Hi #MedTwitter folks!
We all know how incredibly exhausting #NEETPG preparation can be. I've been at it for the past year while juggling my internship. By the end, I was absolutely wiped out. But I'm thrilled to share that I've secured an AIR 1931 in NEET PG 2024!
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I don’t know how to motivate young medical students to study anymore.
There is no point of being a doctor in India. The public don’t find us human enough.
Doctors are demonised in Movies, Social Media, Interviews, Political speeches.
Be a doctor somewhere else. Not India 🙏
Tried with one or two X-rays and results are generic and still early stage. After this post by @elonmusk many students are messaging, while AI like Grok might initially seem to threaten traditional radiology jobs, the broader perspective suggests a transformation rather than elimination. Radiologists using AI will replace radiologists not using AI. #MedTwitter
Why NEET PG counselling delay should raise grievous concerns across the Nation and not just doctors :
• Unlike any other profession when NEET PG counselling is delayed it directly hampers healthcare system with shortage of new specialist Doctors
• Previous batch of doctors are overburdened affecting patient care completely .
• Senior most resident (PG3) are in preparing phase for final exams affecting the patient care again which used to be compensated via new batches .
• Increased burden often leading to toxicity and mental issues that juniors have to suffer (due to twice the amount of work) again affecting the patient care
• Due to delay the doctors sit vacant for months and compete with thousands for a job which leads to black market of jobs by moderators hence corruption .
This is a bigger issue than the govt can think !
Clinicians w/ the highest empathy levels & patient satisfaction scores are at a higher risk of burnout. They may feel immense pressure to provide care that is beyond their human limits (physically & emotionally).
Just a reminder that you are human & you deserve rest, too.
Have been getting a lot of queries about my previous post, hope this clears it up. Remember what @DrAditya2935 sir said, You are not preparing for the exam, but to revise in the 10 days before the exam. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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@sankalp_health I did watch the main videos for most of the clinical subjects. Especially OBG, Surgery, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics, ENT, Ophtha and also PSM. Once your basics are clear, RR is just enough! I'll answer the rest of your questions and share a more detailed take in subsequent posts
Hi #MedTwitter folks!
We all know how incredibly exhausting #NEETPG preparation can be. I've been at it for the past year while juggling my internship. By the end, I was absolutely wiped out. But I'm thrilled to share that I've secured an AIR 1931 in NEET PG 2024!
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@sankalp_health Anatomy was one of my weaker spots hence I definitely did invest more energy into it. Having said that, although it might seem like a lot, RR+BTR is very crisp and concise. Wouldn't take anyone more than a couple of days to watch the videos and a week for the revision
@The___MANish I haven't used it personally but I think you can go for it. They have some excellent faculty. From what I've heard, it's really good for University Professionals but the Qbank needs a little work on. You can always try watching the videos and solving questions to access.
In his final words, Dr. Will West implored residency leaders to give trainees “the possibility of a better life,” & said, “I hope an effort can be made to understand, support, & mentor residents rather than simply to assess & drive them toward their highest potential as doctors.”
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Since the results, many juniors have reached out to me about the resources I used, and I thought it'd be great to share what worked for me.
I hope what I share can help some of you, in whatever small way, in your NEET PG Journey as well. Good luck!
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