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As a 2nd year resident now ,One thing i can say is being a doctor its lifelong learning, passing exam is easy but applying what you learnt is what matters! Im not indian and dont know much about your curriculum you follow in india! But i like listening to bone teacher! And hey im from indian origin too, so namaste to everyone here!
Congratulations for such a good rank... Sorry to say that In today's scenario it doesn't matter at all from where do you do your MBBS....Academics and quality have gone down now in majority of MBBS colleges of INDIA as compared to past....It's just that u complete your MBBS and pass from whatever institute you are in....19 subjects ,books,source of preparation will remain same for all the students may it be from a govt clg or pvt clg and even i would say somebody who has done MBBS from outside India....It's just that how much an individual is using his/her brains,how much hard work he/she is ready to do and how much effectively he/she is using the available resources!! When I gave NEET PG ,one of my colleague who is currently with me ...got AIR-2 after studying from private medical College!!
@@ziaredruby29 not really. You need to follow good resources like Uworld, first aid and marrow which dwell deep in clinical questions. Really depends on how you deal with standard books, resources. All the best!
It's not like all students are well off in deemed university .Many pay fees through loan and there are many merit seats in Pvt and Deemed Pvt colleges .
Thank you so much for putting this video . I'm also in a deemed college and had trouble believing that I'll ever end up in a great govt. College .. thank you for making me feel that it's achievable.
One should never say that someone has no future, as no one has seen the future. In the same vein,one should never say a patient is going to die because we can never be certain, & many a Clinician has been mocked for being too early in predicting death. Thank you sir for the great interview. Congratulations to Dr. Vishnu for the stellar result
what ever you achieve in life, we should all remain grounded to the reality that there is only so much we can do ... we cannot do everything .... Thank you for your comment
Short and sweet dr vishnu, Fav point is u gave time for studies, also for ur self ,when we r happy, we do our work happily., thank you sir for bringing him on podcast.😇
The best part that I liked is that u fixed time for your study i.e. 6 hrs and still u got fantastic rank. This really opened my eyes 👀 that NEET PG preparation is easy if done on daily basis with DISCIPLINE.
Thanks Sir , this increased my confidence that I aced this exam even as Foreign medical graduate and even potentially thousands of students are far better than me .
I think it's doesn't mean any sense like if you are doing mbbs from any government or private medical college but what Matters is to study hard and with consistency..... Anyways thank you Dr abbas sir ❤❤❤
I am a NEET Aspirant n scored a little less than expected cutoff n thinking to pursue MBBS in pvt clg , my younger sister cracked earlier n got selected in AIIMS .... I hv often seen her talking very-2222 bad things abt pvt medical colleges indirectly targetting me ..... But after this video , I will stop listening to her
I studied in KMC Manipal which is a deemed University.. i am considered much better than most Govt college grads. Not just in India in US too while applying for USMLE
@@navneetprasad3476 Ofcourse students have to prepare for usmle.. KMC Manipal is well recognised in the US when you apply. Ull get a lot of advise and help from seniors during ur prep.. and also half your batch will probably be doing USMLE so u will have study partners. Good luck
@@Mohini2907 colleges or universities... I mean Deemed universities are autonomous right. They don't come under state or central govt. And state pvt clg are under state universities as far as I know.
Thank you sir for your interesting and informative videos which helps us to study. But I have a request that can you guide us about the PLAB exam ,like earlier you guided us for USMLE exam. Please please 🙏 sir. Thank you sir for your help and support for us.
Hello sir.. first of all, a big thanks to u...your videos are amazing and it helps a lot. I've started following you recently nd already I am understanding a lot undermined things. I've watched your video of preparation for NEXT in 2nd year. I'm doing my mbbs from Russia nd I'm in 3rd year now. As you might know here we study for 6 years and subjects differ in years as in India. In 3rd year I've in college pharmacology, pathology, medicine, surgery, microbiology, radiology. And I've taken marrow plan c. How should I approach for NEXT at this time? And since I've 3.5 years, how must it be planned? It will be of great help if you can make a video for students who have started preparing 2-3 years ahead and for foreign graduates.
Hii sir , I am FMGE students and every indian graduate is saying that FMGE don't study well and they can't crack next pg/Next is it matter sir. That you are FMGE or IMG . Please reply sir . 🥺
Can u tell how to get into research projects?i am on my way for usmle ryt nw in india..i wanted to do a research project here..can u help me find one!!
Sir I m Fmgs and cleared my fmge in June 2021 and doing internship currently, can you plz help me regarding NEXT 2023 as I will be completing my internship in the month of Oct 2022 and barely I will be getting 5 months from then for next, plz do a dedicated video regarding that. Plz sir would be very grateful.. 🙏🏼
As a FMG I can say that what ever the time you get is never enough. Plan your things. See how much time you will get in a day plan for the day. And rest depends on how much you get into your mind.
bro im also preparing for neet 2021 in 5 months timeframe my internship ended on oct 2020itself.. i have a very smart plan for preparing haha lets see how much can i score with my smart study plan
Sir what are your comments on emotive learning I'm a neet UG aspirant who is just bookish, not knowing anything outside the world of books a boring , introvert ,nerdy type.I know that iam going to face lot of problems in future .When I will communicate with patients in future lot of presence of mind would be required.IQ is great but EQ is worse.So how to cope up with problem?I get anxious while talking to people my mind thinks something and I say something else. Iam ready to put how much of hardwork is required in it in order to improve my self.I know that there is no relevance of my problem but please help me out.Plz someone help me
everyone learns thing differently, what works for some doesn't necessarily will work for all, communicating with patients is a skill you will learn over time, don't worry about it too much, just yet ...
Bhai mujhe ek baat bataao. Tum log itna padh likh lete ho lekin market mein fir bhi achee doctors kyu nahin hain its hard to find good doctors who can actually treat pateints.
Very few doctors have achieved it though hardwork. Many have got seats through reservations. Others have bank balance and they just wanted a degree to boast of infront of their relatives. This is the reason for poor quality of doctors. Our country doesn't encourage merit based students but it is biased for reservations. Rich ppl take the seats from deemed colleges and private colleges. So whom do you wanna blame???? A field where merit should be the topmost priority isn't a priority in India. In my college, I got seat with 1k rank but some of my friends got in with 50k. They were least interested in studying or in bedside clinics. Later because of those bad doctors ppl even blame the good ones. So yeah you have the answer!!!
@@impregnable_ i already know this being a science student. but i know doctors who have years of experience and have gotten into it on the basis of merit but lack basic understanding of medicines and human bodies. I will give you one recent example when i went to well known doctor he told me my allergies were due to low immunity. I was just amazed at his stupidity or may be he was just plain ignorant. Many a times they are not specialised in something but would still keep on pushing it rather than suggesting it to the right doctor. This was just one example there are many more such docs and im not talking about tier two or 3 city but a city like mumbai.but thanks for your reply and insights.
I am sorry for disturbing you but can you make vedio on KMLE examination of South Korea plzz I really want to know about that exam... There are many students who want to persue their career in South Korea as a doctor so plzz make you vedio on thiss......Hope you fulfill my request....
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Sir can u pls throw some light on newly introduced dnb diplomas ....can we do secondary dnb aftrr it..???
Hello doctor.....can u please elaborate the different pg courses after mbbs?
I mean kind of differences between ms,md and DNB etc...🙏🙏🙏🙏
@boneteacher ,whether prkvate or government hospitals for md /dnb medicine in delhi
As a 2nd year resident now ,One thing i can say is being a doctor its lifelong learning, passing exam is easy but applying what you learnt is what matters! Im not indian and dont know much about your curriculum you follow in india! But i like listening to bone teacher! And hey im from indian origin too, so namaste to everyone here!
Thanks for sharing. Best wishes
Namaste ji!
Iip80k.
Congratulations for such a good rank...
Sorry to say that In today's scenario it doesn't matter at all from where do you do your MBBS....Academics and quality have gone down now in majority of MBBS colleges of INDIA as compared to past....It's just that u complete your MBBS and pass from whatever institute you are in....19 subjects ,books,source of preparation will remain same for all the students may it be from a govt clg or pvt clg and even i would say somebody who has done MBBS from outside India....It's just that how much an individual is using his/her brains,how much hard work he/she is ready to do and how much effectively he/she is using the available resources!!
When I gave NEET PG ,one of my colleague who is currently with me ...got AIR-2 after studying from private medical College!!
I completely agree with you bhai even....I was from private medical college😅
@@Kp2272 we will be having NEXT which is clinically based. won't that be a problem for students from private and deemed medical college?
@@ziaredruby29 not really. You need to follow good resources like Uworld, first aid and marrow which dwell deep in clinical questions. Really depends on how you deal with standard books, resources. All the best!
Plz tell ur friend name . It is really hard to believe
It's not like all students are well off in deemed university .Many pay fees through loan and there are many merit seats in Pvt and Deemed Pvt colleges .
Thank you so much for putting this video . I'm also in a deemed college and had trouble believing that I'll ever end up in a great govt. College .. thank you for making me feel that it's achievable.
From which clg ?
One should never say that someone has no future, as no one has seen the future. In the same vein,one should never say a patient is going to die because we can never be certain, & many a Clinician has been mocked for being too early in predicting death. Thank you sir for the great interview. Congratulations to Dr. Vishnu for the stellar result
what ever you achieve in life, we should all remain grounded to the reality that there is only so much we can do ... we cannot do everything .... Thank you for your comment
Short and sweet dr vishnu,
Fav point is u gave time for studies, also for ur self ,when we r happy, we do our work happily., thank you sir for bringing him on podcast.😇
Yes, you are right. this journey is a long one, and you can't do things well for long if you don't plan for happiness ...
The best part that I liked is that u fixed time for your study i.e. 6 hrs and still u got fantastic rank. This really opened my eyes 👀 that NEET PG preparation is easy if done on daily basis with DISCIPLINE.
very practical and sustainable approach to a big challenge
@@Boneteacher Thank you sir for your reply.
Sir your you tube channel is boon for NEET Pg aspirants.
Vishnu Bhai Ka Interview 😎😍🔥🔥🔥🔥
If anyone has been in Bone Teacher Group would already be a fan of Vishnu Bhai 🔥🔥🔥🔥
He is my senior we r so proud of him 😍😍😍and he is inspiration for all of us
Which college
Ya which college?
Thanks Sir , this increased my confidence that I aced this exam even as Foreign medical graduate and even potentially thousands of students are far better than me .
Yet to embark the whole journey of MBBS but have got someone perfect to look upon ! Perfectly inspirational💯
Thank you sir and vishnu for helping us throughout our journey and see this brighter picture ❤️
Awesome
Very inspiring and boosted me to work harder for my goal
I think it's doesn't mean any sense like if you are doing mbbs from any government or private medical college but what Matters is to study hard and with consistency..... Anyways thank you Dr abbas sir ❤❤❤
Congratulations 🎊 vishnu
And thank you for motivating us throughout . We were one lucky batch to have sir and you both for us .
Thank you so much sir ! 😇
Congratulations Dr. Vishnu✨
Most welcome 😊
This vdo just clears and breaks all the stereotypes 🔥❤
Thank u so much sir for this motivational conversation
So nice of you
I am a NEET Aspirant n scored a little less than expected cutoff n thinking to pursue MBBS in pvt clg , my younger sister cracked earlier n got selected in AIIMS .... I hv often seen her talking very-2222 bad things abt pvt medical colleges indirectly targetting me ..... But after this video , I will stop listening to her
Toxic sister 😢
Apne konsa college liya
Can't believe sister says this
Ma'am Younger h maf kardena use😂
Pg govt se karke bta dena pyar karne lagegi
I studied in KMC Manipal which is a deemed University.. i am considered much better than most Govt college grads. Not just in India in US too while applying for USMLE
U studied in manipal I am goin to study is it good for usmle or hard like do students prepare for that
@@navneetprasad3476
Ofcourse students have to prepare for usmle.. KMC Manipal is well recognised in the US when you apply. Ull get a lot of advise and help from seniors during ur prep.. and also half your batch will probably be doing USMLE so u will have study partners. Good luck
What's your rank in neet pg
@@shinchannohara2924 30k without studying for neet.. I only focussed on USMLE
can you tell me how is jnmc belgaum??
Demotivating teachers in MBBS is perennial!
Btw Pvt college (not deemed)is gettin much better , have all facilities unlike govt college where they dont even have basic things.
is it true
Vishnu is G.O.A.T
So honest interview, thnx sir for this✌
Very inspiring interview 🔥
Indeed
Great man! 👍👏
Thank you sir very inspiring 🔥🔥🔥
All the best
Govt n deemed, this doesn't matter, when u are practicing,
It matters. When u go to find a job in hospitals, they prefer govt University>>> deemed.
That maybe initially, but down the line if you can do your work, no one cares ....
@@Mohini2907 colleges or universities...
I mean Deemed universities are autonomous right. They don't come under state or central govt.
And state pvt clg are under state universities as far as I know.
@@limbus2005 yes state private clgs come under state uni
@@Mohini2907 ok
Going to write the MD exam next month... Still watches your videos to motivate myself, sir
Watch 6:37 please
Very inspiring
Thank you sir for your interesting and informative videos which helps us to study. But I have a request that can you guide us about the PLAB exam ,like earlier you guided us for USMLE exam. Please please 🙏 sir.
Thank you sir for your help and support for us.
OK will do
Hello sir.. first of all, a big thanks to u...your videos are amazing and it helps a lot. I've started following you recently nd already I am understanding a lot undermined things. I've watched your video of preparation for NEXT in 2nd year. I'm doing my mbbs from Russia nd I'm in 3rd year now. As you might know here we study for 6 years and subjects differ in years as in India. In 3rd year I've in college pharmacology, pathology, medicine, surgery, microbiology, radiology. And I've taken marrow plan c. How should I approach for NEXT at this time? And since I've 3.5 years, how must it be planned? It will be of great help if you can make a video for students who have started preparing 2-3 years ahead and for foreign graduates.
Hii sir , I am FMGE students and every indian graduate is saying that FMGE don't study well and they can't crack next pg/Next is it matter sir. That you are FMGE or IMG . Please reply sir . 🥺
Dr. Milind is doing his MD pedia from Aiims bhopal and he is fmg .
Search for dr.milind shine he is youtuber as well you'll get motivated.
@@AnjaliSharma-fq5hn thanks a lot sister ❣️❣️
Sir your video really made my day
Wonderful podcast
This yr I'm getting govt clg in my state which is quite avg/ new govt
Should I take drop get admission in central institute or go with this clg
Same doubt . What have you decided
@@monicaroy63 I will go with avg clg only bcz highly competitive environment I need to face further too
I will excel my academics from online
Wow awesome 💯
😁
You are really awesome.
You are al great human sir.
sir .... i watch videos very interesting but at the time of solving mcqs i make mistake a lot ... then i m depressed ... guide me please
Watch my video about answering mcqs
He is gem of a person ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Who ??
Dr.vishnu
indeed
sir getting failed in mbbs in 3rd and final proff would affect my post graduate???
Can u tell how to get into research projects?i am on my way for usmle ryt nw in india..i wanted to do a research project here..can u help me find one!!
What is the name of his deemed medical clg??
you can text him & ask
Which college he is in?? Pls tell me
🔥
Is this podcast available on Spotify??
Yea
Sir do organize one podcast related to FMGE's
👍👍👍
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
From which deemed university he studied
which deemed college is he from?
you can ask him
Meenakshi med college
Which deemed college??
Sir I m Fmgs and cleared my fmge in June 2021 and doing internship currently, can you plz help me regarding NEXT 2023 as I will be completing my internship in the month of Oct 2022 and barely I will be getting 5 months from then for next, plz do a dedicated video regarding that. Plz sir would be very grateful.. 🙏🏼
As a FMG I can say that what ever the time you get is never enough. Plan your things. See how much time you will get in a day plan for the day. And rest depends on how much you get into your mind.
bro im also preparing for neet 2021 in 5 months timeframe my internship ended on oct 2020itself.. i have a very smart plan for preparing haha lets see how much can i score with my smart study plan
Kyo n ho neet ug me phy chem me fut jati ti or neet pg rattu paper hi fad deta..iq matter krta sir
Keep it up NEET Aspirants ! I m also Neet aspirant and content creator Also
All the best
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Sir what are your comments on emotive learning I'm a neet UG aspirant who is just bookish, not knowing anything outside the world of books a boring , introvert ,nerdy type.I know that iam going to face lot of problems in future .When I will communicate with patients in future lot of presence of mind would be required.IQ is great but EQ is worse.So how to cope up with problem?I get anxious while talking to people my mind thinks something and I say something else. Iam ready to put how much of hardwork is required in it in order to improve my self.I know that there is no relevance of my problem but please help me out.Plz someone help me
everyone learns thing differently, what works for some doesn't necessarily will work for all, communicating with patients is a skill you will learn over time, don't worry about it too much, just yet ...
👍
Bhai mujhe ek baat bataao. Tum log itna padh likh lete ho lekin market mein fir bhi achee doctors kyu nahin hain its hard to find good doctors who can actually treat pateints.
Very few doctors have achieved it though hardwork. Many have got seats through reservations. Others have bank balance and they just wanted a degree to boast of infront of their relatives. This is the reason for poor quality of doctors. Our country doesn't encourage merit based students but it is biased for reservations. Rich ppl take the seats from deemed colleges and private colleges. So whom do you wanna blame???? A field where merit should be the topmost priority isn't a priority in India. In my college, I got seat with 1k rank but some of my friends got in with 50k. They were least interested in studying or in bedside clinics. Later because of those bad doctors ppl even blame the good ones. So yeah you have the answer!!!
@@impregnable_ i already know this being a science student. but i know doctors who have years of experience and have gotten into it on the basis of merit but lack basic understanding of medicines and human bodies. I will give you one recent example when i went to well known doctor he told me my allergies were due to low immunity. I was just amazed at his stupidity or may be he was just plain ignorant. Many a times they are not specialised in something but would still keep on pushing it rather than suggesting it to the right doctor. This was just one example there are many more such docs and im not talking about tier two or 3 city but a city like mumbai.but thanks for your reply and insights.
I am sorry for disturbing you but can you make vedio on KMLE examination of South Korea plzz I really want to know about that exam... There are many students who want to persue their career in South Korea as a doctor so plzz make you vedio on thiss......Hope you fulfill my request....
Nice sir
Thanks and welcome
I also wanna be part of bone teacher app group 🥺
Wohoooo😍😍
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❤️❤️❤️
💯💯💯💯💯
Maza to tab ayega jab koi private medical college student sab ko peeche chodkar rank 1 layega 💪...tab bolti band ho jayegi sabki
Tera bhai karke dikhayega
bolti band karne ke liye mat padho... apne life mein apne kaam ke liye padho ... log bolti kabhi nahi band karne wale ...
All the best
@@Boneteacher sir I aways study to get good rank so that no one judge me
are you from a pvt med college
@@dr.ankita4336
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Aye Vishnu! 😎😎
😮😮😯
He was in which college
you can text him & ask
It's true because just by getting 120 rank in one exam doesn't make u smarter .
3 min ago😅
Please share his telegram link
check the description
Keep it up NEET Aspirants ! I m also Neet aspirant and content creator Also
All the best