I am already both a Doctor and an Engineer at age 31 with 2 years of job experience in world renowned IT Company TCS as well !! My news never got published whereas she has barely entered medical school and only an engineer as of now and her news has gone viral, such is life !!
@@dr.er.raunaqdhingra6237 How was your experience becoming doctor after being an engineer? I regret being an engineer, and feel like I should've choose medical field
This is actually very common in the US. I know so many people who are both chemical, biomedical, nuclear, computer engineers as well as MD doctors. In US, we even now have a special medical school that only take engineers.
@@akshaypal6753 She doing what she wants. Why does it matter ? Her parents are financially stable and they're not in a financial crisis. People study medicine when they're married with two children.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW but she will be a doctor ....she will serve the humanity by being a doctor which is such a noble work that people put them just after Gods .... Not all people want to find a LOVER , have family etc ... Do you know that happiness you get when someone, who lost all hope , finally smiles at you and bless you for saving the life of their loved ones??? That is one of the most amazing feeling .... ..
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW so that's the stigma she was talking about .. people like you who judge and stereotype other...you all place man as the only source of woman's happiness.. isn't it...? then why is there even a thing called divorce? Btw all the points that you have mentioned can be applicable to even married women 😂
Congratulations girl! I’ve been a ME in Technical Management since 2007 , and I will also be a MSc Zoology Grad applying for PhD this July 2022!!!! I am 39and I didn’t want to settle for anything lesser either. Everyone deserves to do what you are passionate about. Don’t settle for anything less.Go get the world tigers!
Its not a joke to be an Engineer from Bits and later think of choosing an entirely different career path. An average Bits graduate earns a lot. Leaving the money factor behind and following your passion being 29 years old requires guts!! kudos Aakriti ma'am.
@@user-gd3vl6yc6x learning is waste of money, time?! 😕 Dull People like u don't know what to do with ur own life and here she is busy taking those leaps to satisfy her ambitions. She already is living her best life gaining new skill and knowledge...so I would suggest u to drop this passive jealous behaviour and figure ur life out.
This is truly inspiring. But for this we need to be financially stable or atleast need to belong to a rich family as a backup. Otherwise family and financial pressure at the age of 29 is unimaginable
Fellow Indians! Here's is my story, got admission into both engineering and medicine in 2009. But for some weird reason, I thought I am not going to enjoy direct patient care. Was curious to learn biology and enjoyed it more than Mathematics. And chose to become a Mechanical Engineer. After working 5 years in construction management as a mechanical engineer, moved to the US for a master's in mechanical engineering, COVID-19 gave me ample time to re-evaluate what I want to do in life. Decided to test the waters, enrolled in medical terminology class in a local community college! I will be graduating with a Master's in clinical data science in 2024. So here is the takeaway! Pursue whatever as long as you enjoy the process of learning.
I am 26, and I am going through an identity crisis. I finished my M.Sc. in Physics at 23, and after that, it's been 3 years, and I didn't know what to do next. Earlier I thought that the natural thing to do next would be a Ph.D. But then I realized I didn't want to do a Ph.D. During the lockdown, when everything stopped, I became totally careless and didn't make any decisions about the future. Now, at 26, the realization that 30 is coming makes me paranoid. At 24, you feel like there is a lot of time, but everything changes two years later. People asking me about my studies just two years ago are now asking me about marriage. Watching this video is giving me hope. I really respect this lady's courage to start something afresh at 29. That is also a degree from scratch. I am feeling hopeful that it is never too late.
I am going through the same now. I am 24, wants to pursue mbbs though I am earning decent in my current profession but having identity crisis. I feel I am not getting that respect and growth in my current job. I love medicine, too! I love reading medical textbooks, being busy! I just don't understand what should I do?
If Half of her self confidence I had in life , I would have been doing a lot better right now. I mean this girl means business when it comes to social stigma around us 👍
It's not about confidence, it's about just doing what you want, and figure it out along the way, I am a Master in Mechanical Engineering, and now I am learning Software Development.
@@prashantdahiya711 Not everyone has liberty to do whatever you want to do in ur life, nd yes the age is another hedge in the way. But Everyone has a different story I guess .
Lol it's not about confidence and other bullshit that motivational speakers talk about, but only about how well-off you are. If you are rich enough, half of your life is sorted out. There are millions of people who simply can't pursue MBBS or BTech because of poverty.
how was ur neet score dear😇..which course are u studying...I'm 21 nd try to attempt neet 2024..this will be my first try..what was ur story!can u share?❤️
In this world of rat race , students wanting early success , early jobs. Shes an inspiration . Age is just a number. Everything happens at its own time ...
1. Age is not just a number 2. She could realise that leaving engineering and becoming a doctor was a mistake. 3. She will definitely realise that not getting married at the right time was a mistake
Age is not just a number...and i dont want to elaborate this statement and scare you..but clearly you do not understand the importance of the time that "life" offers
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW nothing wrong to remain unmarried. We were born alone, we die alone, what is important that you fulfil your purpose be it serving your parents, your passions, poor people and the environment while being alive.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW first learn how to reply in a comment section and then you can rant shit about others ... Instead of normally typing in the reply section why the heck did you tag me 😂😂😂😂
She is wasting her time in taking medical as carreer. If she couldn't stick around with engineering then medical is boring is fu** . With 20 subjects to study is like opening early doors to hell.
@@Yalla_Habibi_Cat1 that depends if you like it or not. Male Engineer are over saturated in India and are under employed how many work in 3rd rates shitty companies..and even in companies like Amazon for Non coder like operation manager life ain't great 50-60k salary at Bangalore in rented apartments
I am going through the exact same thing. Switched my field from Mechanical Engineering just because I wasnt interested in it anymore, left 2 job offers of 12LPA, just to work on something I believed in. Invented a Medical Device for the most complicated bone joint in human body and won a Presidential Award for it. Currently learning Software Development and leaving everything behind that I have ever learned in my life. All this, at the age of 28. Loving every moment of the transition and never been more satisfied career-wise. From high pressure and extensive hardwork for GATE 2018 to initiating a tech startup and learning latest software tech, I can closely related and feel the happiness and excitement she is talking with and the fear, anxiety, uncertainty and plathora of questions she had went through in the transition. In upcoming years, I am gonna be the next big thing. PS: when I decided to not to accept the job offer and keep working on my device, I had absolutely no financial backing, I refused to take a single penny from my family, "managed" my finances somehow. Dealt with High stress, anxiety and lots of sleepless night filled with utter insecurity, doubts and whatnot. 10 months like this, THEN the good things started to happen. ONLY Trust yourself and the process. Everything else is mere speculation.
Good for you, you don't have to pay your family a dime at the age of 28. I'm at age 25 spent all my money on my family's home debt, pay for the insurance and other expenses throughout year. And not loving one bit of my life, i do not want to study further bcoz i list interest and also can't afford it. Mental stress is too much to handle for my lazy ass.
I gave gate 2018-23 😂😂😂 6 attempts went in 2022 in iit kanpur but got temporary termination so I left it Mechanical engineering Now I am learning software and trying to start up also and also I am a rapper
She could have had a better life and opportunities abroad with that BITS Pilani degree. I dont understand why she is wasting half her life only studying. PS: there are also people like Sai Pallavi and Manushi Chhillar who gave up MBBS to pursue other careers as well. Weigh out the pros and cons before taking any decision in life.
Sir I turned 26 this jan. I never whole heartedly gave efforts to my neet pg preparation. I was already a meritorious student in ug but due to some reasons. I thought of taking a drop. Then I happen to join as a covid dr and jrship in dermatology. I don't know if it's too late to start for neet pg preparation from the scratch. All my batch people have already secured seat in pg either in private or in govt colleges. my confidence is lowered and reservation just adds up to depression. Is it too late to prepare for neet pg?
Woww! Here many of my MBBS batchmates are worried that their PG won't be completed till 29 if they didn't get PG seat in their first attempt of NEET PG. I really really hope that your love for this field and enthusiasm remains as such because there's certainly a negativity lingering in medical colleges of every corner of this country. Hope that you could bring a change in perspective of people wherever you go and bring out positivity. :) All the best.
The health education system will break everybody. Its a reality. Your friends are worried because the worry is genuine. Parents are not getting any younger, many are financially responsible at their homes and the no. Of pg seats to MBBS seats is in the ratio of 1:5.
@@sudeshnasarkar3538 😂 with absolutely no intention to demoralise her, you are damn right. MBBS aisi band bajayegi, but at the end of the day somehow wierdly enough, its going to be worth it.
@@Comingforfootballfans she'll develop B/L senile cataract by the time she completes her full medical education (mbbs+md+ss will take around 15 more years, so 29+15= 44 yrs). How will she tend to pts then?🙁
I know a guy who didn't have access to education in his early years. Grew up in poverty along with some other reasons. But his desire to learn was never extinguished. Did his 10th at 21 years of age and then 12th and then at some 39-40 he became an eminent physician.
She has finished her engineering.I am a MBBS student and I personally know 5 people who have dropped out from B.Tech and have ended up in MBBS.The call was late for her.Hope she adjusts in college.And MBBS is not the way it seems from outside.
Sharma ji : Hein bhabhi ji ye dusri beti kab hui aap logo ko 🤣🤣Pehle kabhi nahi btaya uske baare me Mrs Goel : O naa ji naa bhai sahab, hamari ek hi laado hai Akriti, wo engineer ke baad doctor banne wali hai!!
My brother actually knew a story in which a student of IIT Kanpur who studied biology as a compulsive subject in 1st year got interested in it and dropped IIT gave NEET and cracked it and is now in a medical College
Thanx a lot Akriti. I am an engineer working for an MNC and i want to pursue medicine. But my parents won't agree. So I'm gonna work for a few more years and save up the money for college. And then pursue medicine. I hope a few years later I come back to this comment again and see that I achieved what I wanted.
@@cyancrepe8877 I am wondering about your age and the career options which you will choose because I am 23 with an engineering degree, so I am also stucked with a thought of giving the neet exam again and going to become a doctor
It's a long way home! I'm a flying school drop out and then I pursued medicine. It's a 14 year long journey till you come out as a consultant in Indian scenario. If you are fully determined and know all the pros and cons go for it.
@dr.mjwesley6691 Hello sir , currently I am in 11th(just started ) It seems like I am interested in both bio and maths but I am also interested in computer science and I like medical field too. I am somewhat average to above average in maths and excellent in biology. What should i do now?
@Nisha chambiyal well if you say so!! We will waste next 40 years of our life not doing something we wanted just coz we did four years of engineering. Nice logic!! Also at the age of 18 people are too naive to know what they like what they don't specially in india where if you are good in studies you are fed in your mind by everyone that you have to do engineering or medical.
As a doctor, I see it just as an academic interest. I wonder she can maintain the same stamina after 5.5 years of rough UG studies. Even 18 y/o s find that hard. Slogging for PG entrance and soul crushing post graduation to become a specialist and actually a worthwhile doctor is too far to think of now. Becoming a "doctor" is hard, very hard. But any ways a very brave thing to do. Best of luck!
@@comfortable_east For my case well I was burned out too in the internship. We had 24 hour emergency duty every 3 rd day for whole year. And we were just 3 interns in a tertiary care hospital. Don't ask me where I worked 😂. So yeah man. Mbbs is just the beginning. Anyways best wishes to you!q
Everyone has their own journey; some are more unique than others... No one knows what she will think a few years down the line in hindsight... I see no point either appreciating or criticizing her decision... As long as you realise what your true purpose is, for the time being or for the rest of your life, and you can move in that direction, it's all good !
idk why watching this made my heart so warm and eyes filled with tears(khushi k asu) I'm feeling sooooo so proud of her. 🥺 this gives us as an inspiration in a way of empowerment that yessss we girls can do anything we want.😌 Thankyousomuch Brut for this video it can inspire millions of people who were losing hopes in their life.💓 Thank you thankyousoomuch!!!!!!💖
Actually.....she will do that.....if she wanted to become a doc why she wasted a seat in engineerng....i dont knw......like do whatever u want...but i m wondering...is her being engineer is a waste then?? Or she is going to b a partime doc n engineer....like m eager to knw.
That girl has an inspiring & refreshing attitude. Life is short - if one is passionate about something, no matter when in life, they must do it. Life is neither an uniform nor a race - for everyone to follow/finish the same thing by a certain age. Everyone’s life has different timelines. What matters is , if a person is happy in their life that is gifted to them - period.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW 👈 EWww Indian uncle from the 1800s mindset spotted here in it’s natural habitat . But-hurt about a girl who doesn’t want to marry but aspires to study more as if it’s any of his business. I think he is on a hunt for a life partner and been rejected by every girl so I guess he is venting it out here😆😆
As someone who's seen my doctor sister struggle through cutting up dead bodies, seeing family members cry about their lost son/daughter/father/mother, seeing kids die, seeing a horribly mangled body after they've been in an accident and so much more, I'm glad I never became a doctor. Doctors have it really tough, they barely have any life other than their work, are under immense stress, are not even paid v well in India (unless u have multiple specializations and years of experience) Hope she enjoys it tho!
Damn! She sure is very intelligent and smart to clear those tough exams that too with so much confidence and courage at that kind of age. That just tells us that we can actually become anything and there is no limit to education. At the end do whatever you love, and you'll surely be successful in your career/field, because its your happiness and satisfaction that matters not the parent's or society's.
@@kdjoshi726 ifkr!! I'm just 17 years old and my relatives have started getting me proposals and shit. My dad got furious and he threatened to cut off ties with my relatives if they don't stop bringing those annoying proposals.
The comment section is full of frustrated 18-20 years olds who are frustrated that they aren't able to clear neet and she did ..🤣and half of them are frustrated she wasted her "degree" ..man where is the growth mindset here ..there is no concept of wasting a degree . experience & knowledge from engineering is something she'll always have ...many in the comments did not pass the vibe check ..😆 Kudo to her 👏for going after what she wants .👏👏👏 And Brut definitely wanted to post a similar story to Jonathan Kim ..because coincidence or not both came out almost the same time ✨
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW Wow. That's such a negative way of looking at things. If you're really an MGTOW, why don't you actually concentrate on your own life, and on "going your own way", instead of whining under an inspiring video of a woman who is surely going her own way. Hating on other people or women will never fix your own problems. Hope you get that.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW There IS something as context, yeah? First of all her response was obviously related to the fact that she is 29, and there is a huge pressure on women to be married early, that's why this question was even asked. Secondly, her comment is clearly a light-hearted one and thirdly she isn't saying this to a "man proposing" her, but as a passing comment in an interview, that specifically asked her about marriage in a video, about her academic achievements. But there's no point in explaining all this to MGTOW, red pill-er types. If you would spend half the time that you spend in putting others down into building your own self up, I wouldn't have had to write this big-ass essay here. And don't @ me no more. Open a book sometime, get out of internet echo-chambers, and may be you won't be so miserable.
@@aakritig7 it's not about common sense , that person is outright spreading wrong information and kinda seems like he/she is living in some kinda illusion.
Wow! You are a Motivation for People who loves to pursue Education non stop. I completed my M.Arts in History now pursuing L.L.B 3 years course, currently in 1st semester. Agreed, there is no limit to learning or no age for pursuing Education.
This is exactly what i want to do. I did my engg in 2019, worked in an MNC till November this year, now moving abroad for a diploma but I so want to do MBBS. At this time, I feel that I always wanted to do MBBS. I always wanted to become a doctor. But Don't have the guts to do what this girl has done. She is awesome
@@firefly_20 same here. I tell all my cousins to go for MBBS. I myself will go for MBA bcoz MBBS will take too many years and I can't spend. MBA abroad would be the best option for me
Hello sir , currently I am in 11th(just started ) It seems like I am interested in both bio and maths but I am also interested in computer science and I like medical field too. I am somewhat average to above average in maths and excellent in biology. What should i do now?
Thanks, u r actually a big inspiration, now i have a confidence that i will achieve my dream one day, i had faced lot of problems, during my education, had to take a gap, people are so stereotyped that the so called time frame shouldn't be broken, thankyou, and kudos to ur courage
I was called mad for taking Biology (instead of Computer Science) along with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in high school because I was preparing for IITJEE. A decade after getting into IIT, I feel that it was the best decision of my life. Not only has it given me a more balanced view of physical sciences and life sciences, but also gave me a meaningful hobby of studying the local flora. Sometimes I value it more than my engineering knowledge. As for coding, I learnt it later anyway. 😀 Nice to see that she's following her calling. It's better late than never. Wish her success.
She is obviously extremely intelligent and hard-working. You go Akriti. I feel this is a reminder and an example that it's always possible to do the things you want to do, if you're determined enough. And boo to everyone spewing negativity in the comments. Jealousy is not a good trait to have, and hating on other people's success is never going to solve your own problems.
Mam I saw atleast 4-5 comments on this video . You commented here when this video was uploaded and now also you are commenting. Do you have any other work than defending this lady?
@@Kuldeep_yadav0001 Are you going to give me a job if I don't have any other work? Just mind your own godamn business and don't try to come for me for calling out the negativity I saw in the comments here.
@vshetty Majority are getting their branch of engineering based on their rank in India. Also many don't know what they're getting into before joining for a course. And finally, however hardworking you are, to clear an all India exam like neet witha good rank, you need intelligence.
How many people had the wisdom, know how or the predictive infoemrmation regarding what's their aptitude when kids in India were going through a mass production mechanism with no culture of aptitude assessment. Surely internet has resolved the information diffusion and asymmetry a bit, for current generation
@@vaiga6627 he just criticized her arrogance over 'koi takkar ka hai kya' not life choices doesn't matter what you do but arrogance destroys everything in the last idk if it was meant to be a joke but her expression said it loud that she might be narcissist/conceited
girlllllllllll!!!! i am sooooooooooooooooooo happy i found your video. I took maths after 10th and since after my 12th started ive been regretting it i have started enginnering and only one thought comes i wish i had taken biology and i was so scared that now ill be left behind while my friends will go forward in life and i thought i done in my career after seeing this im so happy to know im not the only one whos confused in career. im gonna pursue medicine too now
As a medical student i must say She is wasting her time . Medical is a euphoria bubble created by society and parents to put their kids in trap of study for the lifetime. I am regretting taking it as carreer. To all the Neet aspirants dont fall for this trap .Enter this field only and only if you are truely passionate about it not for money it offers. Otherwise it would be like a free prison like you have money but you cannot enjoy your youth life with friends and family.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW 👈 EWww Indian uncle from the 1800s mindset spotted here in it’s natural habitat . But-hurt about a girl who doesn’t want to marry but aspires to study more as if it’s any of his business. I think he is on a hunt for a life partner and been rejected by every girl so I guess he is venting it out here😆😆
Omg!!! She's so inspiring man! 🙌💖😘 I am a fan of her! She is such an inspiration for someone who want to do many things or who feel like now this is done, I should go for something other? But is it worth it?? Such inspiring, motivating stories need to come out more often for people like us! Love her attitude!
Awesome ...👍🏻👍🏻 She's not only an inspiration for my brother with same age but also lakhs of youth out their struggling with age and gender specific societal bars and norms which are no less than chains hurting growth ..! Awesome👍🏻👍🏻
Being in a medical profession.. I will tell you... It will take more courage to do this... HOPE YOU REMAIN THIS CHEERFUL IN MBBS 😅😅 bcoz it will take your whole youth..
It takes half of the life time to be established as a talented doctor just a course doesn't make one..it take lifetime practices. Just the initials 'Dr.' is added but they are not allowed to operate.. there's a lot more hustle than just enrolling in a course...it might seem easy..it can be just an academic interest of her and later on she might repent over her choices..even after post graduation in medicine and/or surgery the path is too long. A doctor studies until his death it isn't a job or profession for him to earn..they don't have placements not the same routine of doing a particular task as engineers have.. I personally believe let a child first think and rethink once again in their late teens to pursue what one actually wants to .one needs to be sure for their career these are the years which make your future..not everyone has the wealth and money. Medical professionals have to apply what they read on living organisms not on machines..they have to think,rethink,analyse, recall then they consult one mistake can be hazardous.Also to be mentioned as you grow your brain cells degenerate you might be not as good learner as you were.there are responsibilities on some people which they do and they're as successful as any other person could be.. whoever is surviving, earning, providing to their family in this harsh,cruel,kalyugi world is successful
I am that point of life where I thought maybe I have just wasted my time and opportunities . Used to feel exhausted but this girl ohh man! What a confident and refreshing vibe. Thank u soo much!
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW 👈 EWww Indian uncle from the 1800s mindset spotted here in it’s natural habitat . But-hurt about a girl who doesn’t want to marry but aspires to study more as if it’s any of his business. I think he is on a hunt for a life partner and been rejected by every girl so I guess he is venting it out here😆😆
I also wanted to do it but landed in engineering and worst of that Mechanical engineering..... And now without a job.... Preparing for govt jobs and PSUs..... But if God wants me to pursue the medicine, I would definitely give it a try.....
I don't understand why there is so much negativity and frustration towards her in the comment section....guys what she did is commendable...lets appreciate and value her efforts...she is a role model for many young neet aspirants who couldn't clear neet in one go...woh zindgi hi kya jisme stuggles, adventures, failures and success na ho...zindgi jena hai toh Aakriti goel ki tarah jiyo...huge respect and best wishes to her...
This is actually very common in the US. I know so many people who are both chemical, biomedical, nuclear, computer engineers as well as MD doctors. In US, we even now have a special medical school that only take engineers.
I'm practicing doctor looking for neet pg ...there where moment WHR I find difficult to complete my para clinical years ..but I saw new me in clinical years... The feeling of diagnosing disease is something great and some patients see us as god it's worth to do MBBS ...there are moment's u will be proud of yourself... Keep going
There is a lot of difference between the mental capacity of a person aged 17y and 29y so I'm not surprised at the good rank but regardless I'm sure she put in great effort..As an Engineer, Physics n Chemistry wouldnt be so difficult to solve which are the major challenges in NEET UG. I wish her all the very best for her future it's not an easy path as a decade down the line and with 2 degrees I'm still struggling in this field. Hope her decision is worth the struggle.
Rather it's the other way round. The farther you move from childhood, the lesser your ability to learn new stuffs. Besides your brain starts to degenerate slowly after about 22 of age.
@@tula__yeah and there's. Lot to remember in medicine and surgery an engineer gets a job but a doctor keeps studying until his death..others have 9-10 subjects and in just 1st year of MBBS 19 subjects come up to crack
@@tula__ i am a doctor so i can tell you with assurance that the concepts i found difficult to grab at 16 yra are not so difficult for a 29y old..The only thing is the capacity to study and the will to study decreases as we age
@@tula__ A person's prefrontal cortex isn't even developed until the age of 25-26. What the fuck are you even talking about?🤡 At 29, your rational mind is much more developed than it was in your early years of life...
I am not criticizing her but between the age 25-30 there would be financial pressure to the people you can't study at 29 unless your family has lot of wealth or you don't have any financial burden Btw I love her confidence congratulations
Practical life as a doc in India is very much different dan that shown in tv series like greys anatomy and house md... Even if one is passionate still the toil in dis profession is bone breaking nd makes one question his/her decision many times in a day.. Just earning two degrees (mbbs nd md) takes most of your youth.. Just keep yourself prepared mentally fr all these challenges
She chose to become a doctor even she is already an engineer.....she has lots of guts it's not easy to take decisions like this at the age of 29 .....that's great Akrtiti All the best for ur journey 👍 💪
I'm following her closely... Bcoz of her I also started preparing for mbbs after completing engineering this year... She has been the biggest inspiration for me... Hope I succeed in what I'm trying to achieve... As she said... Y should I settle for less.. When I've the potential to do more and better!!
Aakriti's story is so refreshing. Don't stop following your dreams irrespective of your age. Sky's the only limit. Her youtube channel too is incredibly helpful. Loved the video except for the " koi takkar ka hain kya? "part.
@@aasthasingh8996 You don't get married to someone who matches your academic accomplishments. Love isn't a competition or a match. Imagine if a man had said that instead of a woman. 'Koi takkar ki bride hai mere liye?' Would have caused an uproar. Double standards smh.
@@aasthasingh8996 Are you kidding me? Girl, that man would literally get cancelled all over the internet. Firstly, I'm assuming you have no knowledge regarding recent events happening against man- hating or have no general knowledge to read news. Secondly, an individual's academic achievements do not give him/ her permission to have what according to you is 'fun'. There are men who are getting AIR 1 in JEE, and then getting AIR 1 in UPSE CSE after an age gap similar to hers. There are Men who are qualifying both medical and engineering entrances with stellar ranks and with achievements that far outshine hers. They aren't receiving this special treatment though, are they? Do they bring marriage in between their achievements? No. And lastly, I already was a fan of her short tricks to formulas that she constantly posts on her youtube channel. I am a long time subscriber. She's definitely an inspiration. But I'm not a blind follower. I respect and admire her decision, but she's no way the sole individual who's done this. I don't want this reply section to be a war zone. If you don't agree with my opinion, leave it or post your own. But learn to accept realities insteading of blind worship. Internet is a place where all opinions should be respected.
@@aasthasingh8996 How is it a 'healthy' debate when you straight up say "stop trying to look for things to be upset about" it's the hypocrisy for me 🤡 Straight up ordering someone isn't 'healthy', huge difference between disagreeing and disrespecting. Ah well, her comment still strikes pretty conceited and cocksure TO ME.
@@aasthasingh8996 Dear, I have no problem with her achievements, in fact I'm in awe. I'm sad that she views marriage as an economic and status proposition. That's it. 🤷♀️
Ermm... My mom did her first year architectural engineering until my grandma told her to become a doctor. She is an anaesthetist now. 🤯... Maybe she should have come in this channel but that was back in 1995.
I am a mom. of 2 kids and an engineer. Although I wanted to go for medical, I settled for an engg. degree for the not having qualified for medicals. Right now I was discussing it with my mom and youtube suggested me this. Kudos to her but very late for me now.
Best of luck for u. You seem very confident. I too felt the same thing after studied engineering that's may be because it is our parents who decide what we study and not ours.
Congratulations for your achievement! Your next aim after MBBS will be defence service then Astronaut or CM of indian state. You will defenitely be PM of India. You have potentials. All the best!
I read some of the comments and as a woman, it breaks my heart If someone finds his/her true passion , we should be happy for him/her. But instead we care more about her age, getting married and that she's already 29 As if women world is only about getting married and have kids.
For this reason only day by day the running Candidates are dropping for Neet 2022 prep.This is must be stop a teenager's maturity is far less than a adult.
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Aakriti : I want to be a Doctor
Her parents : Okay, but do it after engineering
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@Akash Mishra, MGTOW OMG STOP TROLLING
Aakriti: Challenge accepted
Imagine your cousin or neighbour who is both engineer and doctor 😳
A literal hell for you 😢😢😢😅😂
I would regret it and change my residence 🤣
@@adarshgurung3048 only if changing residence can stop the pressure.
@@perseusvlasov367 bro I m just kidding beside we should feel more motivated to achieve much greater and better 🔥
It's just a joke so chill 🙏🏻
And that too from top colleges 🤣🤣
I am already both a Doctor and an Engineer at age 31 with 2 years of job experience in world renowned IT Company TCS as well !! My news never got published whereas she has barely entered medical school and only an engineer as of now and her news has gone viral, such is life !!
Bro .. Is this true?
@@prettypritee4491 Yes of course !!
@@dr.er.raunaqdhingra6237 great 👍🏻
@@dr.er.raunaqdhingra6237 How was your experience becoming doctor after being an engineer? I regret being an engineer, and feel like I should've choose medical field
@@ghostunderyourbed1045whybu regret bro😢
I can see she is really hardworking and dedicated. Being a NEET aspirant myself, 676 is really good score. Good luck to her👍🏼
yea she is one who run away from responsibility , why she is leaving engineering because she just want to waste life , also she look rich as well
@@akshaypal6753 Bro watch the video. Also it is her choice to do what she wants who are we to pass judgements
This is actually very common in the US. I know so many people who are both chemical, biomedical, nuclear, computer engineers as well as MD doctors. In US, we even now have a special medical school that only take engineers.
@@darreldennis7115 but where is the time doc need to work 10-8.
@@akshaypal6753 She doing what she wants. Why does it matter ? Her parents are financially stable and they're not in a financial crisis. People study medicine when they're married with two children.
"In India an engineer can become anything except for An Engineer." This line is proved true by this girl😆😆
😂
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
It's easy to quote this line to engineers,but what all difficulties engineers has to go ,nobody talks about it.
Ab sab engineer honge to yahi hoga.
She was like: "I'm so bored, why not become a doctor"
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW aree bhaiya aaram se 😆
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW but she will be a doctor ....she will serve the humanity by being a doctor which is such a noble work that people put them just after Gods .... Not all people want to find a LOVER , have family etc ... Do you know that happiness you get when someone, who lost all hope , finally smiles at you and bless you for saving the life of their loved ones??? That is one of the most amazing feeling .... ..
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW so that's the stigma she was talking about .. people like you who judge and stereotype other...you all place man as the only source of woman's happiness.. isn't it...?
then why is there even a thing called divorce?
Btw all the points that you have mentioned can be applicable to even married women 😂
@@vanshdhoka7236 hasna tha kya? (●'◡'●)
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW Get a life
Congratulations girl! I’ve been a ME in Technical Management since 2007 , and I will also be a MSc Zoology Grad applying for PhD this July 2022!!!! I am 39and I didn’t want to settle for anything lesser either. Everyone deserves to do what you are passionate about. Don’t settle for anything less.Go get the world tigers!
Heyy are you going to apply for phd in abroad?
Its not a joke to be an Engineer from Bits and later think of choosing an entirely different career path. An average Bits graduate earns a lot. Leaving the money factor behind and following your passion being 29 years old requires guts!! kudos Aakriti ma'am.
That's just a stupid decision..a waste of time, life and money
Yeah
@@user-gd3vl6yc6x learning is waste of money, time?! 😕
Dull People like u don't know what to do with ur own life and here she is busy taking those leaps to satisfy her ambitions.
She already is living her best life gaining new skill and knowledge...so I would suggest u to drop this passive jealous behaviour and figure ur life out.
Now all she has to do is become an astronaut, and she'll be in the league of Robert Satcher and Jonny Kim
We have flying beast 💪 😎 🙌
And Johnny Sins
@@ozzymendes5650 🗿
@@shresthapal6704 Yea being a bodybuilder, iitiian , pilot and lawyer is equally huge
Count Dr. Bernard Hsu(Chubbyemu) in as well
This is truly inspiring. But for this we need to be financially stable or atleast need to belong to a rich family as a backup. Otherwise family and financial pressure at the age of 29 is unimaginable
Agreeee
Exactly.. parents should be supportive,, family background..AND IF YOU WANT TO REMAIN UNMARRIED FOR LOTS of years...
Honestly so true and relatable
Just shut up
Only passion matters.
Nothing else than this
@@vanshr4068 Money: am I a joke to you?
Fellow Indians! Here's is my story, got admission into both engineering and medicine in 2009. But for some weird reason, I thought I am not going to enjoy direct patient care. Was curious to learn biology and enjoyed it more than Mathematics. And chose to become a Mechanical Engineer. After working 5 years in construction management as a mechanical engineer, moved to the US for a master's in mechanical engineering, COVID-19 gave me ample time to re-evaluate what I want to do in life. Decided to test the waters, enrolled in medical terminology class in a local community college! I will be graduating with a Master's in clinical data science in 2024. So here is the takeaway! Pursue whatever as long as you enjoy the process of learning.
What about marriage? Parents and family? How did you manage
@@vaishnavi436 Good question Vaishnavi, I work and study part-time. I and my partner are super supportive of each other. It is hard, yet worth it.
Wow! So good to know when you have a genuine person looking and supportive for you. Not everyone is that lucky abdul ! Sending love to you two ❤
@@vaishnavi436 Thank you. 😍😍
what jobs can u get after completing ms in clinical data science
I am 26, and I am going through an identity crisis. I finished my M.Sc. in Physics at 23, and after that, it's been 3 years, and I didn't know what to do next. Earlier I thought that the natural thing to do next would be a Ph.D. But then I realized I didn't want to do a Ph.D. During the lockdown, when everything stopped, I became totally careless and didn't make any decisions about the future. Now, at 26, the realization that 30 is coming makes me paranoid. At 24, you feel like there is a lot of time, but everything changes two years later. People asking me about my studies just two years ago are now asking me about marriage.
Watching this video is giving me hope. I really respect this lady's courage to start something afresh at 29. That is also a degree from scratch. I am feeling hopeful that it is never too late.
hope you are doing ok, life is on hell of a ride.
Same here
@@umairtausif9700 what are you doing now
I am going through the same now. I am 24, wants to pursue mbbs though I am earning decent in my current profession but having identity crisis. I feel I am not getting that respect and growth in my current job. I love medicine, too! I love reading medical textbooks, being busy! I just don't understand what should I do?
@@shriradha5726why didn't u pursued it before
we engineers can do anything except engineering 😅
That's not something to be proud of
now ik why ur name is fitness hub😂
@@akkir3268 abbey joke ko joke ke tarah lena
thats true.
@@akkir3268 it's a joke, learn to take sarcasm.
If Half of her self confidence I had in life , I would have been doing a lot better right now. I mean this girl means business when it comes to social stigma around us 👍
It's not about confidence, it's about just doing what you want, and figure it out along the way, I am a Master in Mechanical Engineering, and now I am learning Software Development.
Another factor is time, you don't have enough time, you also have to start earning by 25, and get married by 30.
@@prashantdahiya711 Not everyone has liberty to do whatever you want to do in ur life, nd yes the age is another hedge in the way. But Everyone has a different story I guess .
Baaniya hain business toh rhega hi bhai
Lol it's not about confidence and other bullshit that motivational speakers talk about, but only about how well-off you are. If you are rich enough, half of your life is sorted out. There are millions of people who simply can't pursue MBBS or BTech because of poverty.
I am a 20 year old neet aspirant already feeling too old ..and this inspired me a lot!!!
So did you clear neet
how was ur neet score dear😇..which course are u studying...I'm 21 nd try to attempt neet 2024..this will be my first try..what was ur story!can u share?❤️
In this world of rat race , students wanting early success , early jobs. Shes an inspiration . Age is just a number. Everything happens at its own time ...
yes age is just a number, I am going to do bunjee jumping at age of 99.
Wish me Luck!
@@l1me_y your choice...go ahead...we don't care
@@l1me_y found the l@ser
1. Age is not just a number
2. She could realise that leaving engineering and becoming a doctor was a mistake.
3. She will definitely realise that not getting married at the right time was a mistake
Age is not just a number...and i dont want to elaborate this statement and scare you..but clearly you do not understand the importance of the time that "life" offers
She is going to prove that engineers also can shift to medical field ,😂
Engapathaalum engineers
🤣
Most of my engineer friends have later done MBA or banking or have cracked UPSC
Tamizh🙌🏻
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW nothing wrong to remain unmarried. We were born alone, we die alone, what is important that you fulfil your purpose be it serving your parents, your passions, poor people and the environment while being alive.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW first learn how to reply in a comment section and then you can rant shit about others ... Instead of normally typing in the reply section why the heck did you tag me 😂😂😂😂
You guys are just giving too much material for my parents to use on me
So true 🤣
Lol 😂
🤭🤭
She is wasting her time in taking medical as carreer. If she couldn't stick around with engineering then medical is boring is fu** . With 20 subjects to study is like opening early doors to hell.
@@Yalla_Habibi_Cat1 that depends if you like it or not. Male Engineer are over saturated in India and are under employed how many work in 3rd rates shitty companies..and even in companies like Amazon for Non coder like operation manager life ain't great 50-60k salary at Bangalore in rented apartments
And I'm here decided to become a farmer🚜🐄🌾 after preparing two years of civil service.😎
Bro it's a great decision, a great way of life.
Please accept my heartfelt congratulation and salutation for this great profession.
@@mariyabiswas3391 yes thanks you ☺.
Update????
@@jinfin221 I become a successful farmers. I grow strawberry, sunflower, orchid, flower and many more. I can sustain myself.
I am going through the exact same thing. Switched my field from Mechanical Engineering just because I wasnt interested in it anymore, left 2 job offers of 12LPA, just to work on something I believed in. Invented a Medical Device for the most complicated bone joint in human body and won a Presidential Award for it. Currently learning Software Development and leaving everything behind that I have ever learned in my life. All this, at the age of 28. Loving every moment of the transition and never been more satisfied career-wise. From high pressure and extensive hardwork for GATE 2018 to initiating a tech startup and learning latest software tech, I can closely related and feel the happiness and excitement she is talking with and the fear, anxiety, uncertainty and plathora of questions she had went through in the transition. In upcoming years, I am gonna be the next big thing.
PS: when I decided to not to accept the job offer and keep working on my device, I had absolutely no financial backing, I refused to take a single penny from my family, "managed" my finances somehow. Dealt with High stress, anxiety and lots of sleepless night filled with utter insecurity, doubts and whatnot. 10 months like this, THEN the good things started to happen.
ONLY Trust yourself and the process.
Everything else is mere speculation.
Good for you, you don't have to pay your family a dime at the age of 28.
I'm at age 25 spent all my money on my family's home debt, pay for the insurance and other expenses throughout year.
And not loving one bit of my life, i do not want to study further bcoz i list interest and also can't afford it. Mental stress is too much to handle for my lazy ass.
I gave gate 2018-23 😂😂😂
6 attempts went in 2022 in iit kanpur but got temporary termination so I left it
Mechanical engineering
Now I am learning software and trying to start up also and also I am a rapper
I hope she won't regret after reading all 20 subjects for five years
Believe me, Engineer study 50 subjects in 4 years
@@anikettandale7765 Yup , add to that the fact that rote learning won't help you much in the long run
And she'll have to apply all those 20 subjects every day of her life for every patient she treats.
@@anikettandale7765 and don't even remember even half the name of the subjects at the end, ghanta 50 subjects
Well her own field is pretty vast & tough itself, I agree tho. MBBS is hella hard 😭
Being a doctor is pretty tough process in india. All the best
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW damn bro😂😂 you killed her
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW I laughed more than I should
Terese koi takkar nai le skta 😂
I am regretting .
She could have had a better life and opportunities abroad with that BITS Pilani degree. I dont understand why she is wasting half her life only studying.
PS: there are also people like Sai Pallavi and Manushi Chhillar who gave up MBBS to pursue other careers as well. Weigh out the pros and cons before taking any decision in life.
thanks bhai bata diya tune, mujhe to lga log maje maje mein hi doctor ban jaate. :)
When your father wants you to be an engineer, but your mother wants you to be a doctor and you don't want to disappoint either
I got into MS after MBBS when I was 29 and I thought that I was already late..... HATS OFF TO YOUR SPIRIT.....
Now have you completed your MS ?
@@manoranjan3961 completed in 2019, now pursuing Mch Neurosurgery
@@manvindersingh5967 ?may I know what's your age now ?
And congo dr Neurosurgeon!
@@manvindersingh5967 sir please reply about age ....
Sir I turned 26 this jan. I never whole heartedly gave efforts to my neet pg preparation. I was already a meritorious student in ug but due to some reasons. I thought of taking a drop. Then I happen to join as a covid dr and jrship in dermatology. I don't know if it's too late to start for neet pg preparation from the scratch. All my batch people have already secured seat in pg either in private or in govt colleges. my confidence is lowered and reservation just adds up to depression. Is it too late to prepare for neet pg?
I’m 29 and I’ve just started doing my graduation 🙂 Never Ever Give Up!!!!!
Best of luck 🤞
Bhai 20 started a my 4 year graduation
Doing or pursuing?
Awesome brother
@@tula__ thulla u can use either doing or persuing. The meaning is same.
Woww! Here many of my MBBS batchmates are worried that their PG won't be completed till 29 if they didn't get PG seat in their first attempt of NEET PG. I really really hope that your love for this field and enthusiasm remains as such because there's certainly a negativity lingering in medical colleges of every corner of this country. Hope that you could bring a change in perspective of people wherever you go and bring out positivity. :)
All the best.
Yes!
The health education system will break everybody. Its a reality. Your friends are worried because the worry is genuine. Parents are not getting any younger, many are financially responsible at their homes and the no. Of pg seats to MBBS seats is in the ratio of 1:5.
@@Comingforfootballfans thanks to reservation, for general candidates, its around 1:10.
Ye ladki MBBS lena chahti hai, baad me MBBS iski legi...
@@sudeshnasarkar3538 😂 with absolutely no intention to demoralise her, you are damn right. MBBS aisi band bajayegi, but at the end of the day somehow wierdly enough, its going to be worth it.
@@Comingforfootballfans she'll develop B/L senile cataract by the time she completes her full medical education (mbbs+md+ss will take around 15 more years, so 29+15= 44 yrs). How will she tend to pts then?🙁
I know a guy who didn't have access to education in his early years. Grew up in poverty along with some other reasons. But his desire to learn was never extinguished.
Did his 10th at 21 years of age and then 12th and then at some 39-40 he became an eminent physician.
She has finished her engineering.I am a MBBS student and I personally know 5 people who have dropped out from B.Tech and have ended up in MBBS.The call was late for her.Hope she adjusts in college.And MBBS is not the way it seems from outside.
Her parents be like :-
""Sharma ji hamari bitiya doctor + engineer hai..Apka ladka kya karta hai"" ?
😂
Sharma ji : Hein bhabhi ji ye dusri beti kab hui aap logo ko 🤣🤣Pehle kabhi nahi btaya uske baare me
Mrs Goel : O naa ji naa bhai sahab, hamari ek hi laado hai Akriti, wo engineer ke baad doctor banne wali hai!!
😁😁🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Ankur tiwari😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
My brother actually knew a story in which a student of IIT Kanpur who studied biology as a compulsive subject in 1st year got interested in it and dropped IIT gave NEET and cracked it and is now in a medical College
@@anshul7743 oops I meant medical College
My bad
Does he had bio in class 11 and 12 ?
Was he a PCMB student?
@@kdjoshi726 ya pcmb hihoga tbhi to mila admission
Can computer science student can crack neet
Thanx a lot Akriti. I am an engineer working for an MNC and i want to pursue medicine. But my parents won't agree. So I'm gonna work for a few more years and save up the money for college. And then pursue medicine. I hope a few years later I come back to this comment again and see that I achieved what I wanted.
Are you saying this for real
@@Resul_ozkaya yes, why?
@@cyancrepe8877 I am wondering about your age and the career options which you will choose because I am 23 with an engineering degree, so I am also stucked with a thought of giving the neet exam again and going to become a doctor
It's a long way home! I'm a flying school drop out and then I pursued medicine. It's a 14 year long journey till you come out as a consultant in Indian scenario. If you are fully determined and know all the pros and cons go for it.
age?
@dr.mjwesley6691 Hello sir , currently I am in 11th(just started ) It seems like I am interested in both bio and maths but I am also interested in computer science and I like medical field too. I am somewhat average to above average in maths and excellent in biology. What should i do now?
Now it's official. Engineers can definitely do anything and everything
Except engineering
Chl jhutte, ab toh sach bol
@@MayankRoyYT And they're called the useless Engineers
Should go vice versa for med students as well
@Nisha chambiyal well if you say so!! We will waste next 40 years of our life not doing something we wanted just coz we did four years of engineering. Nice logic!! Also at the age of 18 people are too naive to know what they like what they don't specially in india where if you are good in studies you are fed in your mind by everyone that you have to do engineering or medical.
As a doctor, I see it just as an academic interest. I wonder she can maintain the same stamina after 5.5 years of rough UG studies. Even 18 y/o s find that hard. Slogging for PG entrance and soul crushing post graduation to become a specialist and actually a worthwhile doctor is too far to think of now.
Becoming a "doctor" is hard, very hard.
But any ways a very brave thing to do. Best of luck!
Passion trumps everything.
@@aakritig7 best of luck! :)
@@comfortable_east For my case well I was burned out too in the internship. We had 24 hour emergency duty every 3 rd day for whole year. And we were just 3 interns in a tertiary care hospital. Don't ask me where I worked 😂. So yeah man. Mbbs is just the beginning. Anyways best wishes to you!q
@@comfortable_east all the very best to you! you would be awesome
Especially 2k14 batch waiting for NEET-PG counselling we are the worstly affected batch
We live in a country where we first become engineers and then think what to do in life and she's a classic example of it :)
Hats off to you🙌🏻, this shows that where there’s a will there’s a way!! Keep up 👏🏻
Everyone has their own journey; some are more unique than others... No one knows what she will think a few years down the line in hindsight... I see no point either appreciating or criticizing her decision... As long as you realise what your true purpose is, for the time being or for the rest of your life, and you can move in that direction, it's all good !
Finally read something which matches my way of thinking...I was about to comment the same!!!Glad came across your comment.
Exactly. As inspiring as her own journey sounds, I won't force others her age to follow that path.
True that
Thanks, Brut India. Honored to be covered :)
Best wishes Aakriti for your new and exciting learning journey.
Congratulations you truly are an inspiration best of luck on your journey 👍🏻
❤️all the best girl, love your enthusiasm
idk why watching this made my heart so warm and eyes filled with tears(khushi k asu) I'm feeling sooooo so proud of her. 🥺
this gives us as an inspiration in a way of empowerment that yessss we girls can do anything we want.😌
Thankyousomuch Brut for this video it can inspire millions of people who were losing hopes in their life.💓
Thank you thankyousoomuch!!!!!!💖
Proof that engineers can be anything other than engineers, this time a doctor💀
Then after MBBS we will find her in the UPSC interviews aspiring to become an IAS
Actually.....she will do that.....if she wanted to become a doc why she wasted a seat in engineerng....i dont knw......like do whatever u want...but i m wondering...is her being engineer is a waste then?? Or she is going to b a partime doc n engineer....like m eager to knw.
@@suravidey5068 not everyone know what they actually want to do in their life in teenage. For many people it takes time to figure out.
@@dheerajmeena862 may b....
Upsc has age limit of 32 years
That girl has an inspiring & refreshing attitude. Life is short - if one is passionate about something, no matter when in life, they must do it. Life is neither an uniform nor a race - for everyone to follow/finish the same thing by a certain age. Everyone’s life has different timelines. What matters is , if a person is happy in their life that is gifted to them - period.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW bhai aap zarur in madam ke cousin ya fufaji ho 😂
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW Abeyyy butthurt spam krna band kr. Itna kon butthurt hota hai ek ladki ki baat se? Smh
@@kdjoshi726 kya spam hai
Vo apni baat pe theek hai
Paisa matter karta hai
Agar paisa h
To kisi b age m kuchh bhi kro
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW 👈 EWww Indian uncle from the 1800s mindset spotted here in it’s natural habitat . But-hurt about a girl who doesn’t want to marry but aspires to study more as if it’s any of his business. I think he is on a hunt for a life partner and been rejected by every girl so I guess he is venting it out here😆😆
As someone who's seen my doctor sister struggle through cutting up dead bodies, seeing family members cry about their lost son/daughter/father/mother, seeing kids die, seeing a horribly mangled body after they've been in an accident and so much more, I'm glad I never became a doctor.
Doctors have it really tough, they barely have any life other than their work, are under immense stress, are not even paid v well in India (unless u have multiple specializations and years of experience)
Hope she enjoys it tho!
Damn! She sure is very intelligent and smart to clear those tough exams that too with so much confidence and courage at that kind of age. That just tells us that we can actually become anything and there is no limit to education. At the end do whatever you love, and you'll surely be successful in your career/field, because its your happiness and satisfaction that matters not the parent's or society's.
No matter what mountain you climb and achieve in life
Desi parents: When will you get married
IKR? Inki soch shaadi se upar kabhi nhi uthegi 😭
🤣🤣🤣
@@kdjoshi726 Han hence population is increasing... Half population need celebrate as our shastras recommend
@@kdjoshi726 ifkr!! I'm just 17 years old and my relatives have started getting me proposals and shit. My dad got furious and he threatened to cut off ties with my relatives if they don't stop bringing those annoying proposals.
@@reem4039 Lmao your relatives are kinda sus and weird ngl
Mom: I want my daughter to be a doctor
Dad: No she should be an engineer.
Aakriti: I'll be both😎😎
😅
What an inspiration she is! Thank you Brut
It takes at least 10-12 year to become a pro specialist.....she has no idea how much grinding is waiting for her....best of luck though....
Jealous?
@@jinfin221 reality broo
@@rasha839 Jealous?
@@jinfin221 for what bro?😂
@@rasha839 Jealous? Keep coping brother.
The comment section is full of frustrated 18-20 years olds who are frustrated that they aren't able to clear neet and she did ..🤣and half of them are frustrated she wasted her "degree" ..man where is the growth mindset here ..there is no concept of wasting a degree . experience & knowledge from engineering is something she'll always have ...many in the comments did not pass the vibe check ..😆
Kudo to her 👏for going after what she wants .👏👏👏
And Brut definitely wanted to post a similar story to Jonathan Kim ..because coincidence or not both came out almost the same time ✨
She gave me courage to change my fields ^^
✌✌
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW Wow. That's such a negative way of looking at things. If you're really an MGTOW, why don't you actually concentrate on your own life, and on "going your own way", instead of whining under an inspiring video of a woman who is surely going her own way. Hating on other people or women will never fix your own problems. Hope you get that.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW There IS something as context, yeah? First of all her response was obviously related to the fact that she is 29, and there is a huge pressure on women to be married early, that's why this question was even asked. Secondly, her comment is clearly a light-hearted one and thirdly she isn't saying this to a "man proposing" her, but as a passing comment in an interview, that specifically asked her about marriage in a video, about her academic achievements.
But there's no point in explaining all this to MGTOW, red pill-er types. If you would spend half the time that you spend in putting others down into building your own self up, I wouldn't have had to write this big-ass essay here. And don't @ me no more. Open a book sometime, get out of internet echo-chambers, and may be you won't be so miserable.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW stop spamming in every comment section with same shit
I am pretty sure she watched Grey's Anatomy in her sabbatical 😂
Jokes apart kudos to u ❤️
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW Some of those body conditions would happen eventually even if she wouldn't do MBBS. How is this relevant?
@@zegjoshi2436 small mindedness has no common sense :)
@@aakritig7 it's not about common sense , that person is outright spreading wrong information and kinda seems like he/she is living in some kinda illusion.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW Bhai, wo single bhi maregi nah,toh bhi tjhse zyaada satisfied zindagi jeeke maregi. Aur waese bhi tere jaesa misogynistic mard milne se toh singlehood behtar h!
Grow up,kiddo.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW Single hi sahi teri kyu jal rhi hai bhai? Har ek ko koi tere jesa mingle nhi rehna. Vese bhi single hi sabse sahi hota hai
It's a superb example of immense love and support we recieve from our family.
Wow! You are a Motivation for People who loves to pursue Education non stop. I completed my M.Arts in History now pursuing L.L.B 3 years course, currently in 1st semester. Agreed, there is no limit to learning or no age for pursuing Education.
Law krna hi tha to pahle he kar lete na
@@hydramortal4212 tune sabkuchh pahle ki kr rakha hai kya
No agree, because If you are not rich, there is your limit.
This is exactly what i want to do. I did my engg in 2019, worked in an MNC till November this year, now moving abroad for a diploma but I so want to do MBBS. At this time, I feel that I always wanted to do MBBS. I always wanted to become a doctor. But Don't have the guts to do what this girl has done.
She is awesome
Yes i also feel the same....
Even i suggest others to purse MBBS..
@@firefly_20 same here. I tell all my cousins to go for MBBS. I myself will go for MBA bcoz MBBS will take too many years and I can't spend. MBA abroad would be the best option for me
@@sourabhjuneja2534 yes, All the best for your career
Hello sir , currently I am in 11th(just started ) It seems like I am interested in both bio and maths but I am also interested in computer science and I like medical field too. I am somewhat average to above average in maths and excellent in biology. What should i do now?
It's true
In India first you do engineering
Then you figure out what you actually want to do in life.
Thanks, u r actually a big inspiration, now i have a confidence that i will achieve my dream one day, i had faced lot of problems, during my education, had to take a gap, people are so stereotyped that the so called time frame shouldn't be broken, thankyou, and kudos to ur courage
I was called mad for taking Biology (instead of Computer Science) along with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in high school because I was preparing for IITJEE.
A decade after getting into IIT, I feel that it was the best decision of my life. Not only has it given me a more balanced view of physical sciences and life sciences, but also gave me a meaningful hobby of studying the local flora. Sometimes I value it more than my engineering knowledge. As for coding, I learnt it later anyway. 😀
Nice to see that she's following her calling. It's better late than never. Wish her success.
What you doing right now sir?
Where are you currently at your life?
She is obviously extremely intelligent and hard-working. You go Akriti.
I feel this is a reminder and an example that it's always possible to do the things you want to do, if you're determined enough. And boo to everyone spewing negativity in the comments. Jealousy is not a good trait to have, and hating on other people's success is never going to solve your own problems.
Mam I saw atleast 4-5 comments on this video .
You commented here when this video was uploaded and now also you are commenting.
Do you have any other work than defending this lady?
@@Kuldeep_yadav0001 Are you going to give me a job if I don't have any other work? Just mind your own godamn business and don't try to come for me for calling out the negativity I saw in the comments here.
@@gayatrim3826 hard working true.. intelligent not sure. If she were she'd have figured out this before going through engineering
@vshetty Majority are getting their branch of engineering based on their rank in India. Also many don't know what they're getting into before joining for a course. And finally, however hardworking you are, to clear an all India exam like neet witha good rank, you need intelligence.
@@vivek3693 that's not my definition of intelligence.
That is why it's important to choose a perfect career path for you, though you can do many at the same time.
This video is exception.
How many people had the wisdom, know how or the predictive infoemrmation regarding what's their aptitude when kids in India were going through a mass production mechanism with no culture of aptitude assessment.
Surely internet has resolved the information diffusion and asymmetry a bit, for current generation
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW she is gonna be a doctor . You think she is oblivious to all these???
Have some respect 4 other people's life choices.!!!
@@vaiga6627 he just criticized her arrogance over 'koi takkar ka hai kya' not life choices doesn't matter what you do but arrogance destroys everything in the last idk if it was meant to be a joke but her expression said it loud that she might be narcissist/conceited
@@supposedlyhuman that's what "she" wants in her "life" partner. Who are we to judge?
girlllllllllll!!!! i am sooooooooooooooooooo happy i found your video. I took maths after 10th and since after my 12th started ive been regretting it i have started enginnering and only one thought comes i wish i had taken biology and i was so scared that now ill be left behind while my friends will go forward in life and i thought i done in my career after seeing this im so happy to know im not the only one whos confused in career. im gonna pursue medicine too now
I can show this to my friends who is really very enthusiastic about becoming a doctor. She's gonna love it.
Woah! Hats off this girl!
So talented
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW This doesn’t have any relation between education
As a medical student i must say She is wasting her time . Medical is a euphoria bubble created by society and parents to put their kids in trap of study for the lifetime. I am regretting taking it as carreer.
To all the Neet aspirants dont fall for this trap .Enter this field only and only if you are truely passionate about it not for money it offers. Otherwise it would be like a free prison like you have money but you cannot enjoy your youth life with friends and family.
Not talented plz search it's real meaning ,ofc no offense but it undermines the hard work she has done.
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW ofc it's a jk bro like chill man
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW 👈 EWww Indian uncle from the 1800s mindset spotted here in it’s natural habitat . But-hurt about a girl who doesn’t want to marry but aspires to study more as if it’s any of his business. I think he is on a hunt for a life partner and been rejected by every girl so I guess he is venting it out here😆😆
Superb! The best thing is she is not letting her age be a deciding factor in what to pursue when in life. I am so happy to see this.
Omg!!! She's so inspiring man! 🙌💖😘 I am a fan of her! She is such an inspiration for someone who want to do many things or who feel like now this is done, I should go for something other? But is it worth it?? Such inspiring, motivating stories need to come out more often for people like us! Love her attitude!
Awesome ...👍🏻👍🏻
She's not only an inspiration for my brother with same age but also lakhs of youth out their struggling with age and gender specific societal bars and norms which are no less than chains hurting growth ..!
Awesome👍🏻👍🏻
Being in a medical profession.. I will tell you... It will take more courage to do this... HOPE YOU REMAIN THIS CHEERFUL IN MBBS 😅😅 bcoz it will take your whole youth..
Yes..by the end of mbbs..YOU R JUST A DEGREE HOLDER DOCTOR 😅 you need again 10 more years to establish yourself as a good doctor 😊
She's 29 and optimistic about life and pursuing her passion, why are you stepping on it
@@lilhedonistcannibal123 : she will be 40 after graduation and another 10 years to establish herself according to medical professionals comment above.
It takes half of the life time to be established as a talented doctor just a course doesn't make one..it take lifetime practices. Just the initials 'Dr.' is added but they are not allowed to operate.. there's a lot more hustle than just enrolling in a course...it might seem easy..it can be just an academic interest of her and later on she might repent over her choices..even after post graduation in medicine and/or surgery the path is too long. A doctor studies until his death it isn't a job or profession for him to earn..they don't have placements not the same routine of doing a particular task as engineers have.. I personally believe let a child first think and rethink once again in their late teens to pursue what one actually wants to .one needs to be sure for their career these are the years which make your future..not everyone has the wealth and money. Medical professionals have to apply what they read on living organisms not on machines..they have to think,rethink,analyse, recall then they consult one mistake can be hazardous.Also to be mentioned as you grow your brain cells degenerate you might be not as good learner as you were.there are responsibilities on some people which they do and they're as successful as any other person could be.. whoever is surviving, earning, providing to their family in this harsh,cruel,kalyugi world is successful
@@supposedlyhuman perfectly explained mam 🙏👏 and PRACTICALLY SPOKEN..
I am that point of life where I thought maybe I have just wasted my time and opportunities . Used to feel exhausted but this girl ohh man! What a confident and refreshing vibe. Thank u soo much!
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW 👈 EWww Indian uncle from the 1800s mindset spotted here in it’s natural habitat . But-hurt about a girl who doesn’t want to marry but aspires to study more as if it’s any of his business. I think he is on a hunt for a life partner and been rejected by every girl so I guess he is venting it out here😆😆
I also wanted to do it but landed in engineering and worst of that Mechanical engineering.....
And now without a job....
Preparing for govt jobs and PSUs.....
But if God wants me to pursue the medicine, I would definitely give it a try.....
Aisa lg rha h jaise mera ans mil gya ye video dekh kr thank u so much 💜 u r mind blowing, u break many stereotypes.
I don't understand why there is so much negativity and frustration towards her in the comment section....guys what she did is commendable...lets appreciate and value her efforts...she is a role model for many young neet aspirants who couldn't clear neet in one go...woh zindgi hi kya jisme stuggles, adventures, failures and success na ho...zindgi jena hai toh Aakriti goel ki tarah jiyo...huge respect and best wishes to her...
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW tum hara jagah bas ye comment copy paste kar rahe ho. Lmao. Bahut free time hai lagta hai
Thanks
@@aakritig7 you are truly an inspiration mam...🙏🙏
@Akash Mishra, MGTOW y pakka iska ex h😂😂,varna ek comment kon bar bar karta h
Jal kukda 😂😂
@@drpooja1327 🤣🤣
i don't want my parents to see this video by any chance
🤣
This is actually very common in the US. I know so many people who are both chemical, biomedical, nuclear, computer engineers as well as MD doctors. In US, we even now have a special medical school that only take engineers.
Can you please tell more about this? Is it like pursuing UG degree in engineering and then the MD? Even I am also thinking about this...
I would like youtube to take this down before my parents see this thank you. :)
Also good luck and best wishes to her she's doing incredible♥️
She would be a mighty good doctor.. A trained doctor with a highly logical mind can do wonders
Highly logical mind?.....what do you mean by that?.....do other doctors have stupid minds?🤔
@@ArunabhMitra yes.
@@ritwikgaur1858 🤔 interesting....
no, she can't become a good Doctor, Engineering has made her weak
@@ArunabhMitra are you an engineer?
She said:Why shud I settle for something less!!!???
She doesn't know yet that being an engineer is not a less thing..silly!
Only passionate people can understand this!
Kya fayda engeenering karne ka?? Koi jobs to ho?? Mere sare friends engeenering karke constable, Clerk ki taiyari kar rahe hain 🙏🙏🙏
@@vanshr4068 Haha
Actually.......
You are dreaming..
I'm practicing doctor looking for neet pg ...there where moment WHR I find difficult to complete my para clinical years ..but I saw new me in clinical years... The feeling of diagnosing disease is something great and some patients see us as god it's worth to do MBBS ...there are moment's u will be proud of yourself... Keep going
I hope she wont forget engineering concepts after studying medicines.
There is a lot of difference between the mental capacity of a person aged 17y and 29y so I'm not surprised at the good rank but regardless I'm sure she put in great effort..As an Engineer, Physics n Chemistry wouldnt be so difficult to solve which are the major challenges in NEET UG. I wish her all the very best for her future it's not an easy path as a decade down the line and with 2 degrees I'm still struggling in this field. Hope her decision is worth the struggle.
Rather it's the other way round. The farther you move from childhood, the lesser your ability to learn new stuffs. Besides your brain starts to degenerate slowly after about 22 of age.
@@tula__yeah and there's. Lot to remember in medicine and surgery an engineer gets a job but a doctor keeps studying until his death..others have 9-10 subjects and in just 1st year of MBBS 19 subjects come up to crack
@@tula__ i am a doctor so i can tell you with assurance that the concepts i found difficult to grab at 16 yra are not so difficult for a 29y old..The only thing is the capacity to study and the will to study decreases as we age
As a fresh MBBS grad I totally agree dr Jin ( ps fellow army here saw ur pic ☺️ 💜)
@@tula__ A person's prefrontal cortex isn't even developed until the age of 25-26. What the fuck are you even talking about?🤡
At 29, your rational mind is much more developed than it was in your early years of life...
I am not criticizing her but between the age 25-30 there would be financial pressure to the people you can't study at 29 unless your family has lot of wealth or you don't have any financial burden
Btw I love her confidence congratulations
If you have will and gaining wealth and lavish life , material life is not your final destination...you can achieve anything
Life does not end at 29
She worked for like 6-7 years pretty sure she must have saved good amount since she was an engineer from a good college.
Practical life as a doc in India is very much different dan that shown in tv series like greys anatomy and house md... Even if one is passionate still the toil in dis profession is bone breaking nd makes one question his/her decision many times in a day.. Just earning two degrees (mbbs nd md) takes most of your youth.. Just keep yourself prepared mentally fr all these challenges
She chose to become a doctor even she is already an engineer.....she has lots of guts it's not easy to take decisions like this at the age of 29 .....that's great Akrtiti All the best for ur journey 👍 💪
I'm following her closely...
Bcoz of her I also started preparing for mbbs after completing engineering this year... She has been the biggest inspiration for me... Hope I succeed in what I'm trying to achieve... As she said... Y should I settle for less.. When I've the potential to do more and better!!
All the very best!
Agar jeb main paisa hai tbhi karna 😂
@@l1me_y yeahh u r ri8... I'll try my best... Don't want any regrets later...
11/12 mei subject kya tha bhai
@@yourtechbuddy1 pcb
Yaha NEET nind udaye behte he aur kuch aise Mahan log he. Jo engineering karne ke bad doctor bane ka soch rahe... Hats off to u didi
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in india everyone becomes an enginer and then decides what to pursue
Lots of respect for keeping up the will to go forward
Reminds me of Dr. Kalam sir.
An Engineer cum Artist, who used to play Veena in his leisure time!!
So inspiring. Best wishes Akriti..
Aakriti's story is so refreshing. Don't stop following your dreams irrespective of your age. Sky's the only limit. Her youtube channel too is incredibly helpful. Loved the video except for the " koi takkar ka hain kya? "part.
Ikr that was so condescending i mean its great that u r doing this but u can be confident in yourself without putting down others-
@@aasthasingh8996 You don't get married to someone who matches your academic accomplishments. Love isn't a competition or a match.
Imagine if a man had said that instead of a woman. 'Koi takkar ki bride hai mere liye?' Would have caused an uproar. Double standards smh.
@@aasthasingh8996 Are you kidding me? Girl, that man would literally get cancelled all over the internet. Firstly, I'm assuming you have no knowledge regarding recent events happening against man- hating or have no general knowledge to read news. Secondly, an individual's academic achievements do not give him/ her permission to have what according to you is 'fun'. There are men who are getting AIR 1 in JEE, and then getting AIR 1 in UPSE CSE after an age gap similar to hers. There are Men who are qualifying both medical and engineering entrances with stellar ranks and with achievements that far outshine hers. They aren't receiving this special treatment though, are they? Do they bring marriage in between their achievements? No. And lastly, I already was a fan of her short tricks to formulas that she constantly posts on her youtube channel. I am a long time subscriber. She's definitely an inspiration. But I'm not a blind follower. I respect and admire her decision, but she's no way the sole individual who's done this. I don't want this reply section to be a war zone. If you don't agree with my opinion, leave it or post your own. But learn to accept realities insteading of blind worship. Internet is a place where all opinions should be respected.
@@aasthasingh8996 How is it a 'healthy' debate when you straight up say "stop trying to look for things to be upset about" it's the hypocrisy for me 🤡 Straight up ordering someone isn't 'healthy', huge difference between disagreeing and disrespecting. Ah well, her comment still strikes pretty conceited and cocksure TO ME.
@@aasthasingh8996 Dear, I have no problem with her achievements, in fact I'm in awe. I'm sad that she views marriage as an economic and status proposition. That's it. 🤷♀️
Ermm... My mom did her first year architectural engineering until my grandma told her to become a doctor.
She is an anaesthetist now. 🤯... Maybe she should have come in this channel but that was back in 1995.
Is this true? Are you from india?
@@prettypritee4491 doubt it
I am a mom. of 2 kids and an engineer. Although I wanted to go for medical, I settled for an engg. degree for the not having qualified for medicals. Right now I was discussing it with my mom and youtube suggested me this. Kudos to her but very late for me now.
Best of luck for u. You seem very confident. I too felt the same thing after studied engineering that's may be because it is our parents who decide what we study and not ours.
Biggest flex
Absolutely
😂😂
Sharma ji ki beti lagti hai
@@vaibhavk8818 lol
What's flex
Congratulations for your achievement!
Your next aim after MBBS will be defence service then Astronaut or CM of indian state. You will defenitely be PM of India. You have potentials.
All the best!
😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 lol
Tumne apni zindegi main kya ukhada hain batao zara
It motivated me at next level. We should try to do difficult things that we never thought about.
I read some of the comments and as a woman, it breaks my heart
If someone finds his/her true passion , we should be happy for him/her.
But instead we care more about her age, getting married and that she's already 29
As if women world is only about getting married and have kids.
Why u women cry so much . A boy who will be asked same questions too , its not about gender
They're jealous.
@@mayankshukla3912 Found the l@ser
For this reason only day by day the running Candidates are dropping for Neet 2022 prep.This is must be stop a teenager's maturity is far less than a adult.
This is when you get confused what you have to choose between engineering and medical
Here I am leaving neet prep and joining engineering xd
This girl took that infamous line "ek engineer sab banta hai siwaay engineer ke" to a different level 😂
You can't call yourself a Engineer or Doctor untill you put your knowledge into Practice
💯
Knowledge is best power full weapons
yeah add your own share of value in the field first
Nailed it brother 🤣
Nice good to hear, enjoy do what you love to do, all the best, do well
Awesome sister. Knowledge and learning never ends.