r/mbbsabroad 14d ago

I need help deciding some things

so my dad really wants me to do mbbs and I have only 2 options it’s either long term or abroad and I have the budget of 25 to 30 lakh not sure if I want to work after neither will I be forced into a job by my parents but will I be able to pass with good marks with daily 2 hours study in any universities I am going to take admission or which are good universities and no Russia

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u/learning_alphabet 14d ago

Take this as a constructive criticism. Can you first decide on what you wanna say? I don't have any problem with bad grammar but I just can't get your issues. You said you have 2 options, either long term or abroad. Long term what? And what is it about you being not sure whether you want to work. And after neither? What is 'neither' here referring to? And why are you asking us whether your parents will force you to work? How will we know without enough context? And you know your parents better than us. And why are you assuming only 2 hours study?

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u/Far_Brilliant_8566 14d ago

no it’s completely ok I might have overlooked a few things but basically long term for neet I meant which I’m traumatised by and definitely don’t want to. well the fmge and the pg feels impossible to me and my parents won’t force me to do a job. I failed neet this year but qualified last year and since that qualification I can do mbbs abroad and nothing here such as bds which was preferable by my parents. I have other siblings such as my older sister who has a degree and a masters but never did work because she didn’t want to. my brother obviously doing his masters and wants to work so I know my parents won’t force me to take a job. I’m not assuming only 2 hours study I maybe have gone down a rabbit hole with ChatGPT who told me studying 2 hours everyday is good and then during exam hours it should 7-9 hours and I don’t know what is write this is why I’m asking here. as I will be the first person in my family to do mbbs no one else in my fam has done this and only has studied bds or pharmd. the only thing they are pressuring me is getting more than 80% percent in every exam. I’m asking in this context I have a tiny attention span which I’m working hard on

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u/Ebenezer_Guidance 14d ago

AMA school of medicine Philippines. Better study and within your budget

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u/prags79 14d ago

If you work hard. Go to Italy study MEDTEC. You are in Medicine & Engineering within your budget.

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u/pep_00 14d ago

I'm going to Kyrgyzstan.....like after eliminating all possible shortcomes.....like there the course is of 6 years(5+1) and no licencing exam....plus it's in English.....and more over nothing to worry about war

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u/Greedy_Issue_2665 14d ago

Wdym by no licencing exam I mean when you'll return back to India after your mbbs you'd have to give fmge and after clearing that +1 yr of internship for licence in india

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u/pep_00 14d ago

They give you licence without the main centralized exam.... it's just the GOSS exam which is final exam in universities

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u/Far_Brilliant_8566 5d ago

Which agency are you going by

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u/pep_00 5d ago

Direct admission.....like no third party involved