Cute princess

[Priyanka Choudhary @Priyank92678508]

MBBS doctors don’t say dentists aren’t doctors because they understand the value, training, and scope of a dental degree.

Yet every day, some Arts or Commerce student shows up with the audacity to question it and make ridiculous comments. 🤦‍♀️

[Vironika @vironikaom]

Most UPSC aspirants fail not because they study less.

They fail because they spend 2 years collecting PDFs, watching random videos, and switching strategies every month.

If you're targeting UPSC 2027, here's a simple roadmap that can genuinely put you ahead of 90% of aspirants:

PHASE 1 : Build Your Foundation

• Finish NCERTs
• Complete standard books
• Start your Optional subject immediately
• Read current affairs daily
• Focus on understanding, not memorising
Daily target:
4 hrs GS
4 hrs Optional
1 hr Current Affairs
Your goal is not to "feel productive."
Your goal is to finish the syllabus once.
Most aspirants don't.

PHASE 2: Convert Knowledge Into Marks
This is where serious preparation begins.
• Start daily answer writing
• Write even if your answers are bad
• Practice introductions, conclusions, and structure
• Take sectional tests
• Identify weak subjects
Remember:

UPSC does not reward the person who studied the most.

It rewards the person who can reproduce knowledge under pressure.

PHASE 3 (Last 3 Months Before Prelims)

Stop chasing new sources.

Start revising.

• Revise every subject multiple times
• Solve PYQs repeatedly
• Give full-length mock tests
• Analyse mistakes brutally honestly
Aspirants keep searching for "secret books."
The real secret is revision.
One revision = Confidence
Five revisions = Selection
A few mistakes I see every year:

❌ Delaying Optional
❌ Ignoring CSAT
❌ Watching more strategy videos than studying
❌ Starting answer writing too late
❌ Collecting resources instead of mastering them
❌ Reading current affairs without linking them to static subjects

For UPSC 2027, your target should be simple:

Finish the syllabus early.
Write answers regularly.
Solve questions daily.
Revise relentlessly.

That's it.

No fancy timetable.
No magical Telegram channel.
No secret topper notes.

Just consistent execution for 12 months.

And one more thing:
Stop comparing your Day 1 with someone's Year 4.
The only comparison that matters is whether you're better than you were yesterday.

If you're serious about UPSC 2027 and want a Personalised mentorship support, DM "Mentorship'' me.

Let's make sure your preparation is measurable from Day 1, not judged only on result day.

[Vironika @vironikaom]

UPSC aspirants spend lakhs on coaching without knowing that they may be eligible for FREE coaching, monthly stipends and financial assistance of up to ₹1 lakh.

Bookmark this. You may need it later.

Here are some major UPSC scholarship and coaching-support schemes:

1. Central Free Coaching Scheme

For eligible SC, OBC and PM CARES beneficiaries.

Offers free coaching for UPSC and other competitive examinations through selected institutions.

2. Jamia Millia Islamia Residential Coaching Academy

For eligible minority, SC, ST and women candidates.

Provides free UPSC coaching, academic support and residential facilities, subject to selection.

3. MANUU Residential Coaching Academy

Offers UPSC Prelims-cum-Mains coaching for eligible minority, SC, ST and women aspirants.

Admission is generally through an entrance examination.

4. Tamil Nadu Naan Mudhalvan Scholarship

Selected UPSC aspirants may receive:

• ₹7,500 per month for 10 months
• ₹25,000 assistance after clearing Prelims for Mains preparation

5. Maharashtra BARTI Scheme

For eligible Scheduled Caste candidates from Maharashtra.

Benefits may include:

• Free UPSC coaching
• ₹13,000 monthly stipend
• One-time study assistance
• ₹50,000 after clearing Prelims
• ₹25,000 after clearing Mains

6. Maharashtra MahaJyoti Scheme
For eligible OBC, VJNT and Special Backward Category candidates.
Benefits may include free coaching, monthly stipend, contingency assistance and travel allowance.

7. Maharashtra TRTI Scheme
For eligible Scheduled Tribe candidates.

Provides UPSC coaching and stage-wise financial assistance for Mains and interview preparation.

8. Maharashtra SARTHI Scheme

Provides sponsored UPSC coaching and financial support to candidates belonging to eligible target communities in Maharashtra.

9. Uttar Pradesh Mukhyamantri Abhyudaya Yojana

Offers free online and offline coaching for UPSC, UPPSC and other competitive examinations.

10. Rajasthan Mukhyamantri Anuprati Coaching Yojana

Provides government-funded coaching support to eligible students from notified social and economic categories.

11. Bihar Civil Seva Protsahan Yojana

Eligible Bihar candidates who clear Preliminary examinations may receive financial assistance ranging from ₹30,000 to ₹1 lakh, depending on the examination and category.

Most aspirants miss these opportunities because they discover them after the application deadline.

Keep these documents ready:

• Domicile certificate
• Caste/NCL certificate
• Income certificate
• Graduation documents
• Aadhaar-linked bank account
• UPSC admit card and result
• Passport-size photographs

Eligibility, benefits and application dates can change every year. Always verify the latest notification on the official portal before applying.

Money should never become the reason a deserving aspirant is forced to abandon the UPSC journey.

Bookmark this post and share it with an aspirant who may need it.

[The mood doctor @Chulbulpanda420]

An Ideal Doctor—
Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Call him anytime -day or night. Send WhatsApp messages, reports, photos he should reply instantly.
Whenever you need him, whether it’s 5 a.m. or Diwali night, he must be available for treatment.
Every treatment he gives must be 100% accurate.
No disease should be missed.
No complications should ever occur.
Even the laws of nature should not apply to him.
OPD consultation fee should be almost nothing.
After all, we’re “just talking,” so why should there be any fee?
If admitted to the hospital, he should give huge discounts on operation charges,
so we can afford a Deluxe Room and order whatever we want from the canteen or Zomato for a party.
He should prescribe medicines that are easily available everywhere,
and one prescription should last for 4 years — no need for follow-ups, tests, or re-evaluations.
He should consider accepting even a single pen from a pharma company as a sin,
but somehow he must automatically stay updated with all the latest, most expensive, and most effective new medicines.
He must keep studying continuously,
attend conferences and CMEs regularly,
but his clinic should never be closed.
He should have the latest machines, state-of-the-art operation theatres, and the best staff,
but the treatment cost should be like that of a government hospital.
He must personally see every report,
give every patient enough time,
but we should never have to wait when our turn comes in OPD.
He should be available on phone, WhatsApp, video call, messages, and email on every platform,but should never expect that his time also has any value.
We should be able to question him on every piece of advice we get from Google, YouTube, neighbours, relatives, or social media,
but he should never feel bad about it.
He should have 15–20 years of education and experience,
but readily accept defeat in front of our 15-minute internet research.
His hospital should have five-star hotel-like facilities,
but when we see the bill, it should feel like government rates.
He should treat every patient like his own family,
but his own family should be used to the fact that the doctor stays more in the hospital than at home.

He should have no personal life.
No holidays.
No festivals.
No illness.
No tiredness.
And most importantly —
If everything goes well, it is God’s grace.
And if anything goes wrong,
it is only the doctor’s fault.

Because in the eyes of the public, an ideal doctor is someone who:
Carries the responsibility of God,
possesses the honesty of a saint,
and gives the availability of a machine.
Are you an ideal doctor?

[let it go. @stayaway_002]

Late marriage is fine.
Having children or not is your choice
and putting financial stability first is completely reasonable.

What's not fine is rushing into marriage because you're afraid you're running out of time and ending up with the wrong person. A toxic relationship can do far more damage than marrying late ever will......

[Sumit @beingsumit01]

Imagine the wife of the richest man in the country saying this! Don't let anyone sell you that happy housewife dream🤯

[` @worshipVK]

Just saw another clip from Pranit More's show and it's disgusting 🙏

He asks a dentist "Does it ever happen to you that a patient comes in and she has some residue of male sperm in her teeth?"

The dentist went numb like she couldn't believe what he had just asked.

Then he asked "If an aunty comes to you and there is some residue on her face, what do you say to her? Aunty, have you given somebody a BJ or is this a cavity?"

The dentist looked genuinely uncomfortable. He kept asking "Is there any problem with swallowing?"

The dentist said "No" and then he replied "then why don't girls swallow?"

The poor girl felt creepy and said "I don't know"

If Himanshu and Sejal get punished, then why doesn't he? He should be banned from doing stand up comedy. His every show just revolves around porn, sex and dirty jokes. 🤡

[` @worshipVK]

- Rich, privileged SC/ST girl
- Scores 406/720 in NEET
- Gets the best college in Mumbai
- Does everything except study because she never studied
- 70% failure rate soon as a doctor

- Poor general boy, son of an auto driver
- Scores 92 percentile in his 3rd attempt in JEE
- Did everything with minimal resources
- Couldn't cross the cutoff.
- Will now do a corporate job to support his family

[Samriddhi @Samriddhi_12]

This is the reality of doctors produced through reservation!

[𝐇𝐲𝐝𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐧 @ImHydro45]

Meet Sejal Pawar :

> Belongs to ST community.
> Scored 406 marks in NEET.
> Took the reservation quota.
> Went into Government medical college
> Started playing with the dicks of dead bodies.
> She even told this proudly to everyone.

This is the reality of reservation. These shameless people don't deserve a medical seat but still they get it because of that stupid system. Blood boils man.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Give me ONE good reason why BDS should not be called doctors? Are you dumb or acting like one?

Physiotherapists are calling themselves doctors here, and you have a problem with BDS?

Do you know that after MDS-oromaxillofacial surgery, dental surgeons aiming to treat severe pathologies, congenital anomalies, or cancers can go for highly specialised MCh courses?

That's not a doctor enough for you?

Stop being a bigot towards your own deserving medical science fraternity.

[Dr Abhilasha Manwatkar (AIIMS Nagpur) @Abhilasha21822]

₹25,000 injection every month.😳

FREE in INDIA 🇮🇳

With just Aadhaar card and Ration card.

Many rheumatology patients & doctors in India still don’t know this may be possible…
through eligible government-supported assistance programs.

Before saying, “I can’t afford treatment,” ask your rheumatologist what schemes and support options are available.

Awareness can be as powerful as medicine.

Share this. Someone needs to see it.

#PatientAwareness #psoriaticarthritis

[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

Here is the exact endocrinology behind why your hunger magically disappears if you ignore it. 👇

• Most people think hunger is a continuous signal that keeps rising indefinitely until you finally eat. It isn't.
The primary hunger hormone is Ghrelin. It is highly pulsatile and conditioned to your habitual meal times. When your usual lunchtime hits, Ghrelin spikes, stimulating the hypothalamus to trigger an intense urge to eat.

• But if you skip the meal? That Ghrelin wave doesn't keep climbing. It naturally crashes on its own within an hour or two.
Simultaneously, as your blood glucose dips, your body senses a fasting state and unleashes counter-regulatory hormones: Glucagon, Cortisol, and Epinephrine.

• Glucagon immediately goes to work on your liver, triggering glycogenolysis breaking down stored glycogen and dumping free glucose directly into your bloodstream.

• Your brain detects this newly stabilized blood sugar. Combined with the faded Ghrelin pulse, the hypothalamus completely shuts off the intense hunger drive.

• You actually didn't magically stop needing calories. Your body just realized that external food wasn't coming, so it decided to eat your liver's glycogen stores instead.

Hi, I am Dr. Priyam. I break down complex medical science and advocate for Evidence-Based Medicine. Follow me for more clinical facts and physiological breakdowns.

[Dr Anant Singh @AnantSi46281074]

The unexpected marks given in Neet MDS 2026 leads me and other student in dispair. The paper was moderate to tough from last year. Why the hell you guys can’t release paper and answer sheet so we all can check our paper @dpradhanbjp @BJP4India @narendramodi @RahulGandhi

[Cute princess @Cuteprincess180]

@AnantSi46281074 @dpradhanbjp @BJP4India @narendramodi @RahulGandhi So true , the paper was damn pretty much difficult but how the cut off raised. Even though marks improved by 100 or more ranks remained the same..they should release the paper and answer sheet .and wt marks are alloted.

[Ajit kumar @ajitcodes]

If someone is ignoring you, try this psychological move.

Save this… you might need it one day.

When they suddenly stop replying, send

[Helen Casanova | Seduction Palace @HelenCasanova_]

A divorce lawyer who handled over 5,000 cases was asked:

"What are the clearest signs a marriage is heading for divorce?"

His answer surprised everyone. Because it has nothing to do with cheating, money, or sex.

Here's what he said instead…

[Wokeflix @wokeflix]

Didi: Oscar
Bhaipo: Filmfare

[BALA @erbmjha]

"Rahul Gandhi told me he can take Abhishek Banerjee to Hyderabad for treatment"

Mamata Bano couldn't build a single hospital in 15 yrs capable of treating an injury caused by an egg!? 😂