Alternate career options after MBBS - Dr. Rohan Khandelwal

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2020
  • In this video, Dr. Rohan Khandelwal talks about the various prospects after MBBS. This is a recording of his session conducted at Excelsior '20, organised by IMSA.
    During the course of this video, he has discussed
    - USMLE
    - PLAB/ MRCS
    - MBA after MBBS
    - Civil services
    - Role of healthcare professionals in medical startup's
    - Research opportunities
    Dr. Rohan Khandelwal is a Breast Cancer Surgeon and a national level Surgery faculty. He has done his MBBS, MS from VMMC & SJH (India) followed by MRCS (Edinburgh) and two fellowships in Breast Surgery after clearing his USMLE exams.
    He can be contacted via his website - www.breasthealth.in

Комментарии • 318

  • @heerasubhagan4082
    @heerasubhagan4082 3 года назад +9

    I just know he's a great teacher. Period. The confidence when he teaches. Out of the world!

  • @fasihasheikh4614
    @fasihasheikh4614 3 года назад +7

    I was thinking about changing my medical field and this video just come up on my newsfeed. Nicely explained! Much appreciated!

  • @SeemaSharma-fl7xi
    @SeemaSharma-fl7xi 3 года назад +236

    Sir was literally laughing in.....with such a long intro of himself 😍

    • @lefthandedsurgeon
      @lefthandedsurgeon  3 года назад +136

      I was eager to start speaking 😊

    • @anupamsingh6323
      @anupamsingh6323 3 года назад +14

      @@lefthandedsurgeon Sir you are role model for us

    • @SeemaSharma-fl7xi
      @SeemaSharma-fl7xi 3 года назад +12

      I got a reply from u Sir,.....Wow! Just happiest day in my life🤩, thank you so much....

    • @BiologicalMedico
      @BiologicalMedico 3 года назад +1

      Inspiration for many Pg aspirant ❤️

    • @anjubirhman4331
      @anjubirhman4331 3 года назад +1

      @@lefthandedsurgeon career alternatives after
      Bachelor's in prosthesics and orthotics, in India plzz

  • @drsachinbharadwaj
    @drsachinbharadwaj 3 года назад +21

    Sir you're one of the reasons why I love surgery so much, love your way of teaching sir! Glad to have you as our teacher in marrow!

  • @DrVishwajitsinh
    @DrVishwajitsinh 3 года назад +6

    I have never come across a teacher, an excellent surgeon like you sir . It’s amazing to watch you explaining details of everything and also how ambitiously you guide for every path , thanks a lot sir 😊

  • @Kpii6569
    @Kpii6569 3 года назад +23

    Rohan sir u r a true cpr to the sinking hearts❤️..more power to u.. nothing can be more divine than ur guidance sir❤️

  • @sonia.sarpal
    @sonia.sarpal 3 года назад +7

    You are not only a good doctor you are good human being also .Keep up the good work.

  • @harsha345155
    @harsha345155 3 года назад +81

    I did MBBS 9 years ago. Besides working in clinics for a short period, I worked as a drug safety physician and Medical Writer for 4 years. Now I am working on film a feature documentary as a director and producer.

    • @saurabhmalhotra5994
      @saurabhmalhotra5994 3 года назад +1

      I also did mbbs 10 years ago...can i also enter film line ...can u please elaborate??....or msg me at 9878603893

    • @musicnights8075
      @musicnights8075 3 года назад

      @@saurabhmalhotra5994 why.is mbbs not ggod

    • @mimistudyvlogs8122
      @mimistudyvlogs8122 Год назад +1

      Plz tell me about mbbs ...I'm 23 now but want to do mbbs ...will t be worth???

    • @betarubber9546
      @betarubber9546 Год назад

      @@mimistudyvlogs8122 what r u doing now bro

  • @tanbirmonzoor7993
    @tanbirmonzoor7993 3 года назад +2

    Rohan sir is an inspiration for so many Medical graduates. Such a charming personality

  • @smile3065
    @smile3065 3 года назад +4

    You made us to fall in love with surgery by excellent way of your teaching.. Thank you sir

  • @aryamonmukherjee5303
    @aryamonmukherjee5303 3 года назад +157

    Medical field is the perfect example of Stockholm syndrome or the "mafia life". Once you're in, you always say you want to get out, but some part of you wants to stay and somehow you trudge along!

  • @NEHASINGH-kq9xt
    @NEHASINGH-kq9xt 3 года назад +3

    Sir really feel blessed to have a teacher like you 🙏.... Really trying to follow ur footsteps though it is really difficult but under your guidance will be able to achieve my target goal.. You are truly an inspiration for all of us.. Many many thanks to you 🙏

  • @vinodkumarprajapatvkp2359
    @vinodkumarprajapatvkp2359 3 года назад

    Thank you sir for addressing these issues, this would be a great help ☺️☺️

  • @pranavjain9438
    @pranavjain9438 3 года назад +1

    Really great session sir...feel motivated...Thanks a lot!

  • @pavansagar7218
    @pavansagar7218 3 года назад +2

    Amazing sir!!you are such a humble person sir🙏🙏Hats off to you sir!!

  • @jibinjoseph460
    @jibinjoseph460 3 года назад +3

    The MC nailed it, congrats dear👍👍🎉🎉🎉❤️❤️

  • @BruceWayne-xy1nz
    @BruceWayne-xy1nz 3 года назад +21

    Imagine achieving so much , that it takes so much time for a intro 🥰

  • @shalinishalu9568
    @shalinishalu9568 3 года назад +24

    I hav attended ur live class in pondicherry last yr April 2019 for five days..after the class I still remember everyone clapping for the marvellous class..U r such an inspiration sir..ur voice ur handwriting ur presence itself makes me happy..hope I meet u one day..sir..!!!

  • @dahliajaji9547
    @dahliajaji9547 2 года назад

    Excellent information
    Very bright, brilliant doctor with great communication skills, balanced approach to life and dedication to the profession. You are an ideal doctor to motivate young doctors to pursue their passion and serve the society and needy.
    Thanks a lot for providing immense information about the subject🙏

  • @funkdaddy5641
    @funkdaddy5641 3 года назад +2

    thank you sir for such a a good video interaction, i agree with you spending time with patients is absolutely most important.

  • @brucecommunity7518
    @brucecommunity7518 3 года назад +1

    Who dislikes this video are thinking that video is long like that ... But beleive me it's a good content watch it in 1.5 x or something

  • @HeartMindSoul4321
    @HeartMindSoul4321 3 года назад +9

    Hi! I'm a big fan of Marrow faculty & Rohan sir.
    Respect from Korea💜

    • @svvardhan1997
      @svvardhan1997 3 года назад

      Why u need marrow my koeran frd?

  • @v4run_v
    @v4run_v 3 года назад +2

    Thank you sir for expanding our vision.

  • @ZeeshanAli-mz5wl
    @ZeeshanAli-mz5wl 3 года назад +1

    Learnt a lot sir and u r a great inspiration sir ...it would have taken a lot of time to know everything by myself ..
    Keep guiding us sir ..thank you

  • @khyatidubey530
    @khyatidubey530 3 года назад +3

    I too want to thank sir he personally gave me advice on my maasi stage2 breast treatment ,he is really a very great teacher and very good human being blessed to have him as teacher

  • @dwaipayanghosh1
    @dwaipayanghosh1 3 года назад +38

    Sir never knew you that you are also the Head of Medical affairs at curofy😃 so many feathers in your cap yet such a humble person. Thank you for inspiring a generation of medicos who look up to you as their role model, as someone who carries himself so gracefully both on and off the field.

    • @lefthandedsurgeon
      @lefthandedsurgeon  3 года назад +17

      Curofy was my first foray into the startup world. It was fun to work with that team and establish my clinical practice side by side. Learnt a lot from that experience

    • @dr.k.sahithkumar9825
      @dr.k.sahithkumar9825 Год назад

      Hi sir I am a FMGE . I have not cleared my exam till ..
      I am literally going with my tuff time ..
      I have tried 8-9 times of giving exam .
      Literally I always loose my exam with 4 or 5 marks
      I am interested in surgery but what to do my luck goes 😢
      DO I have any option or other way in some other countries well -kindly requesting you to please guide me
      Like me thousands of students they wer stucked in India

  • @shalinichak4323
    @shalinichak4323 3 года назад +2

    Thank you so much sir(!)
    Such an inspirational and motivational video regarding career options...
    I was confused,but we are glad to have such wonderful mentor for us!!
    I'm planning for USMLE rather than aiims delhi (global rank- 820).
    Lots of esteem!

  • @drsam4738
    @drsam4738 3 года назад

    what a person you are ,how softly you speak sir

  • @roshanimmanuel6979
    @roshanimmanuel6979 3 года назад +3

    Thank you so much Sir!!❤️

  • @dr.nipulmprajapati5330
    @dr.nipulmprajapati5330 3 года назад

    Sir,Thank you so much,Really helpful video.👌👍

  • @padmatheja6292
    @padmatheja6292 3 года назад +3

    You are such an amazing faculty sir...spellbound in your surgery classes at Bangalore DAMS...I still remember how you can unfold a surgery in a class...it was good seeing you sir..😀

  • @doctor_sings
    @doctor_sings 3 года назад +32

    So much about u sir... Didn't know this much... This lady gave a brilliant intro of urs. 👏👏👏

    • @lefthandedsurgeon
      @lefthandedsurgeon  3 года назад +8

      Shrikant Shukla it was during a session for students. She was very generous with her words 😊

    • @doctor_sings
      @doctor_sings 3 года назад +5

      Omg... I got reply from sir... Cant express my feelings now.. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
      Today only i started studying for pg entrance.. As i am MO at a chc.. Coudnt start early due to workload.
      This is a good luck to me. I will make to my dream branch this time.
      #determined

    • @crazyshannu
      @crazyshannu 3 года назад +1

      @@doctor_sings al d beSt to yu sir.. GodbLessYu 🙏👍

    • @doctor_sings
      @doctor_sings 3 года назад +1

      @@crazyshannu thanks buddy.

  • @Freedom-mh3uv
    @Freedom-mh3uv 3 года назад +2

    Sir is ltlbt smiling like in the class..one of my best sir..very nice person as well..❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @Doctor-strange98
    @Doctor-strange98 3 года назад +1

    Amazing Sir! You are a gem ❤️

  • @user-je7zz6iq1b
    @user-je7zz6iq1b 3 года назад +28

    Sir how did you have so much clarity regarding what you wanted in life? It's really admirable how much you have achieved...Also sir, another thing I found very inspiring is your ability to manage time very well... Could you please make a video on work-life or perhaps study-life balance?

    • @lefthandedsurgeon
      @lefthandedsurgeon  3 года назад +17

      Preeti thanks ! For a doctor, it’s very important to have clarity regarding their life and professional goals, otherwise things can become quite confusing

  • @knightrider8490
    @knightrider8490 3 года назад +1

    A very beneficial talk as usual sir! Thank you! Can you please talk about difference in opportunities post md vs dnb in any field? Is it true that workload in dnb is less as compared to md?
    Thanks in advance.

  • @rubanakhan3786
    @rubanakhan3786 3 года назад +4

    One of the best doctor 👨‍⚕️.
    Best teacher

  • @jhamanasabhishek8672
    @jhamanasabhishek8672 3 года назад +3

    Sir,
    Expecting a reply from you...Pls Guide me...
    Are the contents , videos and qbanks of Marrow Edition 4 sufficient / helpful in clearing USMLE and PLAB ?
    Or anything extra is needed ??
    Thank you

  • @yashikaparashar5732
    @yashikaparashar5732 3 года назад +1

    Absolute treat to listen to your talk sir😇

  • @nikitajain3882
    @nikitajain3882 3 года назад

    Sir u r a true inspiration for mbbs student

  • @sarsijmishra1514
    @sarsijmishra1514 3 года назад +17

    Sir be like.. literally mene itna sb kia hua h.. didn't actually remember... i must appoint her only for my formal intro 😅.. great sir ❤🔥

  • @humblemedico147
    @humblemedico147 3 года назад +4

    I completed mbbs now after listening to sir's intro feeling like my real journey has just started 😅.

  • @dhillonrupinderpalsingh8057
    @dhillonrupinderpalsingh8057 3 года назад +1

    Thank you 🙏 Soo Much Sir 🙏

  • @patelronak619
    @patelronak619 3 года назад +1

    Sir do you have any information about PLAB? I am fmge and i am planning to write plab without giving MCI/NEXT....so my doubt is do i need india's medical license in order to get registration in UK?

  • @manikantachowdary4359
    @manikantachowdary4359 3 года назад +5

    Sir eagerly waiting for mrcs coachin by you

  • @suvidhagupta3197
    @suvidhagupta3197 3 года назад +4

    How can we apply for aviation medicine and NASA? Can u please elaborate.

  • @niz8885
    @niz8885 3 года назад

    Sir..how to get your video classes other than marrow and live? I need surgery class only

  • @Anurag-qi1ve
    @Anurag-qi1ve 3 года назад +4

    Love your surgery videos in marrow sir.
    You're awesome

  • @patelronak619
    @patelronak619 3 года назад +1

    Sir do we need minimum 50% in PCB in order to write NEXT as it was eligibility criteria for MCI for FMGE?

  • @fasihasheikh4614
    @fasihasheikh4614 3 года назад +1

    Sir, I want to know about teaching opportunities in medical universities at UK after doing Plab.

  • @tanmaymaikap4242
    @tanmaymaikap4242 3 года назад +1

    Sir is my inspiration 🙏🙏🙏

  • @arbazsheikh827
    @arbazsheikh827 3 года назад +3

    Legend of surgery ❤️

  • @shreyanshjain5660
    @shreyanshjain5660 3 года назад +1

    Thankyou sir!!

  • @wattu002
    @wattu002 3 года назад

    For tech savy docs which would be great option like ….mmst course offered by iit Kharagpur ,health informatics m tech in biomedical engineering?

  • @user-xp5ol2fd9z
    @user-xp5ol2fd9z 3 года назад +12

    Big fan of you SIR From Pak.

  • @mehranaltaf3017
    @mehranaltaf3017 3 года назад

    Sir i need your help!!! I have done my mbbs and the only branch i am interested in is Dermatology and then practice cosmetology. I am scared that if i don't get derma i might not do well. I was thinking of doing some cosmetology courses in London etc from resistered and well know places. Do u think this might be a good option? My first choice is derma pg ofcourse but incase i don't get it i don't wanna do pg just for the sake of the degree and then be sad my entire life.

  • @nadusir1249
    @nadusir1249 3 года назад +1

    Sir among
    Baslp and bhms and bpt what should i choose i have equal interest which has more scope and salary plz reply fst i have to take admission early🙏

  • @fighter55
    @fighter55 3 года назад

    What a introduction of dr rohan khandelwal yar yeah ek hi human ka tha

  • @tanveerahmed7557
    @tanveerahmed7557 3 года назад +3

    Sir plz can you make a video on HAAD and DHA exams??

  • @SuuEva
    @SuuEva 3 года назад +14

    When the MC introduced Rohan sir I was having flashbacks to Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryen, First of Her Name, the Unburnt, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains, and Mother of Dragons 😂😂😛😛

  • @Perfectly_imperfect1502
    @Perfectly_imperfect1502 3 года назад

    Sir, can you give information about neet pg in india and then mrcp in uk or plab pathway? I am really confused because the latter pathway takes so many years. Sir please help. I just completed my final year exams

  • @suhasvp2329
    @suhasvp2329 3 года назад

    Post md if we clear mrcp
    We will have to start from st3 in uk or we directly get specialist certification?

  • @dipteshlala2955
    @dipteshlala2955 3 года назад

    Sir I have a fixed goal of going into cellular & molecular medicine but couldn't fix the way I should approach the goal . Did my STS in
    2 nd prof but the research environment on the molecular aspects of diseases are very poor in medical colleges in Kolkata ; many ideas and proposals just like that left untouched due to insufficient lab and guidance . Recently I stepped into health tech. and under few incubations and I have many more ideas to bring to bedside . it will be really beneficial to get some advice from you sir on how to proceed after MBBS (currently in final yr )

  • @yashwanthvivek2080
    @yashwanthvivek2080 3 года назад

    Sir what are your views on DIRECT 6 year DNB course after mbbs like Neurosurgery...

  • @mfd1999
    @mfd1999 3 года назад +3

    Sir what about UPSC-CMS and M Tech/ masters in biomedical engineering?

  • @sarthakmehta5949
    @sarthakmehta5949 3 года назад

    Sir, what are options to migrate to UK after doing my superspecialisation in India ?

  • @ipsasharma2557
    @ipsasharma2557 3 года назад +4

    Dr Rohan.....hiii.... I'm also from vmmc....so happy to see u.....I assisted u for surgery of MRM nd I fainted😂....was my first OT exposure.
    May god bless u with the gud health.

    • @lefthandedsurgeon
      @lefthandedsurgeon  3 года назад +1

      😊😊

    • @ipsasharma2557
      @ipsasharma2557 3 года назад +2

      I didn't expected your reply Dr Rohan.....u don't know....but u and Dr Manmohan use be the dashing docs with whom we use to feel so happy to work.....as a pg's.

    • @ipsasharma2557
      @ipsasharma2557 3 года назад +1

      Currently where I m posted.... Jrs are following u on RUclips nd nd I feel so gud..😀😀

  • @biswajitsarkar6088
    @biswajitsarkar6088 3 года назад +7

    Is UPSC combined medical services a good option after MBBS??Or doing pg is better than UPSC CMS??

  • @Abhi-iq6oo
    @Abhi-iq6oo 3 года назад

    Hello, sir to work in Canada they want PR for the matching program in Carms, please shed some light sir.

  • @ramaswamy9911
    @ramaswamy9911 3 года назад +3

    She's sooo gorgeous!! So much class.

  • @imranshaik82
    @imranshaik82 3 года назад +6

    I used to be afraid of surgery postings before sir. In this lockdown being 3rd yr, I completed 50% portion and started loving surgery only bcoz of ur awesome classes. Thank you soo much sir 😊😊😍😍 Now I am waiting for clg to re-open so that this time I attend postings with interest nd not fear 😇
    Sir.. I feel so happy if you make a video in a detailed manner for prefinal yrs as to -how to prepare for NEXT exam.

  • @meghavipatel8254
    @meghavipatel8254 3 года назад

    Hello sir,my university is disqualified for GMC SO IF I DO PG IN INDIA WOULD MY DEGREE OF MD OR MS ELIGIBLE FOR GMC¿

  • @alankjoshy5934
    @alankjoshy5934 3 года назад

    Is it worth doing mbbs from self financing college by taking education loan in india? Will loan repayment be a trouble after graduation as many are of opinion that the medical field is saturated as the no of students pursuing mbbs abroad has increased?

  • @veedot3262
    @veedot3262 3 года назад +5

    One of the best lecturers in India ❤️

  • @ashish34688
    @ashish34688 3 года назад +1

    Sir i cleared fmge aug 20 in first attempt, please suggest me which subject i should start with ??

  • @kvrvprasad340
    @kvrvprasad340 3 года назад

    Sir, what are the prospects in high altitude medicine in India

  • @baisalidutta-roll5276
    @baisalidutta-roll5276 3 года назад +2

    Sir if I want to work with WHO in future.. ..is there any degree necessary to get allied with that organization ... What is the procedure?

  • @aquilahmad9765
    @aquilahmad9765 2 года назад

    Sir fmg jo abhi mci cliar nahi kar paye
    Un students ke liye koi apportunity indi me
    Or carrier bataye pls

  • @RamandeepSinGh-se6ve
    @RamandeepSinGh-se6ve 3 года назад +1

    Hello sir, i did my mbbs dis year, i was preparing for plab becoz of the quality of life in uk bt in uk to pursue your residency in any branch is along time consuming process, and in india it's just neet and your residency starts so now i am preparing for neet pg becoz sir my first preference is my profession, but sir i am having these mixed thoughts about the quality of life in india as there is no respect and scope for doctors in india, is there life much better in uk as compared to india?sir plz guide me have i made the right decision to give neet pg instead of PlaB, i really don't want any regrets in later life

  • @shivanibehera8312
    @shivanibehera8312 3 года назад +2

    Sir, How shall we apply for rotations after USMLE STEP 1 ? It would be very kind if you could give a more detailed insight into this. 🙂

    • @lefthandedsurgeon
      @lefthandedsurgeon  3 года назад +1

      Please watch the usmle webinar on my RUclips channel

  • @arshar3754
    @arshar3754 3 года назад

    Sir I completed my MBBS lasy yr.....can you please tell me the scope of Mtech in BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING AND other courses like Masters in MEDICAL INFORMATICS after MBBS?

  • @05qawseeneram94
    @05qawseeneram94 3 года назад

    U r a great inspiration sir..can u plz tell me one thing...after MBBS from bangladesh can I go to non clinical sectors like hospital administration in USA by giving GRE with funds??..Is it a good career option?

  • @jemimabaig1354
    @jemimabaig1354 3 года назад

    Thank u sir😇

  • @popeyethesailor1699
    @popeyethesailor1699 3 года назад

    Sir, can you go to Australia after doing pg in India?

  • @latchu5610
    @latchu5610 3 года назад

    Sir goosebumps 🙈🙈🙈

  • @Harsh_0812
    @Harsh_0812 3 года назад +1

    Sir, do you believe MS in Clinical research in the US is a good option after MBBS? I'm not interested in clinical practice and PhD is too time taking....

  • @diegoyuiop
    @diegoyuiop 3 года назад +19

    I love how in India everyone uses "sir", whilst in Sweden they even call ther university professors by their first name or sometime nickname 😅

    • @muanthangsing7788
      @muanthangsing7788 3 года назад

      😱😱

    • @lefthandedsurgeon
      @lefthandedsurgeon  3 года назад +8

      Yes!! It’s a cultural difference. In Europe and America, they insist on first names

    • @ashayagnik2437
      @ashayagnik2437 3 года назад

      Dr. Good information from you. Thank you

    • @dcmhsotaeh
      @dcmhsotaeh 3 года назад

      Another point by a south indian It is exasperating to be asked what your surname is
      I many areas of south india people do not have surnames
      Eg Ramesh ,Nagappa, Ravi etc thats it it is their full name Each is a full name of that person But in many places on internet if you don't fill up surname column the application does not move so some write "none "
      But we affix our fathers name sometimes Thats nor a surname but it is shown as a surname in passports etc the wide world should recognize that many cultures have different ways of having a name and should not force the given name surname concept on others
      In fact having a surname is a negative thing in modern era it reveals others of your race place of origin your clan caste (if indian) etc People definitely jump to their own opinions about you even before meeting you. Preconceived notions about you just by lookin at your surname
      One Kessler if progressive movement in south india called for abandonment of family name clan name surname etc to be really modern and progressive

  • @dr.k.sahithkumar9825
    @dr.k.sahithkumar9825 Год назад

    Sir without clearing fmge can I go with MRCS ..Do I get opportunity to work thier once I complete MRCS

  • @rijulpadmanabhan1432
    @rijulpadmanabhan1432 2 года назад

    Sir what about fellowships after mbbs such as from medvarsity?

  • @dr.tanyarastogi4662
    @dr.tanyarastogi4662 3 года назад +2

    Sir MBA after MBBS is it a good optionn ..kindly guide!

  • @Krishna-ql5fp
    @Krishna-ql5fp 3 года назад

    Scope for ctvs as superspeciality? all I've received are negative feedbacks since making a good life is impossible!!

  • @suryachandra8995
    @suryachandra8995 3 года назад +1

    Sir need detail process of plab and mba

  • @amitkumarpatel4681
    @amitkumarpatel4681 3 года назад +1

    Sir i am surgical resident...want to prepare for mch...is there any planning neet ss in surgery mch courses in marrow?

  • @sagnikdev5378
    @sagnikdev5378 3 года назад

    Sir is it possible to pursue neuroscience research after MD in India? If yes what is its scope?

  • @056utkarsh
    @056utkarsh Месяц назад

    Sir, what is cutoff for aerospace medicine and what is the scope of this course.

  • @mahis7573
    @mahis7573 10 месяцев назад

    Fellowship in obesity or metabolic disorder.
    Do we have any such course in india or abroad after MBBS

  • @BhupendraSingh-to8qq
    @BhupendraSingh-to8qq 3 года назад +6

    Thanks a lot sir it helped a lot. Just want to ask if we plan to go to ireland ? After MBBS ? Will it be a good idea?

    • @darshanftw5564
      @darshanftw5564 3 года назад +2

      No value for that degree when u come india if u want to settle there in Ireland than its good opt otherwise after studing there coming to India that will be not worthy.....

    • @BhupendraSingh-to8qq
      @BhupendraSingh-to8qq 3 года назад

      PATEL GAMING YT no i mean if want to work there, how much will be possibilities that i would be able to find a job there after mbbs ?

    • @darshanftw5564
      @darshanftw5564 3 года назад +2

      @@BhupendraSingh-to8qq I don't exactly know about abroad mbbs scope but still if u want to study and settle there then it's good option but remember after studing there coming to India there will be no use of abroad mbbs degree u have to give exam again in india and then u may get but staying in abroad its good option..

  • @madhansirvi2672
    @madhansirvi2672 3 года назад +2

    Hello sir, I have a question
    Which year of MBBS should we join the coaching for preparing NEET PG?

  • @kameshsanap7633
    @kameshsanap7633 3 года назад +1

    Sir what about medical officer in army medical corps....it's also a good career option right?

  • @urvashideshwal3143
    @urvashideshwal3143 3 года назад +4

    Sir what's the other options for foreign medical graduates despite of clearing mci .