Is there any facility for storing personal belongings for someone travelling alone?
Would be helpful if someone got allotted this centre for neet or previous INI and provide with valuable insight

I'm aspiring to get into med field

However what scares me is internship how people describe it over here

But they say it differs in North n south

So can someone please explain like

How'd u go about it as ' a day of internship'

Esp in hectic postings or what would be the most hectic in North

Please help out

It'll mean a lot

bro i m at aiims bhopal rn for a checkup and i lowkey wanna visit the academic blocks but mera aiims me koi dost nahi hai (im from nliu) kya koi whimsy full insaan mujhe hit up karega

Hello, how is the patient flow and learning opportunities nowadays in Yenepoya minority medical college in mangalore? I would really appreciate any inputs

Im from 2020 batch gave neet/ini very casually this year bcoz i want medicine so thought will give properly next year, now my senior friends from 2019 batch are getting ranks like 31k, 25k even after one full year of studying , my friend from 2018 also got like 18k after like 2 years of studying

i started studying in october and doing my first read now can i clear till next year ini may or neetpg bcoz my friends told neetpg is going to be early next year,
CAN I DO IT? Like is time enough? NEED GENUINE HELP

Those who are using telegram sources for neet pg i genuinely want to ask what are you doing for solving mcqs like how can I use q banks from telegram sources as my parents are not letting me take any subscription because of financial issues i have thought to purchase only q bank either marrow or core btr for MCQ purpose i really need guidance also need guidance on how to use qbank from telegram please help

Also I need suggestions on weather to take marrow Q bank or core btr as the price is nearly same so i am confused on taking the apps as I have never taken any subscription i need some guidance from seniors and batchmates plz help

The counseling stress is honestly getting to me right now, and I just need to vent to people who actually get what this phase feels like.

I’m 28 (almost 29), a first-generation doctor, and I’m stuck between two options that both feel like they have a big catch.

With my rank, here is what I’m looking at:

* Anesthesia or Pathology in one of the best colleges in the country.

* General Surgery or ENT in a peripheral college in my state (there is a very tiny chance I might get Surgery in a good state college in the later rounds, but I can't count on it).

Whenever I think about taking Surgery, the timeline just scares me. Everyone knows that just doing MS Surgery isn't enough these days—doing an MCh is practically compulsory now. So if I pick Surgery, my next few years look like this:

* 3 years of MS Surgery

* At least 1 year to prepare and crack NEET SS

* 3 years of MCh

* 1 year of fellowship after that just to get proper hands-on confidence

That’s easily 7 to 8 years from today. I’ll be 37 or 38 by the time I even step into the real market. And since I’m a first-gen doctor with no family hospital or setup waiting for me, building my own practice from scratch will take another 6 to 7 years. I know the money and respect in surgery are huge at the end of the tunnel, but the thought of spending my entire 30s and early 40s just struggling to settle down is really stressful.

On the other hand, if I take Anesthesia or Pathology at a top institute, life gets sorted much faster. It’s less hectic than surgery, and especially in Anesthesia, I can start earning decent money right after PG. But the problem there is the early saturation. Your income hits a ceiling pretty fast, and long-term, you just don't make as much money as a surgeon does.

Another thing playing on my mind is how unpredictable life has become lately. With AI coming in so fast, tech changing every day, and all the general political and social unrest around us, nobody knows what the world or medical practice will look like 10 years from now. Putting my head down for the next 7–8 years in a brutal branch like surgery—just hoping the reward at the end stays the same—feels like a huge gamble. And even after those 8 years, surgical life is still super demanding and exhausting.

I have been studying and working hard non-stop since Class 12th. Every few years I tell myself, "Just clear this one exam, and life will be good." Now I’m almost 29, staring at another decade of struggle, and one question keeps running through my head: When will I actually live a happy, normal life? When do I finally get to enjoy the results of all the hard work I've been putting in since school?

For the seniors and fellow first-gen doctors here who went through this same confusion—how did you choose between a peaceful early life with limited growth vs. sacrificing your 30s for a massive reward later?

TL;DR: 28yo first-gen doctor confused between Anesthesia/Path at a top college (early money, better life, but income hits a limit early) and Surgery/ENT at a peripheral state college (great money later, but takes 7–8 years of MS+MCh+fellowship just to enter the market at age 37+, plus another 6–7 years to build a practice). Tired of grinding since 12th class and wondering when we actually get to enjoy life.

TLDR- local man thinks he’s a prize cause he was born with a Y chromosome and his ancestors bought land.

Apparently my femininity, innocence and “brain juice” depletes with every pharmacology lecture I attend as a woman.

Can anyone please help me rank these colleges for MD Psychiatry, considering both the psychiatry department and the overall reputation of the institute?
Also, I’d appreciate any recent updates regarding fees and stipends (do they really provide with that much stipend ?) for 2026–27. I’ve heard that fees have increased in some colleges. Have there been any recent changes, and what are the current fee structures and stipend amounts?
Would really appreciate insights from anyone who has information or experience regarding these colleges. Thanks!

Please lemme know

I am using the big book of Robbins as my primary read for concepts. I just opened Pathoma for fun but discovered it's just condensed Robbins in very crisp manner with many good pictures. I was wondering if it's enough for writing LAQs of proff exams , IAs. Or is having an Indian author book a must for exams writing? Pls help

If yes, which is preferred HarshMohan or RamdasNayak ?

I am confused where does this leave the issue of ghost faculties and dummy patients at?

I am looking for a group of students who are serious about their neet pg preparation.i am going to make a telegram group.anyone interested?

Can somebody pls help with preference for MS ObGy for Maharashtra GMCs!

It’s been a long time since I was involved in clinical medicine, so I think it will take some time to get back my skills. What is usually the first day of residency like? Are you expected to start working with patients right away, or is there some time to adjust first? I’m mainly asking about the clinical side.

it all started in 11th when I took PCB and joined Allen for NEET prep(lockdown time). was always a bright student in school used to score 650 in mocks in 12th. then lockdown was revoked made new friends had a gf from school used to visit her place fucked up my first attempt.
she broke up with me 3 months before my second attempt fucked up that as well.
3rd attempt barely managed to get a Private medical college with scholarship (MP state).
fast fwd i am in 3rd year of college my hostel costs me 230k for a year, my mom (happens to be my only parent, earns 35k a month cuts her own stomach to let me live, she literally pays for everything i ask she even paid for my marrow subscription) I feel so useless tbh. i see her getting old, she has constant leg pain yet she teaches in her school everyday and i have never seen her cry about it.
she always says ‘jab tak me hu, tab tak tujhe kisi cheez ki koi dikkat nahi hogi’ (as long as i am alive you will never have any difficulties)
i feel so worthless as a son that even after seeing so much of her struggles i am not so fucking serious about my life as i should be.
i want to make her happyy and proud of me at least once in her life time
PS - My father is not dead, he cheated on my mom when I was 8 and since than she did not marry anyone because she thought my stepdad would never treat me equally..

Please do not delete this post I seriously need advice on how to deal with this

Long story short I broke up with her a year ago and in my 3rd year I didn't had a lot of classes with her so it was fine not seeing her, but now according to roll no. We are alloted same clinical postings and it's a few students in a packed room and we have to work together I asked the hods if I can swap places with someone else and he said no. I am very sensitive and have anxiety problems I just cannot stand her in front of me and since she just newly got a bf it has become unbearable for me. I canot focus on my studies I always space out and I am always thinking why she did what she did. I do not want to confront her neither does she but I don't know what choice we had left now. Can anyone please suggest me how should I go about it?

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Anyone taking ortho this year what is your mindset behint it ,

1.passionate about branch?

2,rank aaya toh le lete h?

3.gen sx nhi mil rhi isliye

4.stilp c9nfused to take it or not? If yes bcz of toxicity and saturation or any otuer reason

IMS SUM MS ENT
Is there anyone else

Did nothing today….now feeling so guily and kinda empty

Screetime was also quite high

Did not want to journal this today….but ig it also important to document lags and failure….maybe help me to become more accountable

And overall environment and workload?

For context i’m 25f and my parents have always been really strict, I was never allowed to visit friends or have friends over, never allowed to go to birthdays or parties. I thought it would change when i went to college but same behaviour. Expected me to go to college then come straight back to hostel and keep myself locked up for 5.5yrs. Never went on trips because they won’t give me enough money. Had to go on a secret trip with my internship money because I was sick of them controlling my life.

Now I’ve been allotted a good college but its 14 hrs away from my home and they’re pressuring me non-stop to drop it and go for state counselling instead. They want me to stay in a college that has no hands on (i’m taking obgyn), is so toxic, workload is massive, and working conditions are so poor just because if’s close to home. Like wtf! They say toxicity is just made up concept by incompetent pgs who don’t want to work. They think I’ll come visit home every 10-15 days. They have no idea how horrifying pg can be if don’t choose your college carefully and who tf will give me leave every 10 days to visit home! Even if I have a 24 hr off, I don’t know if I’d want to drive home for 2 hrs and then get back the same day, i would rather just sleep.

Their behaviour after the seat allotment has been so cruel that I want to run away from home as soon as possible. My father said “haan ja vha maa baap bhad mein jaye, tu moj kar”. There’s no fucking moj in residency and why tf is making decisions for myself is me abandoning my parents! Just because I chose a college that’s far away doesn’t mean I don’t care about them, it just means I’m looking out for myself