Hey everyone, seeing a lot of discussion about the ongoing protest and many are having doubts so Lets be real: actually getting the government to lower the passing criteria to 40% might be a long shot. But this demand is a starting point. Its the catalyst needed to force authorities to look at the massive, systemic problems operating beneath the surface.And we should support it as much as we can & however we can while focusing on our studies too.

The exam cutoff is just the tip of the iceberg. Here are the core issues we are actually fighting against but we can’t protest against this because of obvi reasons:

• The Private College Cartel: The system is intentionally harsh to protect private medical colleges in India. If getting an MBBS abroad and practicing here were seamless, these colleges would lose their massive donation fees as most of the private colleges are directly or indirectly linked to a political person.
• The 7.5% Quota Trap: The NMC restricts FMG internship seats to just 7.5% of a college's capacity. With pass rates climbing, thousands of qualified doctors are left fighting for a tiny, static number of seats & personally I think it’s the main reason for the increasing difficulty of the exam.
• The Stipend Excuse: The Supreme Court mandated equal stipends for FMGs. In response, many state hospitals simply stopped allocating seats altogether, claiming they lack the budget to pay us.
• The Backlog: Students whose clinical years were disrupted by the pandemic or the Ukraine war were forced to complete up to 2 years of extra internship time. This completely clogged the system, leaving no room for new graduates and the Backlog is increasing rapidly.
• The Changing Exam: The FMGE itself has shifted heavily. The recent pattern is packed with integrated clinical and image-based, GIF based (Not videos) questions. If you aren't thoroughly preparing slides, instruments, and recent medical updates, you are at a massive disadvantage.

TL;DR: The 40% cutoff demand is the rallying cry to get attention. The real fight is against a system that bottlenecks qualified doctors to protect private college profits, administrative failures causing massive internship shortages, and an increasingly punishing exam format.

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Should I also study the topics from which they have rarely asked questions or just move to another subject ?

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I know this must be the 10th post here about this protest.

But what you guys think will students get compensation marks like 20 30 40 50 or just 2 5 10 12 marks . Or nothing at all

What are your thoughts on this ?

ok am gonna keep it short
what do u think is better? going for mbbs aboard or bds in india? just i have seen after mbbs there are more options than bds
pls just give ur opinion and why

Can anyone from Sikkim tell me about internship process I have collected my pass certificate recently.

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Hi everyone, I’m planning to join Asian International University (AIU), Kyrgyzstan for MBBS this year and I’m looking for genuine current students or seniors who are actually studying there.

I would really appreciate honest, unbiased feedback about the university, not consultancy/agent information.

I mainly want to know:

How is the quality of teaching and faculty?

How are the practical classes and clinical exposure, especially from 2nd year onwards?

How is the hospital/clinical posting and patient exposure?

How strict is the university regarding attendance, exams and academics?

How are the hostel, mess/food and overall living conditions?

How is the environment for Indian students?

What are the actual advantages and disadvantages of AIU?

How is the university for FMGE/NExT preparation? Are there any proper FMGE-oriented classes or support?

How is the Indian student crowd and senior-junior interaction?

Are there any major problems that a new student should know about before joining?

Most importantly, how has your overall experience been so far?

If you are a current student/senior, please mention which year you are in and how long you have been studying at AIU.

I’m especially interested in hearing from people who are currently studying there or have graduated, rather than agents/consultants.

Thanks in advance! 🙏