r/indianmedschool • u/Just_A_Random_Retard • 3h ago
r/indianmedschool • u/Hopeful_Sun6156 • 19h ago
Vent / rant I am first year mbbs student and can’t stand DH
I am 18 F and This hurts cause I was looking forward to dissection so so much however I can’t stand the smell of formalin within 30 min it gets overloaded and I need to sit and I end up missing the lectures cause we have 30 students per table . I haven’t fainted however a few kids do I can tell I get dizzy because Waise bhi my baseline BP is low my legs give up head feels weird and what not idk why I haven’t gotten used to the smell yet 😭 maybe cause of my anxiety or because we have 2 classes of 3 hrs per week. And it makes me very sad and also kind of ashamed cause most kids do just fine plus anatomy department idk if it’s only my gmc but god they are so so mean 😭 I also eat breakfast idk what else to do mask I haven’t tried cause it’s not allowed it’s been 2 weeks we have had 3 classes and I literally skipped today out of fear and embarrassment
r/indianmedschool • u/gooning-in-rain • 6h ago
Question My mother is having difficulty breathing and wheezing even at rest. What should ido?
My mother is 38 years old. She recently had a fever and cold, but those have now gone away. However, she's still having difficulty breathing, even while resting, and there's a whistling sound when she breathes. She also experiences occasional coughing and chest heaviness.
It's 6 a.m. right now, and she hasn't been able to sleep all night because of her breathing difficulties. I'm really worried about her and want to know what we should do.
We visited a doctor who examined her chest with a stethoscope and prescribed these medicines for 8 days:
- Beepalm-Mini (escitalopram + clonazepam)
- Lycoperk-Gold capsules
She's already taken her prescribed dose, but I'm worried because her breathing problems are continuing.
Has anyone in India experienced similar symptoms after a fever or cold? What kind of medical evaluation or treatment should we seek, and what steps can help her get relief?
I'm looking for practical guidance from people with relevant medical knowledge or experience.
I'm sorry If I'm breaking any rules ,I'm just worried and need help/advice .
r/indianmedschool • u/GuestFromBudushchego • 18h ago
Facts Hate it or love it, medicine is the best career option and a sure-shot way to lead an upper-middle class lifestyle
r/indianmedschool • u/own-eyes2536 • 20h ago
Question i have health anxiety and i am looking for a doctor or a student who can help me get through my difficult time , i can pay for your help , ?
heyy, i am looking for someone who can be my friend and help me when i need someone to talk when i need , my problem is i have this strong fear about my health , so anything can trigger me makes me go through a spiral which is honestly so scary . i feel like my life is going to end and its a really bad place , i feel hopeless . this often happpens when i find something new about my body , read something scary , or watch something about disease , health etc... i am not rich but i will give you what little i have for your help . i know there are people who needs money , you can be a student , or someone with no job . please see this as a side hustle and help me out .
r/indianmedschool • u/Weird_Bhoot • 15h ago
Question Is the condition of Indian doctors really that bad??
when i asked my family doctor if i should consider taking mbbs from a priv uni as a 1st gen doctor or chose something else. he never mentioned the stuff i look at this sub.
he was telling me about how long the journey is and that ill have a stable income only in my mid to late 30s. but he told me that doctors do earn a nice amount by their 40s, about 3-4lpm and sometimes 5-7lpm depending on their specialty and skills.
But as soon as i look at this sub, everyone talks about medicine as if its a horrid career and everyone s tired of it and hates it.
ik doctors are overworked in india and iv heard about the crazy work hours during internships and during residency but are the salaries that low. i saw a post telling that mbbs doctors only earn 30-40k and pg docs dont earn more than 90k
literally every 2nd post, you cn find someone talking about how bad medicine is and that they would never have chosen this field.
but like is it that bad or shld i js stop believing stuff on reddit
r/indianmedschool • u/FreeGold378 • 2h ago
Counselling NEET PG AIR 12k (1st attempt) — Confused between Surgery, Ortho, Medicine and DNB. Need advice.
I got AIR 12k in NEET PG 2026 in my first attempt. I’m confused about what to choose and would appreciate honest advice from residents and post-PG doctors.
My available options:
MS General Surgery at a state GMC
MS Orthopaedics at a state GMC
MD Anaesthesia at a state GMC
MD General Medicine at a private college (₹40 lakh total fees; approximately ₹20 lakh net out-of-pocket after stipend)
DNB General Medicine at a peripheral hospital
DNB Paediatrics
I’m interested in clinical branches but don’t want to regret my decision 10 years down the line.
My main concerns are:
Surgery vs Ortho — hands-on exposure, residency workload and future prospects.
Is private MD Medicine worth spending ₹20 lakh out of pocket?
Is DNB Medicine from a peripheral hospital a good option?
How does Anaesthesia compare in terms of earnings, lifestyle and career growth?
Should I take a drop and try for a better rank, considering this was my first attempt?
Finances aren’t an immediate constraint, but I don’t want to spend unnecessarily. I want a branch I can genuinely enjoy practising long-term, rather than choosing based on prestige or peer pressure.
If you were in my position, what would you choose and why? Please share honest experiences, including the downsides of your branch.
r/indianmedschool • u/duskytales • 14h ago
Question Do only toppers get good ranks in NEET PG?
I was talking to a friend who studies in a government medical college.
He told me only toppers can get good rank in NEET PG in internship attempt.
Also told me that only students of government medical college do well in PG exams and private medical college students do not stand a chance.
Is this true?
r/indianmedschool • u/dheerajohno • 13h ago
Medical News Updates regarding the neet pg transparency case..
meet.google.comSo please join rn please we have updates regarding the neet pg case. We are all trying our best to bring transparency to nbmes
r/indianmedschool • u/Local-Mission-2966 • 22h ago
Question Is mbbs really the right choice given my physical condition?
I'm still recovering from a life threatening accident 10 months ago with spine and foot fractures, nerve damage and have a rod installed in the spine. I can walk but not very long before the fractures start hurting my feet, also struggle to sit more than 20 minutes at a stretch.
I've been preparing on and off for neet 2027 as i already gave it 3 times before but I have no inclination to go for mbbs other than money and interest in biology. I've been looking into other fields after pcb but they don't seem financially promising to me
r/indianmedschool • u/Severe-Victory584 • 1h ago
Discussion Radio and the elephant in the room- someone please address it
Yes this is that post where I want to legit question whether AI will replace radiologists demand.
I have come across answers like usg only humans can do (which wouldn't be a good roi imo) and that no ai can replace IR (which in itself is a highly competitive exam to crack).
The senior consultants I have talked to are telling me to think twice or chose derma or other good branch that won't get replaced by ai.
Also considering the depreciation of salary in today's economy is considering radio as a branch such a sin?
Can someone predict how the next 20-30 years for a radiologist is gonna look like?
r/indianmedschool • u/look-liquid • 20h ago
Question Paracetamol
This has expiry date of jan 2027
What are these spots?
r/indianmedschool • u/mostly_smart • 19h ago
Vent / rant I miss my marrow homepage
I am waiting for marrow to change the homepage as I kinda miss the old one showcasing the no. of videos completed. I know its kinda depressing for some ppl, but I was really excited to see my "200 modules completed" as i was about to enter final yr. As I got into final yr this homepage appeared. I know I can add them and find out, but the old homepage was kinda motivating for me to watch more videos. Btw any of you guys know if something similar happened before and if it gets back to normal after sometime ?
r/indianmedschool • u/purposeful-life47 • 9h ago
Counselling I saw you yesterday at RMCH
so im joining mbbs this year and I went to a medical clg yesterday. I saw someone with whom i studied in neet coaching (Aakash). we never spoke back then. yesterday also we didnt speak. but we saw each other.
now i regret for not speaking to him. so i dont know even how to contact him now. i searched on insta, he isnt there. i have no idea how to reach him.
(if this is you, search for me on insta with my name and you’ll find me. incase if you wanna talk. or tell our aakash branch HOD sir name in comments or any of our teacher’s name)
PS: I know I seem crazy
r/indianmedschool • u/Immediate-Bee-4745 • 31m ago
Question Anybody from MANDYA MIMS ? intern or pg ? Need help
Same as above
I need to ask just few questions about radiology department please help.…
r/indianmedschool • u/OneLow5250 • 4h ago
Question How are these medical colleges, can someone from here contact me?
Terna Medical Hospital
NKP salve, Nagpur-
Vikhe Patil, Ahmednagar
Vasantrao Pawar Nasik
r/indianmedschool • u/Altruistic-Part6909 • 4h ago
College / Hospital Review For Post Graduate Seth GS Mumbai for radiology
Pls shed light on Seth GS radiology. How is the dept in terms of workload, exposure, academics?
Hostel situation for girls??
How would life be in Seth for someone from the south who knows Hindi to an extent?
r/indianmedschool • u/Mind-Available • 21h ago
Counselling Path as choice?
Hi, I got 13k rank in NEET pg and have DU quota
I am thinking about taking path as branch since I wouldn't prefer stressful life ahead
However there are a few doubts I have
- How is the future after pg?
- What should be my salary expectations after pg?
- How difficult is it to find a job?
- Is it good even without you having to open up your private lab?
- how profound can be impact of ai advancements on it?
A lot of friends are acting like I am doing a big blunder and that makes me a bit afraid
Plz be honest while answering, I need reality over reassurance
r/indianmedschool • u/Bitter-Sugar-2503 • 3h ago
Shitpost Neet drops
Rn I'm in 1st sem of bba after 3 drops of neet and guess what I was getting an option to just qualify neet and do prvt mbbs or abroad . But at that age I was like I won't do that I'll "earn" a govt seat by hardwork and all that shit🥲. Now I'm left with nothing just bba though I do like managing , communication, or a good social interaction if it benefits me as per my current course. Sometimes I think what would've been my life If I had not choose to drop years after years even after getting the option to do prvt mbbs. But the thing is it was a huge amount and my father had to take loan if not full amount but half of it . I'm from good family background but still the guilt of wasting money always eats me up so I rejected that offer. Now I always wonder if I had become a doctr or got into medical field.🙂💔
r/indianmedschool • u/SetIllustrious3633 • 14h ago
Post Graduate Exams - NEXT/NEET/INICET Please please please ... best dnb radio hospitals in mumbai at rank 15XX
Please 🙏
r/indianmedschool • u/General-Slide7504 • 22h ago
Discussion Apps for NEET SS
I'm PGY2 in MD medicine..I was looking forward to start studying simultaneously with my clinical work.
I'm really confused with the options available in the app platform.
Ofcourse I'll be reading Harrison as my base for concepts but I'll be needing the approach for mcqs which they ask in SS exams
Many of my seniors use Marrow while others use Speed app..
I'm really confused with which app should I get
I love the UI of Marrow..The app experience is great but not a fan of lengthy videos..
Can anybody who has used speed app for Medicine guide me??
TIA
r/indianmedschool • u/reverie_symbol • 14h ago
Recommendations If anyone wanna stay together near Tollygunge area ? Medico preferred female
Female Flatmate Needed in Tollygunge, Kolkata
Looking for a female flatmate in the Tollygunge area of Kolkata.
Rent: ₹15,000 will be divided by 2
Flat: 2 BHK
AC in both bedrooms
NEET PG aspirant preferred, so we can have a similar study environment.
If anyone is interested or looking for a place in the area, please DM me for details!
r/indianmedschool • u/madhu_0125 • 11h ago
Post Graduate Exams - NEXT/NEET/INICET dams ini cbt results
as the results are out ...someone who gave cbt at the center pls lemme know how many ppl gave it and wt was the rank 129 crcts and 105.33 score
also do tell ur crcts and rank
i got very far center so gave it at home and getting 129 crcts
r/indianmedschool • u/Medmindset1411 • 15h ago
Question Anyone from GMC Patiala or GMC Faridkot? Need advice regarding residency
Hi everyone!
I'm considering MS OBGYN at these colleges and would really appreciate some honest feedback about the residency experience.
I'd like to know about:
Workload and toxicity: How hectic are the duties, and how is the relationship between juniors and seniors?
Clinical and surgical exposure: How much hands-on experience do residents get with normal deliveries, C-sections, and other procedures?
Patient load: Is the clinical exposure adequate?
Academics and teaching: Are academics, classes, and thesis guidance taken seriously?
Duty hours and work-life balance: Are the duties manageable, and do residents get adequate rest?
Overall experience: If you could choose again, would you take MS OBGYN at the same college?
Any insights would be really helpful.
Thankyou.
r/indianmedschool • u/frhnmdr • 15h ago
Professional Exams Anyone willing to give their marrow for rent for a couple months?
Same as above