Awesome Manik...it was well elaborated discussion on ur journey to US..and last lines on how to live ur own life ur way would hv resonated with most of Indian students as we spend all our life trying to be best kid for our parents but in this effort forget to realize our own passion
I am currently Pursuing PLAB …….Somethings he never mentions….. 80 hours / week (6 days) is far worse than 48 hours of UK …..if you truly talk about money , you can easily make same as USA (in residency)if you works the hours you work in USA. Locums are easily available which pays 2-3 times per hour than standard hours. And NHS has same policies to protect your work life balance , 1 day off , 1 month paid leave , no one can make you work more than 12 hours/day , if you overworked you get paid leave the next entire day to rest. So, honestly it’s not your plus point to talk about.😅 pursuing USMLE is far more expensive and risky in the end than PLAB. ( only reason I couldn’t pursue it.) ……the amount of money you invest is not a joke for middle class family. And it’s uncertain in the end when you start making money or even if you will get into US medical training. Those per year salaries are not accurate…..you don’t earn 30000/year in uk as resident. It’s the amount for the fy2 only and that’s after tax deductions and only for basic 48 hours/week. No one works only 48 hours/week as fas as i know. And honestly residency and jobs in uk are far more flexible than USA........some doctors don't even go for residency, they are happy to work as GPs (equivalent to mbbs in india) and gradually can start earning as much as a consultant....some even doesn't take job at all...they can only do locums as long as they want and earn the same(you can take a break in your training at any point you feel)..... You are not in a race of progression in your profession ignoring problems in your life in UK, rather getting respected for your hardwork in any form, while USA barely cares about you opting out or taking a break, i have even heard they prefer the IMGs who have cleared their USMLE in first attempt or during their mbbs (as if people don't have problems in life that can restrict you from taking usmle) I mean i get it, you get little biased for the things you support and adopted in life.... We all are....... But misleading others in something this serious is not a way to go.
Can you kindly provide some more details, like which college you are currently in, how are you preparing for that, and the main thing, how much money is required? Is it less than $20,000?
16 lakh is really very hard for middle class Indians like us even considering the much much higher rewards you get but the probability of selection is to be considered also... Spending 16 lakhs for nothing, I mean, for what reason if you didn't make it?
@@creativerse6447it is around 10 lakh inr maximum from getting your passport to getting your residency letter. (If you are willing to get a part time job while preparing for plab 2 in uk for 4 months.) and even if you don’t get accepted in residency in first try, you can start working as a GP in hospital coz you have your gmc registration after clearing your plab 2. If you very short on your budget like me , these type of options become priority choosing country to go to…..as he said in the video , living in these countries while preparing for some exam or interviews is the most costly step. Everything is costly if you are not earning in dollars or pounds.
I have a very small safety net at home, my parents are not rich, no family in the US. But I have a dream of being a resident in the US someday (God willing). And the way Manik highlighted the benefits of the whole journey makes me want to take the risk. It is a huge investment in the beginning, it would cost a lot. But hopefully, I'll be able to pay back my parents once I become a resident doctor! Thank you, Manik. You've given me the hope of taking this leap of faith
16 lakh is really very hard for middle class Indians like us even considering the much much higher rewards you get but the probability of selection is to be considered also... Spending 16 lakhs for nothing, I mean, for what reason if you didn't make it?
@@creativerse6447 yeah one should make this investment thinking if they're competent enough to clear all steps and can land a speciality (best of the best minds)
I am a practicing physician for a long time in US. Nicely made video, Except for the fact that it's almost nearly impossible to get top class surgical branches like plastic surgery or neurosurgery as as this doc is claiming despite having may >90 scores. Americans reserve prestigious surgical branches and interventional branches for mostly US graduates.... Getting into these branches for a foreign graduate is next to impossible. IMG'S mostly( 99% times) only get primary care branches/non interventional branches... Psychiatrist is one of those ..least sort after....and one of the most easiest branches to get into for IMG's...
I completely agree. The match rate for Plastics/Ortho/Neurosurg for US grads is only around 50% now. This is a historically low percentage. The competition is greater now with D.O. - M.D. applicant pools merging, creating even more competition for foreign grads to get into allopathic residencies. The harsh truth is, many med schools see IMGs as a pool of doctors to fill the void in hospitalists and primary doctors in America. Infact, there is a separate set of grants for hospitals from the government SPECIFICALLY for this purpose. If they don't use that grant money, they have to return it to the government next academic year and are less likely to get residency grants in the future.
Actually, failing and being “done” for residency is not true. I know plenty of people including my close friends who have upwards of 2 fails and some with even three who have matched in IM and FM programs in united states. Its not impossible as this guy is making it sound out to be. You have to have a strong application overall. Yes, some programs have a limit but many dont. Again this is coming from a Canadian who is applying for match this year in United States.
I could just listen you for hours non stop DR MANIK. You are an inspiration and thank you for giving us an insight about the world of Medicine. Love and respect from your homeland India.
@@jagdipmadaandr agree, but still 50 lac is a lot for moderately solvent family from India. And I bet these tuition fees will only increase by the time.
The toxicity in the comments section represents very well why Indian medical system is getting toxic instead of appreciating the guy sbko apna dikhana h ki India m they are doing well too if someone has acheived something tht doesnot show u as a failure so why u guys are proofing urself . Tht India mai private kiya nd Indian Hospitals give the same , why he didnt choose plastic.Phle khud u guys get match residency tb gyaan dena Nd who says Indians usmle nhi krte bcoz of money thing ! After doing MBBS i dont think anyone is poor enough
It's residency.. Means you're still studying and you get paid.. Better than india.. Paying nuts for pg in many states.. Only decent amount is in aiima delhi... Doctors earn way more.. 400k dollars per anum for cardiologist.. Surgeons even higher..
His father took loans for him...LUCKY HERE WE ARE ON OUR OWN..BUT STILL HE EARNS 60LAK ANUALLY HERE IN INDIA GOOD PRIVATE HOSPITAL 70LAK..AFTER RESIDENCY HE WILL EARN 1 CR AND HERE AFTER BONUS EXPERIENCE WILL GET SAME 1CR..THANKS TO THIS NEW SYSTEM FOR DOCTORS IN INDIA BJP...IIT KANOUR OFFERS 1.5CR TO FRESHERS THINK ABOUT IT THIS IS MODERN INDIA GUYS
@@nikhilsachan3217 GOOD WOW 4CR...WHY DONT U GO AND TRY DO RESEARCH DO CLERSHIP GET GOOD SCORES AND THEY WILL HIRE YOU OK THATS WHAT THEY R WAITING FOR GIVING CHANCES TO INDIANS AFTER SUCH CONDITIONS IN INDO PACIFIC....DO THIS LIKE 10LAKH IMGS DO. GO🤣...I THINK U CANT EVEN CRACK NEET PG AND THINKS ABOUT MLE..THE TOUGHEST EXAM THAT MS FACE..ITS WET PANTS OF HARVARD STUDENTS AND U THINK..MAN EVEN FAMILY MEDICINE WILL SUCK U....
Let me be the party pooper here, when it comes to USMLE 90% of Indian students get into internal or family medicine which is the least paying and least respected branches of medicine here in US(you’re kind equivalent to an MBBS graduate in India)and again many who doesn’t have h1b sponsorship won’t get to work in good hospitals, probably would work in old age homes where they need doctors.Given all that even residency pay is still higher than most doctors could make in their 40s in India. Make an informed decision.
Some of the stuff he says is ridiculous lmao. Most American residency candidates are 26 when they start, 27 max. Outliers exist, but rarely. Dr. Manik himself is 27, having passed out way back in 2020. It’s not as if you graduate mbbs and it immediately starts off, it’s a long process. Be goddamn honest with it. What plastic surgery? People don’t get general surgery only, with stellar scores, and he’d surely make plastic surgery but CHOSE psychiatry out of goodwill? To realistically get plastic surgery, he’d have to do unpaid or meagrely paid research there for 2 years or something. And network like his life depended on it. Also, it’s not as if he’d just do plastic surgery and immediately make a million up. As an Indian medical graduate, you gotta spend 3 years in the rustics to waive off your j1 visa. They don’t just hand you the high flying jobs immediately after residency is over. He’ll earn 300-350k after residency, 350 if lucky. Which ain’t bad. But it doesn’t climb much from there. Maybe 10k usd climb, every 3 years. He’ll cap out in life at 450k-ish. Other options exist (practice in Aussie, Dubai, Singapore, etc and earn more or better), but he didn’t mention those. An open discussion about it would’ve been better, instead of flirting around the topic with his rant on depression and advent of technology lol. Or some tangential talk of “could’ve gone into plastic surgery” lmao. Also, his shitting on the PLAB route is very misinformed. You make 2700 GBP AFTER taxes, working basic 45 hour weeks during FY2. You’ll make 50k INR per day of the weekends if you pick them. Can surely make around 4-5k GBP, if you work longer hours, or same hours as USA residency. During ST and CT years, scope of pay is even higher. What ignorance lol
You know i was so excited at first but after listening all these uncertainties and knowing how unlucky i am, at cost spending 10lacs. Is something scary. Even if i want to go through these i won't be able to. I've already spend 77 lacs for my mbbs in KMC Manipal. But i really want to do residency at US
@@shrikrushna_0 nah she should taken student loan also . she spent 77lakh if her parents are that rich they would be also spend 10 lakh more . but the uncertainty and getting low branches makes usmle not that worth for foreign medical graduates and who can forgot Gun culture of us.
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@@prerna9627 it would have been India or other 3 world countries if cases were reported even lol.Most were dumping bodies anywhere and everywhere and giving and lowering down deaths while In US ,the number you see is pretty much the actual approx deaths.But yes ,US ,South Korea has the most advanced medical tech and money but the expenses is high because of greedy Pharma .That's about it.
I really can't express in word what i am feeling after watching this whole video I can say that really.. your experience does speaks ....its literally damn amazing.....thank you so much dr. Manik It was a motivation for me to do more hard work and achive my dream...I am very thankful that this video come up in my recommendations and I did watched it ⚕️💙
In my knowledge, US doctor get almost the salary of a UK doctor. But non of these youtubers speak about weekly workload and other requirements to have professional growth in US. In Us weekly workload is 70-80 hrs whereas in UK it is only 40-48 hrs. In UK one can do extra shift and night shift to earn more whereas in US where is time for extra shift. In addition to huge workload, in US research work is mandatory for any growth in profession, so throughout the life span one has to do research, publish papers, go around the world to attend conferences and so on. Clearing all hardles to reach up to residency is very difficult, expensive and risky in US. If you want a peaceful and healthy family life, don't opt for US, for making money don't need to go anywhere else, just open a coaching centre or scanning centre or some other business using the money you spend for your mbbs in India.
The main mistake madan said is plab is easy compared to Neet pg .but plab is licensing exam not a residency exam .MSRA is the residency exam in uk .so the ideal comparison should be msra and neet pg .
There are many who might not be fluent in english so it's a help to them. I feel like it should be bilingual in that case. Non-hindi speakers would need to learn english or just go with ths flow and non-english speakers might like to gi with hindi as their preference.
@@nimbus2902 no it's a very bad decision.. How the hell will you read standard books? Will you wait for people to translate those books? How will you read research papers and how will you attend conferences which are in English?.. Will you hire a translator or will you wait for someone to translate research papers? People who aren't good in English would be forced to learn a language which is globally accepted.. Science textbooks are in English.. Pick up anatomy.. The words can't be changed to hindi.. Majority words are similar in hindi.. In medicine which a clinical subject one needs to always read research papers and Standard books...
47:43 It's actually the intersection 4 circle from the book 'IKIGAI : THE JAPANESE WAY OF LIVING A HAPPY LIFE" It says: 1. What are you PASSIONATE about. 2. What are you GREAT at. 3. What the WORLD needs 4. What could PAY you from that The common circle of all these 4 is what would be good for you to pursue.
Why he is saying NEET pg is easiest lol. In my words it's more competitive and hard than USMLE lol. I really don't wanna go through USMLE stuff but for me it's easiest and you don't get that much salary in USA than USA citizen and than India too if you are considering cost of living. I would first suggest India means NEET pg and next stuff and then uk and then USA. If you are citizen of USA then it's USA or if you are rich in India then try for USA 👍
Seriously rattan maro bss usmle ko dekhna nahi phir bhi gyan dena hai😂and for your kind of information Indians do earn more sometimes even more than us citizen
@@Nvm.serene Indian always earn more money than USA if they study in their medical college. But if you are giving usmle stuff after mbbbs in India you will do low level doctor subjects like physiotherapy and phycologist like that in that case it's less money. I've given USMLE and in my opinion neet pg thougher because it's more competitive. I got good marks in USMLE but I quit and did my ms and md in India aiims. So think with facts when giving your point
@@Nvm.serene but you will get those subjects or branch maximum times it doesn't matter how many marks you have or not. If someone has done mbbbs or their similar undergrad in us medical school he will get much better branch. That's it's stupid to give mbbbs in India and USMLE in US. Instead I would suggest do both undergrad and ms and md in US you will definitely get much better branch and better salary than American themselves because they think Indians are good at math and science subjects which is kind of true
sir i have a doubt which college should i join al farabi college from kazakhsthan smarkhand university uzbekisthan i request you to suugest me best college so i can attempt usmle
yar jala mat 😢😢😢 still regretting why i took pcb at least i should have taken pcmb and the path is either mbbs or nothing cant go anywhere cant do anything
@@stevenayare6097 Most top doctors even here ,most of the time are practicing in US and comes here once in a while.And they shouldn't be.Ive seen how doctors and interns were harassed by common people and Village idiots .During COVID ,many doctors here in Kolkata wasn't even allowed to enter their own homes and we're shunned out if their complexes and communities.My father being a kind man and in real estate, helped 1000s of doctors and interns and helped them and they stayed in our flats for months .Indians are really pathetic.
@@devastator01ful It is in a lot of ways. I agree. But not when u ask him about UK etc Every country has it's own perks. Why ask someone about a country he hasn't experienced?
I wouldn’t recommend studying MBBS at India at all if that’s your goal. That’s because, the US is closing pathways for international medical graduates especially after the induction of the PASS/FAIL system, instead of the scoring system, which is a massive blow to international medical graduates, and from 2024, no Indian Medical Students can come to the US, since none are recognized. Although, if you’re really dedicated to become a doctor in the US, you should come here and complete your undergrad, which is 4 years, then 4 years in an MD school. In between, people would also usually take 1 gap year to take their MCAT and boost their application to apply for an MD program as a good GPA is not enough, you would also need other experiences. So, in total around 8-9 years. Then 3-5 years in residency, hope this helps
Getting to us medical college in md there are several for things other than usmle lol. You need to publish research paper or do something related to it. Majority of those who get to md in USA have done mbbs from top colleges like aiims or King's George. Even I know several iitians going to us for md.
In engineering also majority of the IITians and BITians do MS from US whereas only state colleges or private colleges students do mtech from IIT lol😂😂.
@@ryk30 Man, pain of regret is much worse... I mean you could easily continue from the usmle journey... And if well prepared you can Crack next pg along with that too.. So if 16 lakh goes in vain, then your can easily recover that amount in 2yr Med residency in Indian.... If things goes extremely well, that what else to think 😅
66k, 200k USD me kya happy voh bhi itni study k baad......aapse jyaad to truck driver, beauty parlor, hair salon, food delivery boy earn kr lete hai voh bhi zero study k saath......to itni study ka kya benifit aur aapme aur common worker me different kya.....aap jaise highly qualified science professional ko common labour ki tarah work karvaaya ja rhaa hai..... Financial education nhi hai aapme.....duniya ki economy ko samjo......jo common people aapko loot rahe hai unke liye free k rate me kaam kr rhe hai saare science professional......Sabhi science professional ki present salary currunt salary se 10 times honi chahiye to thoda sahi rahega
True, truck drivers do earn a lot in USA, but for that u need a truck which is hella expensive, not to mention the fuel, parking, and the most important thing - repairs 💀
‘’Courage taught me no matter how bad a crisis gets ... any sound investment will eventually pay off."
Sounds like plan, how do you put money to work?
@Dan Romero Thanks for replying me, I've heard so many people talk about investment but none had said how to do it right.
Am hoping on you can explain more on how you make extra income from investments
Financial freedom is absolutely the perfect freedom
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Awesome Manik...it was well elaborated discussion on ur journey to US..and last lines on how to live ur own life ur way would hv resonated with most of Indian students as we spend all our life trying to be best kid for our parents but in this effort forget to realize our own passion
I am currently Pursuing PLAB …….Somethings he never mentions…..
80 hours / week (6 days) is far worse than 48 hours of UK …..if you truly talk about money , you can easily make same as USA (in residency)if you works the hours you work in USA. Locums are easily available which pays 2-3 times per hour than standard hours.
And NHS has same policies to protect your work life balance , 1 day off , 1 month paid leave , no one can make you work more than 12 hours/day , if you overworked you get paid leave the next entire day to rest. So, honestly it’s not your plus point to talk about.😅
pursuing USMLE is far more expensive and risky in the end than PLAB. ( only reason I couldn’t pursue it.) ……the amount of money you invest is not a joke for middle class family. And it’s uncertain in the end when you start making money or even if you will get into US medical training.
Those per year salaries are not accurate…..you don’t earn 30000/year in uk as resident. It’s the amount for the fy2 only and that’s after tax deductions and only for basic 48 hours/week. No one works only 48 hours/week as fas as i know.
And honestly residency and jobs in uk are far more flexible than USA........some doctors don't even go for residency, they are happy to work as GPs (equivalent to mbbs in india) and gradually can start earning as much as a consultant....some even doesn't take job at all...they can only do locums as long as they want and earn the same(you can take a break in your training at any point you feel)..... You are not in a race of progression in your profession ignoring problems in your life in UK, rather getting respected for your hardwork in any form, while USA barely cares about you opting out or taking a break, i have even heard they prefer the IMGs who have cleared their USMLE in first attempt or during their mbbs (as if people don't have problems in life that can restrict you from taking usmle)
I mean i get it, you get little biased for the things you support and adopted in life.... We all are....... But misleading others in something this serious is not a way to go.
Can you kindly provide some more details, like which college you are currently in, how are you preparing for that, and the main thing, how much money is required? Is it less than $20,000?
16 lakh is really very hard for middle class Indians like us even considering the much much higher rewards you get but the probability of selection is to be considered also... Spending 16 lakhs for nothing, I mean, for what reason if you didn't make it?
@@creativerse6447it is around 10 lakh inr maximum from getting your passport to getting your residency letter. (If you are willing to get a part time job while preparing for plab 2 in uk for 4 months.) and even if you don’t get accepted in residency in first try, you can start working as a GP in hospital coz you have your gmc registration after clearing your plab 2. If you very short on your budget like me , these type of options become priority choosing country to go to…..as he said in the video , living in these countries while preparing for some exam or interviews is the most costly step. Everything is costly if you are not earning in dollars or pounds.
@@creativerse6447 exactly my point…….if i had confirmation I would get pg seat before spending 16 lakhs I would go for it
@@creativerse6447 ypu can refer to monisha mishra’s channel for plab journey or road to uk.
I have a very small safety net at home, my parents are not rich, no family in the US. But I have a dream of being a resident in the US someday (God willing). And the way Manik highlighted the benefits of the whole journey makes me want to take the risk. It is a huge investment in the beginning, it would cost a lot. But hopefully, I'll be able to pay back my parents once I become a resident doctor! Thank you, Manik. You've given me the hope of taking this leap of faith
16 lakh is really very hard for middle class Indians like us even considering the much much higher rewards you get but the probability of selection is to be considered also... Spending 16 lakhs for nothing, I mean, for what reason if you didn't make it?
@@creativerse6447 yeah one should make this investment thinking if they're competent enough to clear all steps and can land a speciality (best of the best minds)
@@creativerse6447 biggest risk in life is not taking any risk
@@jagdipmadaandr bolne m accha lagta h😅
@Moonlight Gamers there are no guarantees in life
I am a practicing physician for a long time in US. Nicely made video, Except for the fact that it's almost nearly impossible to get top class surgical branches like plastic surgery or neurosurgery as as this doc is claiming despite having may >90 scores. Americans reserve prestigious surgical branches and interventional branches for mostly US graduates.... Getting into these branches for a foreign graduate is next to impossible. IMG'S mostly( 99% times) only get primary care branches/non interventional branches... Psychiatrist is one of those ..least sort after....and one of the most easiest branches to get into for IMG's...
so what surgery branches are open for IMG's ?
I completely agree. The match rate for Plastics/Ortho/Neurosurg for US grads is only around 50% now. This is a historically low percentage. The competition is greater now with D.O. - M.D. applicant pools merging, creating even more competition for foreign grads to get into allopathic residencies. The harsh truth is, many med schools see IMGs as a pool of doctors to fill the void in hospitalists and primary doctors in America. Infact, there is a separate set of grants for hospitals from the government SPECIFICALLY for this purpose. If they don't use that grant money, they have to return it to the government next academic year and are less likely to get residency grants in the future.
Radiologist????
What abt general physician
@@NAIR-Xyonro have you passed your exam 😢
Few hours ago I saw buri buri zaemon in comment section 💀
Actually, failing and being “done” for residency is not true. I know plenty of people including my close friends who have upwards of 2 fails and some with even three who have matched in IM and FM programs in united states. Its not impossible as this guy is making it sound out to be. You have to have a strong application overall. Yes, some programs have a limit but many dont. Again this is coming from a Canadian who is applying for match this year in United States.
I could just listen you for hours non stop DR MANIK. You are an inspiration and thank you for giving us an insight about the world of Medicine. Love and respect from your homeland India.
Kim's is very expensive for MBBS. He is very privileged.
@@atikulislam3973 fees ?
@@atikulislam3973 yeah he mentioned his father is a doctor
@@atikulislam3973 total fees were 20 lakhs for MBBS course at that time and now 45 lakhs. Having hands to write eyes to see etc we all are previleged
@@jagdipmadaandr agree, but still 50 lac is a lot for moderately solvent family from India. And I bet these tuition fees will only increase by the time.
To all people trolling dr manik its his choice and he can choose whats better for him. No need to spread toxicity
My two favorite TH-camrs in one video😍😍.Great collab. Loved it 🤗🤗
Most awaited video 👏🏻🙌👊
Thanks harnoor for hosting @manikmadaan
Legend says harnoor is still shaking his head.
The toxicity in the comments section represents very well why Indian medical system is getting toxic instead of appreciating the guy sbko apna dikhana h ki India m they are doing well too if someone has acheived something tht doesnot show u as a failure so why u guys are proofing urself . Tht India mai private kiya nd Indian Hospitals give the same , why he didnt choose plastic.Phle khud u guys get match residency tb gyaan dena
Nd who says Indians usmle nhi krte bcoz of money thing ! After doing MBBS i dont think anyone is poor enough
Exactly and USMLE is 9th toughest exam in whole world while neet pg is ratta
His monthly salary is 443675k(4.5lac)approx INR per month
Thank me later 😂
Also consider the cost of living, man..
It’s residency bro chill
It’s not even his independent practice or shit
It's residency.. Means you're still studying and you get paid.. Better than india.. Paying nuts for pg in many states.. Only decent amount is in aiima delhi...
Doctors earn way more.. 400k dollars per anum for cardiologist.. Surgeons even higher..
Practice in India better than other countries, I think after paying all living cost and tax earning is more or less equal to India
@@dr.kamleshwarkumar7308 work life balance? Living quality?
Didn’t this guy spend like 50 lakhs+ for his MBBS in a private college, why is he saying he doesn’t have debt
He did his degree from kims (20L approx for the whole course) also his parents are doctors!
But that's not imp. We should appreciate his hard hard work to maintain the accent 🤣
His father took loans for him...LUCKY HERE WE ARE ON OUR OWN..BUT STILL HE EARNS 60LAK ANUALLY HERE IN INDIA GOOD PRIVATE HOSPITAL 70LAK..AFTER RESIDENCY HE WILL EARN 1 CR AND HERE AFTER BONUS EXPERIENCE WILL GET SAME 1CR..THANKS TO THIS NEW SYSTEM FOR DOCTORS IN INDIA BJP...IIT KANOUR OFFERS 1.5CR TO FRESHERS THINK ABOUT IT THIS IS MODERN INDIA GUYS
@@nikhilsachan3217 GOOD WOW 4CR...WHY DONT U GO AND TRY DO RESEARCH DO CLERSHIP GET GOOD SCORES AND THEY WILL HIRE YOU OK THATS WHAT THEY R WAITING FOR GIVING CHANCES TO INDIANS AFTER SUCH CONDITIONS IN INDO PACIFIC....DO THIS LIKE 10LAKH IMGS DO. GO🤣...I THINK U CANT EVEN CRACK NEET PG AND THINKS ABOUT MLE..THE TOUGHEST EXAM THAT MS FACE..ITS WET PANTS OF HARVARD STUDENTS AND U THINK..MAN EVEN FAMILY MEDICINE WILL SUCK U....
Let me be the party pooper here, when it comes to USMLE 90% of Indian students get into internal or family medicine which is the least paying and least respected branches of medicine here in US(you’re kind equivalent to an MBBS graduate in India)and again many who doesn’t have h1b sponsorship won’t get to work in good hospitals, probably would work in old age homes where they need doctors.Given all that even residency pay is still higher than most doctors could make in their 40s in India. Make an informed decision.
I hope all them who currently went to usa for studying their living style is luxurious so
Even I liked❤
Some of the stuff he says is ridiculous lmao. Most American residency candidates are 26 when they start, 27 max. Outliers exist, but rarely. Dr. Manik himself is 27, having passed out way back in 2020. It’s not as if you graduate mbbs and it immediately starts off, it’s a long process. Be goddamn honest with it.
What plastic surgery? People don’t get general surgery only, with stellar scores, and he’d surely make plastic surgery but CHOSE psychiatry out of goodwill? To realistically get plastic surgery, he’d have to do unpaid or meagrely paid research there for 2 years or something. And network like his life depended on it.
Also, it’s not as if he’d just do plastic surgery and immediately make a million up. As an Indian medical graduate, you gotta spend 3 years in the rustics to waive off your j1 visa. They don’t just hand you the high flying jobs immediately after residency is over.
He’ll earn 300-350k after residency, 350 if lucky. Which ain’t bad. But it doesn’t climb much from there. Maybe 10k usd climb, every 3 years. He’ll cap out in life at 450k-ish.
Other options exist (practice in Aussie, Dubai, Singapore, etc and earn more or better), but he didn’t mention those.
An open discussion about it would’ve been better, instead of flirting around the topic with his rant on depression and advent of technology lol. Or some tangential talk of “could’ve gone into plastic surgery” lmao.
Also, his shitting on the PLAB route is very misinformed. You make 2700 GBP AFTER taxes, working basic 45 hour weeks during FY2. You’ll make 50k INR per day of the weekends if you pick them. Can surely make around 4-5k GBP, if you work longer hours, or same hours as USA residency. During ST and CT years, scope of pay is even higher. What ignorance lol
Exactly!! Madaans rant is an evidene of his biased pov and ignorance. Hope he doesnt carry such a high headed attitude while treating patients
You know i was so excited at first but after listening all these uncertainties and knowing how unlucky i am, at cost spending 10lacs. Is something scary. Even if i want to go through these i won't be able to. I've already spend 77 lacs for my mbbs in KMC Manipal. But i really want to do residency at US
earn for a few years after mbbs then u can also do it! there is no age for learning u can always do it at any age
Your parent's have*
@@shrikrushna_0 nah she should taken student loan also . she spent 77lakh if her parents are that rich they would be also spend 10 lakh more . but the uncertainty and getting low branches makes usmle not that worth for foreign medical graduates and who can forgot Gun culture of us.
Go to UK and give PLAB
Soo much valuable podcast ! You bring so quality and precious content it cleared so many doubts of mine which i wasn’t able to clear for like months 😹thank you so much for this 🛐🛐
Hey harnoor, big fan of yours, and really likes the content you try to create with the help of abroad students, and it really helps me to boost up with the careers.👍👍😊
The work life balance in UK is way too good compared to usa ..
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
16.4 lakhs just for giving USMLE... That's kinda too muchhh for middle class and lower class
After cracking usmle
U have zero fees for md in us
And u get salary about 50 lakh per annum
Lol Once, I saw Manik's Contact name from your phone, in the video
And I was thinking about your collabaration....
And today Boooooom!!!!
@@prerna9627 You are judging a fish by its ability to climb a tree😊😊😊
@@prerna9627 it would have been India or other 3 world countries if cases were reported even lol.Most were dumping bodies anywhere and everywhere and giving and lowering down deaths while In US ,the number you see is pretty much the actual approx deaths.But yes ,US ,South Korea has the most advanced medical tech and money but the expenses is high because of greedy Pharma .That's about it.
Thankyou for this !
I really can't express in word what i am feeling after watching this whole video I can say that really.. your experience does speaks ....its literally damn amazing.....thank you so much dr. Manik
It was a motivation for me to do more hard work and achive my dream...I am very thankful that this video come up in my recommendations and I did watched it ⚕️💙
DR.MANIK.IS BEST ❤❤❤
Thank you for the English subtitles! Otherwise I wouldn’t have understood a word 😆
After 60 he will came india for practice
Really wonderful vlog 👍👍 very much informative. Super 👍👍
In my knowledge, US doctor get almost the salary of a UK doctor. But non of these youtubers speak about weekly workload and other requirements to have professional growth in US. In Us weekly workload is 70-80 hrs whereas in UK it is only 40-48 hrs. In UK one can do extra shift and night shift to earn more whereas in US where is time for extra shift. In addition to huge workload, in US research work is mandatory for any growth in profession, so throughout the life span one has to do research, publish papers, go around the world to attend conferences and so on. Clearing all hardles to reach up to residency is very difficult, expensive and risky in US. If you want a peaceful and healthy family life, don't opt for US, for making money don't need to go anywhere else, just open a coaching centre or scanning centre or some other business using the money you spend for your mbbs in India.
Dr. Manik os a great inspiration for me...i would like to meet him one day as a resident doctor in US....if things go in my way.
Great to see you both
feels so weirdly good listening to him in hindi
Thank you bhaiya it's very helpful and informative for us ❤️
Dr madaan is great
The main mistake madan said is plab is easy compared to Neet pg .but plab is licensing exam not a residency exam .MSRA is the residency exam in uk .so the ideal comparison should be msra and neet pg .
Great informative session thank you
Wow!!! You're so smart!
Sanghi government in India wanted to make MBBS in Hindi. government should change it's dirty plan.
There are many who might not be fluent in english so it's a help to them. I feel like it should be bilingual in that case. Non-hindi speakers would need to learn english or just go with ths flow and non-english speakers might like to gi with hindi as their preference.
Not everyone is fluent in English. Also i believe medicine should be taught in other languages in India.
@@nimbus2902 bro toh neet pg/upsc cms/ plab/usmle/ any medical entrance didn't offer exam in hindi medium
@@supposedlyhuman most of them learn during 5.5years ,,so english must be in mbbs
@@nimbus2902 no it's a very bad decision.. How the hell will you read standard books? Will you wait for people to translate those books? How will you read research papers and how will you attend conferences which are in English?.. Will you hire a translator or will you wait for someone to translate research papers?
People who aren't good in English would be forced to learn a language which is globally accepted.. Science textbooks are in English.. Pick up anatomy.. The words can't be changed to hindi.. Majority words are similar in hindi.. In medicine which a clinical subject one needs to always read research papers and Standard books...
47:43 It's actually the intersection 4 circle from the book 'IKIGAI : THE JAPANESE WAY OF LIVING A HAPPY LIFE" It says:
1. What are you PASSIONATE about.
2. What are you GREAT at.
3. What the WORLD needs
4. What could PAY you from that
The common circle of all these 4 is what would be good for you to pursue.
Manik is good at what he does but he always strikes me as someone narcissistic
Can I practice in the USA after MCH neurosurgery in India?
Why he is saying NEET pg is easiest lol. In my words it's more competitive and hard than USMLE lol. I really don't wanna go through USMLE stuff but for me it's easiest and you don't get that much salary in USA than USA citizen and than India too if you are considering cost of living.
I would first suggest India means NEET pg and next stuff and then uk and then USA.
If you are citizen of USA then it's USA or if you are rich in India then try for USA 👍
Seriously rattan maro bss usmle ko dekhna nahi phir bhi gyan dena hai😂and for your kind of information Indians do earn more sometimes even more than us citizen
@@Nvm.serene Indian always earn more money than USA if they study in their medical college. But if you are giving usmle stuff after mbbbs in India you will do low level doctor subjects like physiotherapy and phycologist like that in that case it's less money. I've given USMLE and in my opinion neet pg thougher because it's more competitive. I got good marks in USMLE but I quit and did my ms and md in India aiims.
So think with facts when giving your point
@@suvendu964 I wasn't specifically talking about those branches ....
@@Nvm.serene but you will get those subjects or branch maximum times it doesn't matter how many marks you have or not. If someone has done mbbbs or their similar undergrad in us medical school he will get much better branch. That's it's stupid to give mbbbs in India and USMLE in US. Instead I would suggest do both undergrad and ms and md in US you will definitely get much better branch and better salary than American themselves because they think Indians are good at math and science subjects which is kind of true
@@suvendu964 I get it but it does not always depends on marks .....even maths students have a hard time getting selected for grad degree
sir i have a doubt which college should i join
al farabi college from kazakhsthan
smarkhand university uzbekisthan
i request you to suugest me best college so i can attempt usmle
good job manick basha bai
Pls make a detailed video on residency in Australia Plsss
Is it even possible to get general surgery residency in usa for IMGs?
How much money required to complete to become a permanent usa doctor ????
If we graduate from a non ecfmg certified college can we still give usmle?
Yes
@harnoosingh abe chal hatt
No
No
Thanks
the sole reason for me becoming an It enginner kahi bhi jao sat chalega
yar jala mat 😢😢😢 still regretting why i took pcb at least i should have taken pcmb and the path is either mbbs or nothing cant go anywhere cant do anything
Bro hates uk anyways😂😂😂😂😂😂
Very enjoy the video but end of video tell to parents other people this word not acceptable
This guy's completely biased towards US.
What's the point about asking him to compare?
Just ask him about US and get done with it.
@harnoosingh 😬 scammer
Anyone might sound biased if you compare how shitty the conditions are in India for doctor
@@stevenayare6097 Most top doctors even here ,most of the time are practicing in US and comes here once in a while.And they shouldn't be.Ive seen how doctors and interns were harassed by common people and Village idiots .During COVID ,many doctors here in Kolkata wasn't even allowed to enter their own homes and we're shunned out if their complexes and communities.My father being a kind man and in real estate, helped 1000s of doctors and interns and helped them and they stayed in our flats for months .Indians are really pathetic.
Because it is better
@@devastator01ful It is in a lot of ways. I agree.
But not when u ask him about UK etc
Every country has it's own perks. Why ask someone about a country he hasn't experienced?
Greate video
My greatest happiness is the $ 64,000 bi - weekly profit I get consistently from my $ 15,000 investment despite the economic fluctuation
Are these guys bots?
@@vinitfirke2201 Yup, they are bots, don’t get scammed
Didn't know Like word was so irritating
Fmge form price ?
How can you study medicine at US from India after 12th?
I wouldn’t recommend studying MBBS at India at all if that’s your goal. That’s because, the US is closing pathways for international medical graduates especially after the induction of the PASS/FAIL system, instead of the scoring system, which is a massive blow to international medical graduates, and from 2024, no Indian Medical Students can come to the US, since none are recognized. Although, if you’re really dedicated to become a doctor in the US, you should come here and complete your undergrad, which is 4 years, then 4 years in an MD school. In between, people would also usually take 1 gap year to take their MCAT and boost their application to apply for an MD program as a good GPA is not enough, you would also need other experiences. So, in total around 8-9 years. Then 3-5 years in residency, hope this helps
@@nikhilsachan3217 I’ll be getting into a med school in india this year… so I’m safe???
Or is it for who graduated med clg before 2024?????
@@nikhilsachan3217 2022 (next month)
@Fardu Kun bro the advice your given is for Pakistani students aswell?
@Fardu Kun ohh I see,I'm still curious what does being registered for ecfmg mean?
Toughness level :: AIIMS >>> USMLE > NEET
You are living under a rock..
Bhai comparison ni h AIIMS k aage USMLE ka …spcly to get itno AIIMS DELHI Clinical branches
neet> usmle. india ka competition ka samna kn ha ya sab
Getting to us medical college in md there are several for things other than usmle lol. You need to publish research paper or do something related to it.
Majority of those who get to md in USA have done mbbs from top colleges like aiims or King's George.
Even I know several iitians going to us for md.
In engineering also majority of the IITians and BITians do MS from US whereas only state colleges or private colleges students do mtech from IIT lol😂😂.
Like.
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Trying. to. sharing. your. channel. thanks🙏❤️❤️❤️
Can notice a tick
हे
Hi bhaiya
@harnoosingh who's tahat
Who are you
Itna cost 😭
Spend ₹16 lakh, but get ₹60 lakh as salary😃😃
@@creativerse6447 really??? Is it guarantee or our 16 lakhs will go in vain, what about that ??
@@ryk30 Man, pain of regret is much worse... I mean you could easily continue from the usmle journey... And if well prepared you can Crack next pg along with that too.. So if 16 lakh goes in vain, then your can easily recover that amount in 2yr Med residency in Indian.... If things goes extremely well, that what else to think 😅
yall never becoming rich if this risk to return doesn't attract you
66k, 200k USD me kya happy voh bhi itni study k baad......aapse jyaad to truck driver, beauty parlor, hair salon, food delivery boy earn kr lete hai voh bhi zero study k saath......to itni study ka kya benifit aur aapme aur common worker me different kya.....aap jaise highly qualified science professional ko common labour ki tarah work karvaaya ja rhaa hai..... Financial education nhi hai aapme.....duniya ki economy ko samjo......jo common people aapko loot rahe hai unke liye free k rate me kaam kr rhe hai saare science professional......Sabhi science professional ki present salary currunt salary se 10 times honi chahiye to thoda sahi rahega
Abe dollars hai , rupees nahi
200k dollars is like 1.6cr... us me bhi itna nahi milta kisi worker ko
True, truck drivers do earn a lot in USA, but for that u need a truck which is hella expensive, not to mention the fuel, parking, and the most important thing - repairs 💀
@@sambistroeven US doctors earns more than 200k avg is 250k+
@@tab8294 he was talking about labour.. and US ‘doctors’ earns 200k-250k but he is a ‘resident doctor’. It means he is currently doing postgraduation
Amazing!
Bhai INICET is far far far much tougher than USMLE 🤏🤏🤏🤏
You know that USMLE has 3 steps right??
@@friendlyneighborhoodhuman ha pta hai…selection ratio pta kr le
@@friendlyneighborhoodhuman INICET me seat lena bht jyada tough hai USMLE k comparison me
Abe USMLE world toughest medical exam hai lodu search kr le pehle AIIMS ke naam pe uchaal jata ha
@@Dr_pradeep_dahiyareservation leke yaha sb dr banjate esliye india mai rehna psnd hai lol