Which profession is hardest for a foreign-trained professional to enter and practice in the West?
Answer: Medicine. Why? Common sense. You simply can't entrust the lives and health of your citizens to someone whose training and competence haven't been thoroughly tested. That's why the West has a rigorous, multi-stage licensing process, followed by demanding residency requirements before a foreign-trained doctor can practice independently.
Compare that to India. We have people scoring minus 40 marks who should ideally be banned from ever appearing for medical entrance exams, yet are currently becoming doctors. A profession that deals with life and death, have lowest margin of error, and therefore should demand the highest level of competency, has become one of the biggest laboratories for affirmative action. Really sad state of affairs.
Biryani manga rha neend aayegi to aayegi fuck it 😛
Last week hai . Next week se ghar pe ladai karni padegi daily to not invest in private md 😔, medical field nahi karni blah blah
Somewhere in your 20s or 30s you’ll get the opportunity to rebuild your life after a negative loop. It's very important that you see that journey through.
The culture of worshipping consultants by young doctors should stop. We are a new generation where we should treat each other as humans. I usually find it disgusting and diabolical.