“Low salaries, low confidence, poor food, harassment”: The doctor offers the harsh reality of middle school life

Amethical doctors may want to ready themselves. In a large -scale joint publication on X, Dr. Sodaher Kumar, a neurologist at Apollo Hospitals in Hyderabad, issued an explicit warning to future medical professionals: “Those who dream of future doctors should also be aware of the cruel reality as well.”

Dr. Kumar did not withdraw any punches because he placed the hard road to a medical degree in India – from getting a seat to survival in the years after that.

“Get a seat for MBBS and PG is difficult-it’s a known fact. Years of preparation (studies) and a lot of luck are necessary to get a seat,” he wrote. Once, the battle is only condensed.

“Medical studies are difficult. There are many topics, all of which are vast. Most of what is taught through MBBS is a theory and very few operations,” adding, “So, when you get your MBBS degree, you are very low in real patient confidence.”

Then the residence comes. “It is required that you work 24-36 hours along, and settle 100 hours per week, not unusual.” “Night duties are common, and you have a need to work on Sunday and during festivals.”

This is not all. He pointed out that “the living conditions in the homes of youth may not be perfect,” while highlighting the cost of private medical education and the weight of student loan. “The salaries during the training and accommodation period are low,” he added. “Even after completing the residence, the low salaries are. So, you must prepare for a life of at least a decade after passing the mbbs.”

“Stress and exhaustion are common among doctors,” he indicated.

Dr. Kumar said: “Just because these harmful conditions have been there over the past few decades, one cannot justify them today,” just because these harmful circumstances have been there over the past few decades, one cannot justify them today. “Urging transparency in MBBS fees, the conditions of the best youth house, improved work hours, the higher salary, and laws against harassment.

The post hit a tendon quickly. One of the users answered, “The old feudal practices of making the residents make transformations for an old 36 -hour … the persecuted are persecuted.” Another added, “Everything is possible if they take doctors like you as an inspiration.”