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I think all these youtubers who after getting into these gov colleges have started their yt channels for their so called guidance for neet ug....n we all know that they are not guiding but just earning...basically they have put this thing into all aspirant's minds that Gov colleges like aiims or any other nahi mile toh life is over...but seriously u guys are एक नम्बर ❤love u both

Personally, I gave my third attempt (I didn't GIVE WITH 12) So it was my third drop and I couldn't clear it. Yeh I scored just above 500 and with basically only very less marks increment since the last attempt. I was disappointed but at the same time my parents couldn't afford the pvt mbbs seat(That's fine too!). I'll be happily taking a good pvt dental college and have set my mind on it. No matter how inferior this scenario of mine, of me missing out three years and still not able to clear it people will make me feel, but I am going to think forward and pay no heed to any such person who has never cleared a single entrance in there life and give Gyan to others. Own up to your mistakes, pls don't hide yourself in a shell, people will say what they have too, directly or indirectly, it's upto you, whom you choose to listen too. Just follow your guts and your heart.💜

The main issue is that in today's cut-throat world, everyone is trying to bring someone else down to feel better about themselves. I've had a few incidents where kids from a top private college judged me for attending a tier 3 government medical college. It goes either way. Anyway, if we are to keep fighting amongst ourselves, koi bhi patient ka attendant peet ke chala jayega. We've got to stay united. Our journeys are unique, even though we all are going to end up with the same MBBS degree, be it a top college kid, a tier 3 government college kid, private college kid or an FMG

Private practice is totally different... general public want work not degree from AIIMS PGI...guys SAVE your years by taking seat in private medical college if not getting in gov medical college..for DM/MCh it takes 12-15 years ... Don't waste time in preparing for N number of years...... Reality is totally different now. Job opportunities with eye catching salaries in metros are less...even for people from top medical colleges...stay focused guys

For all those commenting about "paise",let me tell you about my state, Karnataka. 1)Here a govt seat in a govt college (irrespective of AIQ or state quota) costs around 66k per year. You can only get these colleges by marks. 2) A govt seat in a private college costs around 1.2-1.4 lakhs per year (if you clear the cutoff for that particular college) 3) then there are NRI, management and private seats which cost more than 9 lakhs per year Here I didn't mention about deemed universities e.g: KMC Manipal My elder brother is studying in JJMMC ,Davangere as a day scholar. More or less it costs 1.5 per year including the books. Even govt seats cost more (hostel,mess fees if you're a hosteller) Most of the south indians don't mind if it's a private or a govt college because we're aware of this fact. If you guys can't afford 1.5 lakhs,you can go ahead and try govt colleges. But don't dare disrespecting medicos from private colleges. I've seen number of govt college students failing their first attempt and private doctors becoming exceptional in their field. At the end of the day they all have to score 50% in their exams. So peace ✌️

9 months in priv clg (bcz i lost govt by 1.6%) and i still end up crying over the "loser" feeling. watching ppl studying in my dream clg still hurts lol. needed this video sm. thank you.

I almost cried all night yesterday thinking the same thing Thank you so much sir and ma'am ! For boosting my confidence ❤️

Finally someone has come up with this Topic! 🙌

Literally what I needed today. Thank you so much for this!

Thankyou docs...i was feeling so guilty that i didn't work hard enough to get my dream college. Now I will take admissions in a deemed University. I will make sure i conquer and not survive. This video made me feel so much better.

NEET 2023 result is already out .... & mere score pe private quota hi milega .... i'm just depressed as hell & thought about to take veterinary but after watching ur video i'm sure that if I only do anything it's MBBS , no matter where I will get admission ( govt. Or private) . I know it's hard bcz our society (kolkata) makes us to feel as loser . But now i seriously don't care about it . .. Thank u guys❤

damn i felt so inferior cuz i gave my first attempt in neet 2024 and i wont be able to get govt medical seat, i asked for drop but my parents are rich enough to join me in private clg so they declined my request, i felt so dumb and i wanted video like this to clear my mind lol

Problem is not about what we are or where we r today. Biggest problem is in the "SOCH" yes me being a FMG had to face a lot of problems, deal with discrimination to ground levels during my internship becz ppl think that this guy couldn't get it in India had to go aboard and the fact is somewhat it's true that our society do discriminate us even many of my prof in gov college where I did my internship had discriminated me, like " u have to learn a lot, u need to grow as u r not like ur cointerns" on the other hand I got many seniors who were so helpful and motivated me a lot, never ever discriminated me.. Fact is where ever u go, u ppl find ppl to point at u, the best result is ur comeback.. So don't loose hope my Co FMGS and Co Private IMGS, we can do it. 👍🏼 There is famous saying " SUCCESS KA PHELA MITHAE (sweets) SABSE PHELE UNKO JINE LAGTA THA KI TUMSE NAHI HO PAYEGA". Do it, and just watch their reactions 😝 till then work hard 💪🏽💪🏽

Best one!!! Everyone discriminates private and govt medical college students...I found a comment in someone's reel that ye to pvt medical college se h islie itni velli hai aur reel bnari...damn this is too much... Btw I'm neet UG student, 3rd drop, can't afford pvt medical college and yeah at some point jealousy hoti haii that we cannot afford but it doesn't mean we should judge them and make them feel low.... I just love your videos, you guys are so cute... especially your trio♥️🌸 N yes really wish we meet someday!! I really love you guys, n especially naineesh you are such a cutie man!!!!🙃❤️

Thank you so much for making this video. I really need this to hear.

tomorrow is Neet results and you guys just gave me a clarity. i thought pvt medical college doesn't have a good education , but the fact is entering a degree clg itself means more of self-study... great start on Genz doctor channel i love you guysssssss❣ love from Bengaluru

Thank you for this⭐️ Exactly what Me and my friends in private medical college go through

Great work guys .I am a first year student from a private medical College. This video motivated me a lot...

Hey I am from D Y Patil medical College...... I don't ever feel ki I can't match government college students...... Now I ll get government college for PG and many of my frndz too ........ N thanks you so much n all the best to motivate students 💕💕

I'm a student from govt med clg Mumbai , and I totally agree with you guys !

You guys really changed my mindset, I always feel low when i see some government college students and always remind of my neet marks. But now i understand my position nd importance of being here. Thank you so much nd a lots of love to both of you ❤️

finally koi tho iske upar vid bana hi diya and i'm thankful for that !!! shayad mein is baar pvt clg mein hi admission lene waali hu so this made me feel much more confident !!!!

Thank you so much guys , really this was needed for all of us .

I am 100% agreed what you said that it's the content that actually audience want genuine audience don't judge if you have guts to do something in your life and have that fire in you if you have fail in starting just like private mbbs students doesn't mean you will not succed in your life, success comes with the ones who have failed in their life at least once

thankyou ... i was feeling really down today .. i needed this.. thanks

Love u both💙💙💙 I was depressed from few months over a stupid reason But now i m surely going to #bounceback

Thanku thanku nd thanku for this video !! I mean I m like very much motivated nd feeling more confident in myself as I m going to start my medical journey this year in Private college. U guys just made my day nd bs kya bolu 😊

Thank you soo much for making this videooo❤️

Amazing … Finally Someone Opened on this Topic ❤️❤️

This was needed broo! Keep going💗

Really needed this. I have got a borderline rank....i was feeling very guilty of having to choose a pvt college. But Thank you very much, i have got a clarity. I will not give up on my dreams!!

Bas aapka hi intezaar tha ❤️thanks doc

Apke video hamas motivate karta ha. Thank you so much for guiding us 🥰

Actually what you said is 100% true because mbbs degree as well as your work matters. It doesn't matter whether its a govt. or private or deemed university, your utilisation of the degree mbbs matters

Finally I got information what I want thanks both of you ☺️ 🤩❤️❤️

thank you both of you.

Really Motivating genz doctor 😊

This video is a boost of motivation

❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥 loved this video I'm also from a private dental college We also face this thing.. ❤️❤️ but I face it with a positive attitude ✌️✌️

I didn't even realize by the end of the video I had already subscribed to you guys.

Can you guys make a clear cut video on the whole expenses you had in private medical college So we can just check is it affordable or not.

This is going to help me as well as many ,coz im ukraine returned student and we r facing everyday new problem

This is so helpful....thanks a lot

Heyy guys.. I cannot say thank you enough for this video.... I was really stressed as it's result today and i am not getting good score for gov college and i was thinking about pvt...you guys helped me clear my mind.. thankyou so much guys💜💜

Hey i need your advice i wanted to be a doctor but in 10th class i got 41% due to my ngligence. Now i'm in bcom second year i hate this stream and regretting cause i am a science lover and want to be a doctor. Now im thinking about changing my stream to science throgh nios and prepare for neet im 20 right now is it right or worst desicion pls advise me 🙏

Thank you guys for giving me motivation to join private med college

..as my parents n I previously decided to join pvt ...but while scrolling I came to see this video..while seeing the topic I thought my decision was wrong...but after seeing the video u guys gave me a bright...sign to join pvt....thank you so much...❤️❤️❤️

I don't have any issues regarding private medical colleges and govt. Medical colleges we need to study and work hard in the both the cases .... conclusion is to become a successful doctor but the fees in private medical colleges in India is too high ... Neet 2022 results are out did not score sufficient marks ( general category). My parents are ready to send me to a private medical College but I knw the reality...my parents will be facing a lot of problem afterwards rest everybody knws 😊...

Yes your rights Dr rujuta and Dr Nainish your the best

I watched your video before but today i understand that you are also from private college 😌 thank god correct time pe dikha vidio 🎉btw i am also from private

Great video guys❤️

Much informative video .......yet no youtuber was talk on this topic

What specialization u want to do after neet pg ,what's ur dream clg

Guys Which specialisation of medicine is advisable for maintaining a work life balance in future?suggestions?

Ekadam mast video....👌👌U both are awesome...and very..very ..very...CUTE 🥰 ..LOVE YOU BOTH SO MUCH 💜💜

The best example is doctor duo Dr Kanika and Dr Shivang

I am a private MBBS student. I have seen a lot of comments saying that drop year is the worst thing, dropping an year is uncertain, droppers never get success, even abroad MBBS is better than dropping a year and bla bla bla. So, to all those who say that dropping a year is the most uncertain thing decision and the worst blunder one can make, I have a few things to say: 1. So, you were unable to cope up with NEET syllabus and get a government seat via the competition. How are you so sure that you will be able to cope up with the huge syllabus of MBBS? NEET syllabus is not even 10% of MBBS syllabus. Isn't it uncertain? 2. If you belong to a middle class family or even an upper middle class family, most likely you will have to take loan to 'buy' a management seat. You will have to repay the loan with interest. Simple MBBS graduates earn 20- 50K monthly. Later on also, the salary doesn't increase like in other jobs. There is a very little increment. I have heard about students committing suicide due to this pressure. Just imagine, with that salary, how you will repay a loan of 70- 80 lakhs that too with interest. Isn't it uncertain? 3. Majority of the private medical colleges are not at par with government medical colleges. Yes, it is nothing but the plain truth. In a lot of them, teaching is not up to the mark and clinical exposure is quite bad. It is true that very reputed medical colleges or top private medical colleges are better than most of the government medical colleges. But, generally an average government college is better than an average private medical college. What is the guarantee that you will become a competent doctor after graduating out of an average private medical college? Isn't it uncertain? 4. Private medical college students are judged everywhere and almost by everyone. It is just a say that private medical college students and government medical college students are equal and there is no bias. The bias do exists. A lot of my friends and other people have commented on me that I am nothing but just a lucky guy with rich parents who bought the seat for me, I am a failure etc. Sometimes, even close near and dear ones say that I should have given a year and should have worked harder to crack the competition. I score good marks in MBBS but my government counterparts have seen and know about a lot more practical cases. They are a lot more confident. Even most of the hospitals prefer government medical college graduates over private medical graduates (unless they are not from top private medical colleges). So called educated people who know about the difference between private colleges and government colleges will directly judge you without considering the fact that why you did not get a government medical college despite scoring good marks (genera candidates don't get it even after scoring 570+/720). They will not consider the negatives like reservations, malpractices etc. They will just assume that you are just a rich brat who is good for nothing. What is the guarantee that you will not face bias? Isn't it uncertain? 5. MBBS in today's world is basically nothing without PG. You were unable to crack NEET. What guarantee do you have that you will be able crack PG which is far, far tougher than NEET? Yes, there are students from private medical colleges who crack PG that too in their first attempt, but they are rare and generally, they are from top private medical colleges. Mind you, the total number of PG seats are lesser than 1/6 of the total number of MBBS seats. Also, there is more tussle to score higher marks in PG as higher marks are required to get top demanding branches like Radiology etc. unlike in NEET where if you score the cutoff marks of a government medical college or you score 720/720, you will get MBBS only. In PG, the competition gets to an unimaginable amount of height if you want a top branch or a very demanding branch like Radiology, derma etc. Also, in NEET only 30% aspirants are actually serious about cracking it which is very dissimilar to PG in which you are competing against everyone who is a doctor. So basically, you will be competing against doctors from all the colleges (even AIIMS Delhi, MAMC etc.). PG from private medical colleges costs crores of rupees. You were unable to crack an exam with just 3 subjects. How will you crack an exam with 19 subjects that too with far more severe competition and far lesser seats? Isn't it uncertain? 6. The environment of majority of the private medical colleges is not studious. I have seen a lot of rich brats who are just coming for the sake of getting a degree and adding the prefix 'Dr.' before their name. They are not at all competitive. They know that their parents are rich and most likely will 'buy' them a PG seat too. Ultimately, you will not be pushed to perform better. How are you so sure that you will become competitive and do your best in such an environment? Isn't it uncertain? 7. I know about some management students who don't even appear in the examinations ,yet manage to pass them. There is a strong rumor that many private colleges accept money from the students and pass them without even writing the exams. One of my juniors from another private medical college told me that his college intentionally fails the students so as to extract more money from them. What is the assurance that you will not come across such malpractices? Isn't it uncertain? I never mean to degrade private medical colleges. As I said earlier, I myself is a student of a private medical college. I never said that private medical college students cannot get success. I just told about some negative things about average private colleges which I came across. In my opinion, a drop year or even two is more worthy than spending almost a crore on a plain MBBS degree and carrying a 'management student' tag. If you are so rich that one crore rupees does not matter to you, or, you can afford to buy both MBBS and PG seats, then only think about it, or if you are from a family background of doctors so that you can start earning well right from the beginning and that you can be mentored by an established doctor. If you are from a middle class family or even an upper middle class family with no medical background, never make the mistake of selling everything or sinking into loans to buy an MBBS seat. Trust me, it is not worth it. I always suggest that the best strategy to follow if you think that drop year is a waste is to enroll in a different course and simultaneously prepare for NEET. It is a bit tough to manage but in that way, you can prepare for NEET while graduating in some other course, without wasting time. I am sorry if my comment hurt anyone. Sorry for my grammatical errors too.

Bhai aaplog kon kon sa coaching liyeh the neet prep ke journey mai

An important video indeed

I have checked my omr and my expected score is 380 and this is just because of KZfaq lectures that helped me alot. After taking 1 yr drop and It is very difficult to get government seat and Private college fees are very high. And my parents can't afford it so i decided to do mbbs in abroad . And their are many rumor that foreign ma mbbs kar raha ha india ma iska koee value nahi ha but Now I will prove this wrong and I will give my 100% and achive my dreams

I like your all videos... thank you soo much for sharing this topic 👍😊

I have recently joined private med clg in nepal.i was dealing with the same problem.thank you so much for speaking out my heart.❤️❤️❤️

🔴 Private vs Govt wale din gayee. 🔵 Try Getting More Clinical Knowledge along with your theory/ MCQ/ Neet/ Mch Which both private as well as Govt students are lacking ⚪

Biggest fan ever of both of uh .♥️.. I am the neet. Aspirants #2024 Plz guide us .. Lots of love from Uttarakhand

Thank you so much i needed this thank you Allah for introducing this amazing chanel to me

I am also a 1st year MBBS students in a private medical college. And I agree to what you guys said.👍

literally u saved my life bhai ji got 540 marks was greatly disappointed but now I will start freshhhhhh thankss thanksssssss. s

The main problem is that, the fees is Rs 2 Crore(course fee +entrance fee), if you can afford then nothing else is the problem. Haha.

You guys are simply ✨AMAZING ✨

Plz guide is it good to join pvt college in Bangalore or Government college in Karwar/ Koppal bcz score is 571 and rank 48k these are the only two government colleges where hopes of getting admission (Koppal/Karwar of Karnataka state ) Government college or private college plz guide

I am going to take private medical College this year pls let me know it is worth it to take this step I am rlly confused Plz tell me which private college is good in up does pateint load matters in mbbs or your neet pg is more imp

Hey can you tell which app are you using for editing ?

Thankyou soo much🙏

Came here felt good because can't afforsd india pvt seat despite getting good marks in neet( not sufficient for govt seat) So decided to go Foreign. Let's see what happens. Fingers crossed🤞

Love you guyzzzz again and again ❤️❤️❤️❤️

sir the title of the video and the content of the video are mismatched..... i was expecting that u would show some life , academic and infrastructure related problems in private medical colleges.

Hi sir and mam private colleges 1st year hard hota he kya matlam subjects back lagte he kya

Well hmm I am from Telangana and in my state we have a concept of A category seats so essentially 50% of the seats in the private colleges are A cat for which the fees is 60k per annum. And the cutoff for them is around 490 marks for general and even lower for reservation folks . BRE I've given neet this time and got 585 hopefully I'll get into Kakatiya Medical College FIRST ATTEMPT

I'm from a private medical college but after NEXT implementation I don't know the use of giving so much fees now when i hv to give Next....

I was getting this video in recommendation from last3 days as i follow not just adoctor but i didnt knew this is their channel, after seeing thumbnail i was like pta ni kon chappri ninba nibbi hai pvt clg wale😂😂

Which country is best for private medical college? Anyone please help What about Bangladesh?

Thank you ❤

Excellent motivational content

Parents ch income ks decide kartat one video please....is pan card compulsory for deciding parents income or income certificate is enough?

Please make the next video on fee of private medical and government medical College difference... Very needful which one is best private or medical

Very good video. 🥺♥️

HII GUYS I TOOK DROP AND THEN ALSO I JOINED DEEMED UNIVERSITY, MY CONFIDENCE WAS LOW BUT AFTER WATCHING THIS IM BOOST. PLEASE SHARE TIPS HOW TO SUCCESS FROM PVT COLLEGE. PG CRACK KAISE KARNA H. YASH AND AAPKE FRIENDS KA EXPERIENCE BATAO.

Hi Gen Z Doctor. Can u plz upload a video "How to handle MBBS 1st year?" for freshers? Tq..

Chashme 😂❤ Love you both ❤

What about tamilnadu,pondechary deemed University?tell something.

Hlo.. both of you are very cute and i want to ask that MBBS are easy or tough i.e. NEET UG to achive govt Madical collage

Audience is same as the patients 😊

I'm from Maharashtra and most probably I will be getting private clg this year as my neet marks are not that good.What should I do? Should l take admission in private clg?Also I'm doing bpharm from one of the best clg of my state(in 3rd year).What should I do now,continue bpharm or take admission in private clg for mbbs.I'm very much confused😖.pl help

Is bar mai le rhi hu private medical collage.... thank you Bhaiya n didi🙏🙏🙏🙏

Gen z to ni but chapri jarur lag rhe ho Kya info Diya tumne apne iss vdo se btao zra Faltu ki English me baat kr lena is not any info

Which batch will have next exm first?

The main problem is a student from middle class family cannot afford private college medical fee.

I jst want to know 🙌 pvt medical collage mae internship mae salary milti h?

I am also 3rd year mbbs student I like your video but I know the difference between government or private medical college but my college is government igims