Connected to 5G network but you even can't send single message and video playing forgot about this
Charging huge amount for 5G network but working like 2G speed
Even in jaipur like city 🤬😡🤬🤬😡🤬
@airtelindia@Airtel_Presence
No one can denied admission only on basis on not bringing original admit card
If you don't have any documents
You can give them affidavit but they can't denied admission
पैसा हैं अपुन के पास तो
अपुनिच भगवान् है 😎😎
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*16 goverment colleges m only 60 seat*
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If this data is true, it should worry all of us.
The decline in top rankers choosing surgery isn’t about students changing—it’s about the system they’re entering.
Surgical residency still carries the image of long hours, hierarchy, limited mentorship, and delayed operative independence. And earlier, surgery was the primary procedural branch—if you wanted to “do something with your hands,” you chose surgery.
That’s no longer the case.
Today, most medical superspecialties offer procedures too. So procedural satisfaction + financial security is now possible without a decade-long surgical training journey.
So students aren’t running away from hard work—they’re choosing environments that feel structured, supported.
Instead of criticising their choices, we need to reform surgical training—respect, mentorship, monitored hands-on opportunities, simulation labs, mental-health support, and cultures that build surgeons rather than break them.
What do you think? Comment below