DrAnuHegdeTheMeanderingMedico I was just stating that there are institutions where quality education is provided at a subsidised rate. (Many state Govt colleges are good too.). So, giving crores for a pg seat is not the only way, not the most common way of getting a good PG seat. In a country like India, where the number of people wanting PG is so high, is it possible to keep an alternative to MCQ tests. If we keep interviews, letters of recommendation and research experience, in India, we can be sure that there will be a lot of backdoor entries with the influence of politics or money. Although MCQ tests might not be the best way to judge competency for a pg seat, it is impartial and gives credit to merit.

[@karthikajith2831]

@Being Human Keep in mind that PG entrance MCQs are becoming more and more clinical oriented year after year. The US system also has MCQ tests. Although having research publications is desirable, the MBBS curriculum is not designed to let students have time to do research . I did one in 2nd year and had to skip classes to do research work and get papers signed for ethics committee and what not.

[@trueblueguy88]

True for all professions. Govts core job is to create a good and affordable education system.

[@joynalmohammad4070]

Yes Absolutely right Sir Ji

[@pkb9954]

Make the medical education fees reasonable

[@dr.rhinesarkar31094]

Neet pg ko PLAB,AMC jaisa karna chaiye.....Or CV ke upar focus karna chaiye ...........

[@yourmomisgay377]

Very true

[@devikrishna9962]

It's like wanting Picasso or sachin tendulkar to write in a highly competitive theory exam on not only painting/cricket but also on capillary action, trajectory motion,human body, physiology of human...luckily they cud be self taught or taught by a trained coach & specific facility...and medicine can't be!

[@OmPrakash-zh5hm]

I can do a bank manager job easily but I'm unable to clear the competative exam.

[@drmeghanabagalkotkar.official]

Yes exactly , work experience should count in addition to the neet score for getting a pg seat . If govt adds this one thing , whole situation will change .. the students are forced to sit and study with out working because of the importance given to neet score and nothing else . If some percentage is alloted for work experience , whole situation will change for better .

[@RS-yq1ty]

Really... i am a med student in India... its just cram up ..and rote...no clinical knowledge

[@snehabindu6313]

What u said is 100 percent correct sir.....

[@anthonyjoyce1243]

Yes sir u r really right

[@dimpisinha2182]

I don’t agree with his opening statement...I m MD in radiology...I qualified in all India pg entrance exam and secured my seat in govt medical college and all my education was almost free! But he is right that we should spend some years of our medical carrier abroad becoz the level of training and expertise one gets is unparalleled! I respect Devi sir a lot. He is my role model!

[@TheBobspear]

You are missing the point my friend. Dr. Shetty is not saying there are no government seats, but how less compared to the number thats supposed to be. And he is speaking about the insane competition for the seats. And this situation has become an opportunity for private colleges to sell seats. Government is so pathetic in meeting the needs of medical education. There are disproportionately high number of aspirants who are disappointed each year because of intensely narrow entries. The smart, rich,fittest, the strong, they can get whatever they want. The bottom line is there should be a level playing field. This is where Indian educational system differs, falls behind from the rest of developed nations where there is competition but not to a ridiculous degree as here. You don't find colleges selling seats in us or Europe, It's there in India. This is a bad culture, it must change. Interesting aspect Dr. Shetty mentioned, doctors are artists and that he personally probably may not be able to clear entrance exams in India but can be better at surgical skills. I wish Indian educational system focuses more on a persons passion and skill rather than mere brain power. It's a complex subject anyways

[@dimpisinha2182]

bob spearz I agree that many medical aspirants don’t get seat in medical colleges but many meritorious students do get through this competition! I cleared all entrances in first attempt! I belong to a middle class family...had I not cracked the exam my father wouldn’t have paid for private college fee!

[@heharshrajkamal8268]

1:05 he mean private college.

[@maayamehtapinky802]

Fundamental selection method/ criteria needs to be revisited and Redesigned. Else we are risking lot of intelligent, artistic and able minds.

[@joydeepmukherjee5918]

Sir you are absolutely right. In every field

[@mitalibanerjee3398]

sir I want to be a cardiologist in future as like as you..... bless me

[@madhurangaliyanage6893]

mitali banerjee blessed

[@maha9179]

He is a cardiac surgeon not cardiologist.

[@swastiksn5762]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bratman4787]

Well it’s a crime to be a general merit candidate in India from middle class background and not being a genius I guess

[@bhumikanavranjan1938]

Indeed it is

[@chipsand]

This comment is my life summed up

[@swastikashetty5402]

His words made me cry😢😢 This is so True that in India, people are buying seats and if the students is from a poor family who can't afford the fees and donation has to give up on the dream or either they have to score extraordinary good,which even a average student can't score. And then the student keeps on dropping the years...putting all his money in the tuition for those entrance exams. And as if now due to covid-19 it has became worse😔and i am currently preparing for NEET-UG without any tuition.

[@guy.1298]

As a senior I can give u an advice when i was at your stage i never wasted time on youtube or watching too many movies. His suggestions are superficial which can't be implemented in real so just accept reality and work towards your goal. Sean Connery one said " Only losers whine about their best, winners go home with what they wanted" , so dont whine.

[@radhakrishna1845]

Medicine, surgery.... Healing all need artistic talents.. You can teach a craft... But not an art.... Let's adopt the wisdom of our ancient sages...

[@priyaramesh7196]

Things have changed since neet was introduced...you no longer can buy seats like that from govt colleges

[@purvishetty679]

You're right but the thing is Seats of government college's are for Reserved not for the deserved ones

[@priyaramesh7196]

purvi shetty well yea there will always be a reservation problem but at least better than the times he is talking about where you cud literally buy medical seats ...since neet was introduced this has gone down to a good extent

[@purvishetty679]

@@priyaramesh7196 I guess you don't have any idea about the fees structure of private colleges & mbbs abroad.Please go through them first & lemme also add something that I've experienced I've a friend of mine who has acess to minority + she's rich enough to buy a seat & will make it through anyway ; whereas there would be us working our ass off n still won't make it worth it. I've seen them not even working hard for a cent & they would be the future of our country. The one's who did nothing but got "EVERYTHING"

[@priyaramesh7196]

purvi shetty hey man ik that.. even one of my friend just has to pass the neet then her father will be able to buy a seat in one of the top colleges ....the thing that the situation was even worse b4 now it’s better

[@veenakrishnamurthy5038]

Well..I am a doctor from India.. who is just as good an artist and have cleared competitive exams. So have other many doctors from India . None of us have paid more than 1000 dollars for our education. I wish you could mention in your talks that there is a pathway for hardworking young doctors to study and compete to get a nearly free education with adequate experience.

[@shruti-926]

Trueee well said!! People don't prepare well get bad results pay lakhs in private colleges and then blame the competitive exams

[@dhwaniprajapati2452]

I am a Neet ug aspirant and my uncle and aunt both are drs but they got into the med schools with just their board marks and now I have to study in a way that teaches me to solve the most mcqs in the least time. How formulas come?? Derivations? what are those.? The coaching system and indian education system has really taken curiosity away from us!!! ANd i really dont understand the concept of The competitive exams. There are students that wanna be a dr but dont have enough money and the entire syllabus in general is shit and our upbringing is also grade based that means no matter what we are destined to feel like shit

[@akshaymdas2825]

The last few words are 💯 !

[@rwaijam]

It's all about study study....and in hospital they told you to take history without teaching nicely everyday 😭😭

[@indiantiger5473]

That is why India is backward in Higher Education due to Competitive entrance exams like Jee and Neet

[@devoonigm4304]

Not due to the competition exams due to the high fees of good institution

[@drmadhurireddy9474]

It's mostly due to reservation

[@drparvathavardhinivenkat3339]

U have to write MCAT in USA.you have to write USMLE in USA

[@sohinichatterjee28]

He is absolutely right...

[@aks1984ful]

Problem is that, medical pg seat price or its vipness is based on how much money dr will yield once he join d market.