He is our senior who hails from Guntur medical college of India and i can say he is a true inspiration to all us young doctors to pursue the impossible and has made us feel proud that he is from our med school👏
Loss to India, especially if they studied through merit seat. It's a loss to Indian tax payers money which was used to compensate mbbs education cost in India since India lacks adequate doctors.
@DESTROY_THE_EARTH 😀 you are going to care if you live in India, dying with some illness and end up with a shitty doc who only passed by paying their way through mbbs, treating you 😂 I couldn't care less, as I don't live there
Heyy Manik! This is one of the best videos I’ve ever watched related to USMLE. I’m amazed! The whole 5 years journey depicted in 1:18mins Keep up the good work!
Great video! Very motivating for every USMLE aspirant not just the IMGs. In this perfect world of TH-cam, finding a relatable video gives me a lot of motivation to never give up on what I actually want, no matter how hard its gonna be! thank you Dr. Anudeep & Dr. Manik.
Amazing session by doc manik with doc anudeep . The point discussed were just relatable and faced by every usmle aspirants . Cleared soo many doubts. Thanks alot sir.
one of the most comprehensive interviews ive ever seen. also an img but from italy. kudos to dr. anudeep. and youre an amazing interviewer dr manik. never seen a dr who listens as contently as viewers do. congratulations to both of you :)
Thank you Manik for this interview You are helping undergrads around the country by doing these interviews Really helped me a lot and just so inspiring ❤️
I just run into your channel while browsing on youtube. It was interesting to hear about this. I am a nurse at the Surgery Admit Unit in one of the hospitals of M Health Fairview. Welcome to the Fairview family Dr. Anudeep😃
@@Anudeep1111My Fuonancy was died in truck accident during night with brain trauma injury nobody come over there to save him on that day. now my question is if anybody reachee here at time can we had saved him
@@Anudeep1111now my dream is i want to become neurologist in usa i could not save my love but in future i will save thousands of people ❤ please sir repli ❤
Congratulations! This was such a great interview going into the minute intricacies and the attitude regarding the whole journey. Definitely got me thinking.
This guy in the interview did 3 years of research and 1 year of internship. THAT"S CRAZZYYY!! Rather go into IM and do cardio instead at that time frame. And I know what you'll say. Go for your passion. See passion and interest in specialty is a myth. You may feel that surgery is your passion right now. But go into any other field and go deep into it. You'll know the value of each specialty and eventually develop passion into it. Also, when you look back at the age of 40ish; if you're still a neurosurgery trainee at that age(which you'll be as an IMG, like the guy on the interview), I mean I don't know if you've made it in your life or if that was really worth it, given the grit of the most brutal residency on the planet, just to say one single thing at the end "It was your "passion"".
Thank you so much Dr. manik for this video..Many many congratulations Dr Anudeep..can u please tell me how u got the subinternships? My college does not have VSLO. I badly want to do neurosurgery subinternship for few months.
Hello Manik! Inspirational video. Could you please tell about your visa status? Whether it's j1 or H1? If j1 how do you plan to waiver the return to home country rule?
Hey can you make a video on how to approach usmel with mbbs like in which year you started preparing for it ,what resources you used when you gave (in which year)step 1,2,3 and then how to choose a city for elective's then coming back (to india)and how to do with interviews like you stayed there or came back after electives
It all looks so hard :( ..... can you please make an A to Z video abt 'mbbs in India and residency in USA'... i need it a lot and please include the timelines of clinical rotations, and did u take up a job in the US to meet up to the expenses? It'll help many . Thank you :)
Doc most of IMG residents who match into competitive positions have connections so plz anyone say your all experience or don't say anything incomplete!
@@manikmadaan yes u are right but there are a lot of IMG how matched into good programs cause they have relatives or connections and without research ! By the way I don't mean by that ur Your esteemed guest , and congratulations for him 🎉🎉❤️ and thank u for this we need plz plz plz more of experience from IMG PLZ ❤️
The real question is WHAT IF THE YOG IS 7-8 years during the time of match ? If u have the research , a masters course in the field of choosing n say 5-6 publications ! Will you never be able to match if your YOG IS 8-9 years ? From graduation during the time of match ? This is really something that’s frustrating! Please give us a straight forward answer :)
U wouldn’t say it’s impossible right doc ? Coz currently I’m 6 years away from YOG and I will be appearing for two more years of research ! So it scares me ! Thanks for your answer doc ? So it’s not impossible ? :)
Real respect for you and your journey Sir. But these interviews are so vague, they donot show any ground reality, I realized this once I started my journey. Also most of them donot tell about the indirect approaches they actually used to enter the system.
Sir..will you upload any video regarding..which courses are best in which us medical schools..also..how many seats are there for each course of these for an IMG? .THANK you sir
Sir i wanted to ask you that for USMLE prep apart from first aid and pathoma do we have to go through grays and basis pathology and other long books for usmle prep?
Is it an advantage to have already worked for 2 years in surgery (+ throw in 2-3 more U.S. electives during that time) and THEN apply to a surgical residency?
Hi Manik, I absolutely love your videos I find them very informative and helpful, but I just wanted to know whether I should be worrying about USMLE now considering I am just now entering the 9th grade? Also, do you have any tips for high schoolers so that they can get into medicine in the US.
@@kookie-rd6pe high school grades don't directly affect your future USMLe, plab, etc. But you need the high school grades to get into med school first. In India, if you have money, you probably can pay your way through med school (mbbs) & in that case, they don't care about your high school grades. But in other countries like the U.S., students consistently work hard from high school and need to maintain good GPA throughout their school days, undergrad university years, to get into good med school, along with great MCAT scores.
Sir I have a question I heard that the Indian doctors who pursue residency in usa will have to return to India as the govt stopped issuing NORI certificate from 2015...Will the returned doctors be able to work in us again??? Is there any way to settle in us without returning to India?? Please respond..thank you😊😊
I'll say dermatology is a much better choice but again the research years. This guy in the interview did 3 years of research and 1 year of internship. THAT"S CRAZZYYY!! Rather go into IM and do cardio instead at that time frame. And I know what you'll say. Go for your passion. See passion and interest in specialty is a myth. You may feel that surgery is your passion right now. But go into any other field and go deep into it. You'll know the value of each specialty and eventually develop passion into it. Also, when you look back at the age of 40ish; if you're still a neurosurgery trainee at that age(which you'll be as an IMG, like the guy on the interview), I mean I don't know if you've made it in your life or if that was really worth it, given the grit of the most brutal residency on the planet, just to say one thing "It was your "passion"".
The problem is human life span! It takes 7 years to finish neurosurgery residency. Neurosurgeons have one of the highest malpractice insurances & fear of a lawsuit during every surgery. Most crazy part is that Physicians in America also have one of the highest depression rates. It takes too long to be a doctor in America & too much liability during practice. Worst, you dont get to enjoy your money because you always darn working or on-call. Some states require you to participate in clinical research & that can suck out more of your life. You wont even know when you turned 50. Also, divorce is very high among doctors because you will be missing many birthdays & soccer games. Most importantly, watching a TH-cam video wont land you a residency. Status in America is also very important factor since most residency programs are funded by government. There are many organizations in America who wants to bar IMGs getting into residency & these voices are only growing. Of course, I hope that it never happens, but you need to be ready.
@@manikmadaan You must also cover the other side of doctor in America. Please make a follow-up video about the current resident crisis in Los Angeles who might go on a strike.
He is our senior who hails from Guntur medical college of India and i can say he is a true inspiration to all us young doctors to pursue the impossible and has made us feel proud that he is from our med school👏
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Wow super kada! Mana tekugu aina! He is frm whch batch andi?
Loss to India, especially if they studied through merit seat. It's a loss to Indian tax payers money which was used to compensate mbbs education cost in India since India lacks adequate doctors.
@@NrityaK 😂😂
@DESTROY_THE_EARTH 😀 you are going to care if you live in India, dying with some illness and end up with a shitty doc who only passed by paying their way through mbbs, treating you 😂 I couldn't care less, as I don't live there
Congrats, it's unreal that this whole journey has been documented and you ended up achieving the best.
Heyy Manik!
This is one of the best videos I’ve ever watched related to USMLE. I’m amazed!
The whole 5 years journey depicted in 1:18mins
Keep up the good work!
Great video! Very motivating for every USMLE aspirant not just the IMGs. In this perfect world of TH-cam, finding a relatable video gives me a lot of motivation to never give up on what I actually want, no matter how hard its gonna be! thank you Dr. Anudeep & Dr. Manik.
Congratulations 🎉🎉 sir
U r an inspiration to many IMGs
Who r interested in surgical residencies🔥
Amazing session by doc manik with doc anudeep . The point discussed were just relatable and faced by every usmle aspirants . Cleared soo many doubts. Thanks alot sir.
one of the most comprehensive interviews ive ever seen. also an img but from italy. kudos to dr. anudeep. and youre an amazing interviewer dr manik. never seen a dr who listens as contently as viewers do. congratulations to both of you :)
Thank you Manik for this interview
You are helping undergrads around the country by doing these interviews
Really helped me a lot and just so inspiring ❤️
I just run into your channel while browsing on youtube. It was interesting to hear about this. I am a nurse at the Surgery Admit Unit in one of the hospitals of M Health Fairview. Welcome to the Fairview family Dr. Anudeep😃
Thank you!!
@@Anudeep1111My Fuonancy was died in truck accident during night with brain trauma injury nobody come over there to save him on that day. now my question is if anybody reachee here at time can we had saved him
@@Anudeep1111now my dream is i want to become neurologist in usa i could not save my love but in future i will save thousands of people ❤ please sir repli ❤
Congratulations!
This was such a great interview going into the minute intricacies and the attitude regarding the whole journey. Definitely got me thinking.
This is the most relatable video i have ever came across. Thank you!
One word only, wholesome!
So humble. Stay blessed always
It was an amazing journey I have seen. Trust me, My mindset is changed. Thank you so much to do this interview with such wise person .❤❤❤
This guy in the interview did 3 years of research and 1 year of internship. THAT"S CRAZZYYY!!
Rather go into IM and do cardio instead at that time frame. And I know what you'll say. Go for your passion.
See passion and interest in specialty is a myth. You may feel that surgery is your passion right now. But go into any other field and go deep into it. You'll know the value of each specialty and eventually develop passion into it.
Also, when you look back at the age of 40ish; if you're still a neurosurgery trainee at that age(which you'll be as an IMG, like the guy on the interview), I mean I don't know if you've made it in your life or if that was really worth it, given the grit of the most brutal residency on the planet, just to say one single thing at the end "It was your "passion"".
Life was given to us to live out our passions. Cheers my friend 🥂.
Dr.manik madan thanks a lot for doing these helpful things for us❤
He is so humble. Just looked at his bio at his insitution... damn
Very humble... ur both very humble thank you for the interview
Very inspiring watching and listening to you both..thank you again
Manik Madan man ur my hero u saw my DM and now I see this video ur the best can never forget ur help !!!!!
Very inspiring story ! Thanks for sharing manik :)
This was so much of peculiar value and insight of a perspective beyond the subjectivity of jst wanting to be a doctor. Much kudos to u docs
It was like therapy, and helped me overcome some .. wrong mindsets, I was imbibed on , via my education system😀
Brilliant and eye-opening,especially as an indian med studemt
Wow such an inspiration ❤💪👏
Thank you so much Dr. manik for this video..Many many congratulations Dr Anudeep..can u please tell me how u got the subinternships? My college does not have VSLO. I badly want to do neurosurgery subinternship for few months.
Very useful insights!Congrats both of You!
Dr. Manik you are beauty,, Thank you so much from Left Ventricle ❤️
Amazing words ! And all the best to both of you
Many many congratulations to him
Hello Manik!
Inspirational video.
Could you please tell about your visa status? Whether it's j1 or H1? If j1 how do you plan to waiver the return to home country rule?
Hey can you make a video on how to approach usmel with mbbs like in which year you started preparing for it ,what resources you used when you gave (in which year)step 1,2,3 and then how to choose a city for elective's then coming back (to india)and how to do with interviews like you stayed there or came back after electives
Thanks maanik🙌🙇
Congratulations sir!
It all looks so hard :( ..... can you please make an A to Z video abt 'mbbs in India and residency in USA'... i need it a lot and please include the timelines of clinical rotations, and did u take up a job in the US to meet up to the expenses?
It'll help many . Thank you :)
Kudos anudeep proud to be say ur from our college
Appreciate it, madaan u covered it all but u missed the expenses aspect if it was covered would be the cherry on top
Doc most of IMG residents who match into competitive positions have connections so plz anyone say your all experience or don't say anything incomplete!
But how did he make those connections !By Doing Research. Connections are nothing more than LORS that someone advocates for to his colleagues.
@@manikmadaan yes u are right but there are a lot of IMG how matched into good programs cause they have relatives or connections and without research ! By the way I don't mean by that ur Your esteemed guest , and congratulations for him 🎉🎉❤️ and thank u for this we need plz plz plz more of experience from IMG PLZ ❤️
Please make a video on pa course
@@noorjahankhan2823 Is PA worth it in the first place??
Step 1: have enough money
@@kookie-rd6pe it won’t . You’ve got it 👍🏼
From where he graduated ?
The real question is WHAT IF THE YOG IS 7-8 years during the time of match ? If u have the research , a masters course in the field of choosing n say 5-6 publications ! Will you never be able to match if your YOG IS 8-9 years ? From graduation during the time of match ? This is really something that’s frustrating! Please give us a straight forward answer :)
yes, connections through research trump everything else
U wouldn’t say it’s impossible right doc ? Coz currently I’m 6 years away from YOG and I will be appearing for two more years of research ! So it scares me ! Thanks for your answer doc ? So it’s not impossible ? :)
@@manikmadaanplease I do have the same question, can someone help, would yog of 6+yrs make it impossible in matching or still there are hopes?
Real respect for you and your journey Sir. But these interviews are so vague, they donot show any ground reality, I realized this once I started my journey. Also most of them donot tell about the indirect approaches they actually used to enter the system.
Sir..will you upload any video regarding..which courses are best in which us medical schools..also..how many seats are there for each course of these for an IMG? .THANK you sir
Hey Manik,How many researches do you think would be safe in order to match into a competitive speciality??
i think min 5-7 publications in a good journal would do and then you can always do abstracts and presentations.
Hi manik
Plz make video on how nd which visa to apply after step 1
Did he get paid in research position for the 3 years , minimum for living expenses
Sir i wanted to ask you that for USMLE prep apart from first aid and pathoma do we have to go through grays and basis pathology and other long books for usmle prep?
No
Is it an advantage to have already worked for 2 years in surgery (+ throw in 2-3 more U.S. electives during that time) and THEN apply to a surgical residency?
Research??
hey manik i scored 2nd class in my medical school
does that matter in mspe?
please reply
thankyou in advance
Hi Manik, I absolutely love your videos I find them very informative and helpful, but I just wanted to know whether I should be worrying about USMLE now considering I am just now entering the 9th grade? Also, do you have any tips for high schoolers so that they can get into medicine in the US.
Focus on learning basic sciences in your school first. Foundations are important for med school in future
@@kookie-rd6pe high school grades don't directly affect your future USMLe, plab, etc. But you need the high school grades to get into med school first. In India, if you have money, you probably can pay your way through med school (mbbs) & in that case, they don't care about your high school grades. But in other countries like the U.S., students consistently work hard from high school and need to maintain good GPA throughout their school days, undergrad university years, to get into good med school, along with great MCAT scores.
@@NrityaK 🤡🤡
@@NrityaK you probably the most ignorant dumbβ|T(H i have ever come across on the internet
sir can I have a time of a year between my electives and matching? , so that I can complete my bond service in that time.....can I ?
How much marks is need to got in step 1 & step 2 to get a neurosurgery residency plz ????
Good for him
Sir I have a question I heard that the Indian doctors who pursue residency in usa will have to return to India as the govt stopped issuing NORI certificate from 2015...Will the returned doctors be able to work in us again??? Is there any way to settle in us without returning to India?? Please respond..thank you😊😊
1:03:20
Manik's face when listening lol
Can someone give me brief summary of how he did it?
Informative video
Man has done the impossible
Great video, please make a video on dermatology resident also.
I'll say dermatology is a much better choice but again the research years.
This guy in the interview did 3 years of research and 1 year of internship. THAT"S CRAZZYYY!!
Rather go into IM and do cardio instead at that time frame. And I know what you'll say. Go for your passion.
See passion and interest in specialty is a myth. You may feel that surgery is your passion right now. But go into any other field and go deep into it. You'll know the value of each specialty and eventually develop passion into it.
Also, when you look back at the age of 40ish; if you're still a neurosurgery trainee at that age(which you'll be as an IMG, like the guy on the interview), I mean I don't know if you've made it in your life or if that was really worth it, given the grit of the most brutal residency on the planet, just to say one thing "It was your "passion"".
@@alan1582 what about neuro for an img? Please consider the monetary aspect too!
Sir I'm a B.pharma graduate and I want to do my masters in pharmacy from US . Can you please help me with some tips.
What is the mean no. Of abstracts presentation and publication he had before match
Sir its true that 2024 onward pakistani student are uneligible for usmle and residency pogram .please guide us
Hey Manik did you have a study partner during your step 1 preparation days?
Oooh what a coincidence
Tomorrow i have neuroanatomy exam
Guess what
I WILL NOT BE A NEOURO SURGEON
Medicine is overrated and so are doctors.
Hi i will appear for my neet ug in 2023 and my aim is to settle in US i herd that nmc will loose its recognition in 2023 so will this effect me
Yes.
@@Payelcrispercas9 will it affect a 2022 aspirant as well?
@@AbhayRajKarun no
@@Payelcrispercas9 can't say ...most probably yes it will gonna affect 2022 batch as well
Can Medical colleges get to know marks of USMLE step1?
I wanna apply orthopedic !As an IMG ,I also hope to do it as Dr.Manik
From where he graduated
Guntur medical College
Is neurology highest paying job in US in medical field if yes mini package?
Sir how much do neurosurgeons earn in usa? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
Same doubt
But surely they will be earning in crores after residency
@@djrox4065 sir how much neutosurgeons will earn in usa dollars after residency in usa?
$500k+ after residency, but the residency is so long
@@arshshah6504 how much years??
What are your scores Manik??
✌️
🔥🔥🔥🤛🙏
The problem is human life span! It takes 7 years to finish neurosurgery residency. Neurosurgeons have one of the highest malpractice insurances & fear of a lawsuit during every surgery. Most crazy part is that Physicians in America also have one of the highest depression rates. It takes too long to be a doctor in America & too much liability during practice. Worst, you dont get to enjoy your money because you always darn working or on-call. Some states require you to participate in clinical research & that can suck out more of your life. You wont even know when you turned 50. Also, divorce is very high among doctors because you will be missing many birthdays & soccer games. Most importantly, watching a TH-cam video wont land you a residency. Status in America is also very important factor since most residency programs are funded by government. There are many organizations in America who wants to bar IMGs getting into residency & these voices are only growing. Of course, I hope that it never happens, but you need to be ready.
bro you gotta chill
@@manikmadaan You must also cover the other side of doctor in America. Please make a follow-up video about the current resident crisis in Los Angeles who might go on a strike.
Sir how much do neurosurgeon earn in usa??
Millions of dollars 💵
Bro what college did u go for mbbs?
Guntur Medical college
@@idaskudder4924 how do u know?
Guntur medical College, he is my senior
manik's humor- will u marry me 🤣🤣
I also would like to add that its all business.
final question 😂😂
Bhai itni bhi american accent mat maro apki audience indian hai
Sir I'm a B.pharma graduate and I want to do my masters in pharmacy from US . Can you please help me with some tips.
Bpharm not valid in US