Reminds of this great Rumi quote: ‘Do not follow the footstep of others, seek what they sought’. It holds very true especially in today’s age of information.
@@piyushsingh6184 It’s like ,don’t just copy blindly the routine and timetable of toppers! Take motivation and insights from them and make your own way up to your goal..
Very good message ! Every aspirant has a different story and a different background! it's NOT a one size fits all approach for life and career, just focus on your target and be grateful everyday. Thank you for sharing this 💙
Absolutely. I am an BITS Pilani engineer 2015 and cleared neet 2021 with 676 score. My story is featured in Times of India. Nothing is impossible. There is no unique path, age limit, nothing. We all are different.
Ohh bhaii,kya faltu reply kr rhe ho,khud 3yrs drop liya,teko smjh ni aarha ki banda 4hrs padh kr n binge watch kr ke neet crack ni kr sakta,AIR 1 to fir bhul hi jao To esa reply mat karr bhai,bachhe gumrah hote h
Absolutely. I am an BITS Pilani engineer 2015 and cleared neet 2021 with 676 score. My story is featured in Times of India. Nothing is impossible. Every path is unique.
This video is such a genuine message for all aspirants out there. Cracking an entrance isn't the end, it's the beginning. Find your own way through this journey.
Mrinal kutteri isn't lying. Maybe he might have under estimated his study hours as not everyone measures their time while studying. Most of the toppers I have met are more of intelligent than hardworking. IQ is a really important factor thats why people who study for 12hrs a day can't get selected often but someone studying 4 hrs does
By the way if I come first in any exam and reporters come , I would say that I sold all my books and went on 1 month long vacation after board exam . That would be nice
@@bitoffbalance4021 he confessed in interview that he was not on social media and used his mother's whatsapp. If he was lying or joking he would say he was active on social media as well. People always think that toppers study all the time because it gives them satisfaction to think that toppers are book worms and dont have hobbies. By the way 4-5 hrs apart from school and coaching is enough. If u add school and coaching time then it would be near about 12 hrs everyday
@@jack-tm6em then he was not joking . I don't know I have not seen his interview . But why are people behind his interview 🤣, he can say whatever he likes haha
Ya brother...m in 12..but very weak in physics even m trying hard but just getting average marks and one child on TH-cam is teaching the lesson which even I don't understand..the child is in 6 or 5 std ...so it's possible
Truly agree with this. We are so obsessed with toppers. Today known as a topper and tomorrow you never know what life has to throw at you. Life's such a dynamic state and to make the best out of any situation is what I would aspire for. I believe that instead of copying someone obsessively we should set our own goals, find out and follow our own path which suits us, take responsibility for our actions and handle our regrets because everything in life is not meant to go perfectly. We should be enjoying the journey as much as our desires to reach the destination. Sometimes in this system of competition as a med student we become so obsessed and mechanical with our approach to cracking exams, etc, we forget that this profession holds a bigger goal,a deeper meaning to us. True we have to crack exams in order to achieve those goals but those exams are not the one and only thing in this profession. We forget about our loved ones without whom we wouldn't have been able to come so far.... In times like this, it's good to take a pause and try to find happiness in even the simplest things of our daily life and have the courage to sometimes walk down a different path that the majority weren't so obsessed to pursue, we should learn to enjoy taking things at our own pace.And that will make all the difference. 🤍
lemme say mrinal got it in his 1st try which means after 12 and he even said that he sudied in aakash which means 8 hrs of his day went in school and then 3-4 hrs of his day went in coaching centre with 7 hrs of sleep which leaves him with 5-6 hrs only HE STUDIED IN THOSE 5-6HRS GUYS ITS NOT THAT DEEP he didnt waste his all day on netflix
The reason most people are obsessed with rankers and their interviews, is because it seems like these people are consistently overachieving. For example, Dr. Archana, who had topped in both UG and PG. Do you feel like such people are born with a specific skill set or higher IQ that help them crack these exams, or is it a growth mindset and skills that can be developed by everyone?
@@khoselaswin3254 how do u know u are not smart . U might be underestimating your smartness. As i said only hardwork will give mediocre to decent rank. Smart plus hardwork will make one a topper
I absolutely agree with you, there's no point in running for ranks, but practically speaking in India for NEET-UG you need to have AIR 1-60 to get AIIMS, Delhi... Hence Ranks does matter a lot.✨
Prepared for neet for 3 consecutive years. Neet 2019-263 marks Neet 2020- 430 marks Neet 2021- 545 marks Even after scoring this much marks, i am not even hopeful of a government mbbs or bds seat. Feel totally devastated at myself. Tried so hard but still it was not enough. And, on top of that when i hear words of topper like how they used to study for only 4-5 hours and chill by watching Netflix totally shakes me up. My confidence is shaken to the core seeing the level of competition. I am skipping this field now. Maybe it's not for me. All sacrifices have gone in vain.
Mohamad bhaiya here My sister gave neet 4 time and she got sucess in her 4 th attempt 2017- 193/720 2018-287/720 2019- 499/720 2020 -602/720 Now she in 1st year of her mbbs journey and enjoying her life in mmc Tamil nadu .please Donot feel demotivate. Take year a drop and become successful doctor . Ignore society and negativity. Focus on your goal and achieve greatness
Are bhai Sab ki potential alag alag hoti He might be more potent in keeping the things in mind in less time That's why he was chillin out with studying He kept his life in a dicipline way Brother shayad your potential is lesser than him in this case Now do only things which you feel better and you are capable of doing it And feel your self down Pata nhi kyu lekin tumhara comment sidha dil pe laga bhai. Take care
Dr Aditya really proud of you...! Im ur senior and very happy you make such videos..giving correct and friendly guidance to the juniors..!! Today i got to know about Abhinav Dhingras death..he was an inspiration to me during my kota days..really life is unpredictable..it made me appreciate my life as a whole..!
2015 AIIMS topper Navsheen Singhal was my classmate in Tafet PMt , Janakpuri, Delhi.. Let me tell you some facts regarding him, he was very down to earth, didn’t had any attitude also used to clear many students doubts (including mine) and most importantly he was gifted with very very sharp brain.
I really think we need doctors like you Gupta ji🙏 who are so humble and down to earth so that hierarchy between junior and seniors can somehow get lessened
First of all congratulations to AIR 1 Mrinal no matter what anyone says he deserved it.I have been through NEET, though I did not get AIR 1 my rank is in 4 digits however I feel I can actually comment on the whole issue, I have studied the entire syllabus and gone through the entire process and let me tell you it is not possible to actually score 720/720 just by studying 4 hours everyday for 2 years! That is a fact and no matter how much you say it is not up for debate.For a 11th class student or 12th class student the amount of syllabus is way too wast. No matter how fast you are, no matter how easily you can comprehend things, no matter how sharp your memory is it is not humanly possible to cover such a vast syllabus of 3 different subjects, practice lots of questions and give mock tests in such less time.You can watch tv shows or do some extra curricular activity but covering all that in 2 years if you study 4 hours everyday is not possible. If you are deciding to prepare for NEET trust me the process is not simple it’s brutal there would be times when you will just wanna quit, seeing such interviews breaks my heart, the amount of misinformation people can spread, if you want to give NEET and actually get a college you would have to sacrifice a lot of things I know it sucks but sadly it is this way.
@@ankansenapati3600 do you know that all of them are very good in studies as well as in gk n all from their school itself.. no one who does't study till 12th gets selected in one year preparation
@@MS-qf4je Then you know nothing about Upsc at all because they don't ask General Studies question from Past. And have you seen the syllabus because if you did then you wouldn't ask me this question.
When you are passionate about your goal even an hour deviation from it looks like 10 hours. I'm sure he mist have cried himself to bed for wasting those 1 hour and hence it got into his subconscious mind that he literally watched 10 hours of netflix n chilled. But we know the truth. But also I'd say topers dont mean one just completely cuts of from these pleasures. But they keep their priority at top.never compromise for a single day. Always dedicated. They do fall...get depressed but they get up ..because they know regretting is just a waste of time
India need much more people like u in every field to bring out of the illusions which are conquering n suffocating young minds ..Jus not giving any free space to think n act ..Rather jus follow the crowd ..What a state!.... Thank you for the video
Man. I've been following you from a long time, hands down one of the best videos guiding young doctors and probably an inspiration to alot. Please don't stop doing whatever you are.
Much needed!! From the past two three years i saw this becoming a trend, exposing toppers and shit like it’s funny.. I don’t know how some aspirants made these kinda videos where they know how tough it is to crack the exam even being in the first position🥲 This literally breaks my heart🥺
Dr. Adithya Guptha, you are so gentle and a truthful doctor. Thank you for making us realise that being a good doctor does not depend upon the rank but is based on our capablities, dedication and hardwork. May you be a great doctor and fulfill all your dreams in future. Best wishes 👍🏻from kerala☺️
exactly!!! Like i never got the obsession with toppers. like obviously they should be praised for their great feat and we can learn a thing or two from the way they went about their journey BUT completely following them and every little thing they did, microanalysing everything they say to prove a point or otherwise is so absurd. and it's not just fellow students trying to seek relief by painting toppers as being lucky or god gifted. It's also the teachers, the coachings and worse, the parents some times!! Not to mention there is no one perfect, ideal way to do something. It becomes ideal because of the person that achieved it.
Thanks air for making this video this was very much needed right now as how people are obsessed with top rankers their time table their lifestyle that they forget that everybody has got different potential and capabilities its obvious that everyone could not be a topper but that doesn't define and justify the kind of doctor and a person that person is going to be in future
TYSM Dr. Gupta for this entire video. ..I'm totally shaken after my NEET-UG results and this particular video will serve as a silver-lining to me !! Thanks a lot. ..
Thank you so much for this. I can totally resonate with you. About time someone spoke up about this cringey Indian obsession with toppers, be it AIIM, JEE or UPSC. We Indians need to get a life.
I think when there is no neg marking, leaving physics aside, avergely preparing for chem, and being good at biology is fine....bt after changes like ncert syllabus and neg marking, one should be 85-95% good at biology and 80% good at chem and min 70% good at physics is required..so focus on physics and chem more to get a decent rank...biology obviously we will prepare
So a lot of people have answered this question already, but I’m gonna give my opinion about this now, well …Why now ? Because somehow I met Mrinal Kutteri today and talked to him casually. If i had met the AIR 1 an year ago I would have bombarded him with questions, but now it was just a chill and relaxed conversation. Me and my friends were at the Aakash Vizag campus discussing about how lazy we have become post NEET after which we asked Mrinal some random questions about what he’s doing with his free time, how’s fame like , about Football and Video games But one question was inevitable, Was he really so chill during NEET Prep? So I asked him about this and what he told me really made sense … In the Interviews he told that he used to study 4 hours apart from School (online classes) but the popular media interpreted it as he studied only 4 hours per day. He said that he used to listen to music to take breaks and watch Netflix when he was satisfied with his work or got tired. The media and interviewers obviously focused on the Netflix part, and back-staged his main intention that was to be mindful in his breaks. Well Mrinal told the TRUTH 100 % and many channels did a great job in conveying the real meaning, but even more than truth the fake coverage is being done or else why would this question come up 🤦♂️. So the fake publicity must stop. After talking to him about this and other stuff, I realised that Mrinal is in fact an amazing guy, he was simply a guy with a plan ( that worked……for him). He deserves the AIR 1, cause the way he views things felt so cool to me, like the way great people do, he worked hard but planned so well that burnout couldn’t occur. I only talked to him for a while before the mob crowded him 😂 so i can only comment this much. In the end, we can once again learn that: • The media focuses on eye catching topics, so the words NO TIMETABLE, NETFLIX were over glorified but the real meaning he meant was Under-Shadowed. • He had a plan and it worked him, because he was dedicated enough to do it and had that self control to glide over the vortex but it doesn’t mean that all the aspirants can do wonders by following his routine. The thing is you must do what works for you, Yes experiment different routines and Books, but finally you must choose the person you want to become. The Toppers are normal people and they give us hope that we can be like them one day. Have you ever wondered how hard it must be for someone who just came out of the NEET saga to answer all questions as if he/she is the supreme being, where thousands look up to his/her advice, that’s hard for anyone to bear and thats what’s happening. I now realise how Bhavik Bansal sir might have felt when aspirants asked him the same questions even after he moved to a different course all together. Well I graduated from being an aspirant just two months ago, so I’m not a very experienced person but as an aspirant there’s a lot of confusion and helplessness about how to do things, and you have every right to know about the ways, but it must stop after an extent and you must figure out your way. Teachers, seniors and friends can help you so much but its you who has to run, SO RUN!! So sab apna gyaan ***** band karo !!
Such a down to earth human . You will always be my inspiration sir. I don't know whether you read this comment on not . But I would like to tell you that thank you so much for always guiding and motivating students like us . I m currently a 2nd yr dropper of neet ug . I scored 396 in 2021 and I decided let's leave this , may be I am not made for this . But then I suddenly came across your video. You explaining about bone marrow aspiration. With due respect sir you have a very calm and humble voice 👌. You will always be inspiration. I hope I ever get a luck to meet you in person 🙏
Thank you Dr Aditya ❤️ thanks for reminding me the basic reason why i started ....i m a neet ug aspirant ....i was really out of my track after getting influenced from air ranks ....i was actually doing the same mistake trying to follow their things which i finally realised..they were not helping me .... actually we really used to forget why we all started ...i mean it doesn't matter if you get air 1 aur air 1k eventually we all will be the same in the medical college and we all will be serving our nation and helping people in need ..🙏
very good msg! Everyone of us has different journey .....one can learn from other but can't copy other...we all have different life, different hurdles, different circumstances....We have to jst focus on our goal 👍👍
@@suprobhbakshi1998 dear freshers study for 1st time they don't get even 7 months for revision while for droppers whole 7-8 months for revision , talking about myself only , I am in 12th now, my whole December was dedicated to term 1 boards , still some syllabus of 12th is left to study then I have to revise 11th also 😪 Plus term 2 board exams are waiting to come in march -april too
Yes yes yes sir aap ne jo kaha dill pe lag gaya. I think NO HARD WORK & NO SUCCESS. WITH HARDWORK AND EFFORT U CAN ACHIEVE ANYTHING, BUT WITHOUT HARD U CANNOT ANYTHING. SMART WORK COME ONLY AFTR HARDWORK.
Hello doctor! I'm new to your channel. This is the first video of urs which I'm watching. "The one thing which i desire right now is my father coming back; He passed away 6 months ago" these lines touched me. I'm a 16yr old girl currently in class 12 & I've also lost my dad 6 months back. You are so stable now which inspired me. Thank you 🙏
@@DrAditya2935 I feel horrible all the time. Every single moment I feel the absence. He was my world n all in a sudden he left. I can't manage . I'm still learning how to survive without him.
@@sudiptabandyopadhyay6754 me too. I consulted a psychiatrist. That helped me. Maybe you should too. I used to cry every day, had thoughts about killing myself and most importantly I felt there was no point of living. He is my everything. Even now. Everything I do is to just continue his legacy.
Guptaji ,you won our heart at first instance.. Lost my father in my childhood ,my mother is bedridden for many years cause of her illness untreated in worse medical condition in bihar..often heard a lot of inferiority regarding aiims n iitian but your simplicity n lesson has really touched my heart...god bless guptaji❤️💜 please visit bihar anytime ,we would luv to meet n get inspired from you
Dr. Gupta explicitly explain what it means. There are much more beyond in life than marks or rank at the end what your passion and the zeal you want to do will makes a huge impact to someone life. Unfortunately, many youngsters forget morally, ethically in life this days
People cannot even take a joke these days . The guy secured first position in a country , I think he is allowed to joke . And by the way he is not obliged to give away his study routine or something . If the next topper says he/she sold all the books after board exam and went on vacation, it would be casual and funny too . The reporters and news channels need to learn a lesson .
Thank you so much Dr aditya. This is exactly what I keep telling my friends and relatives about mbbs and entrance exams. Lets all focus on ourselves. Let's customize our journey to ourselves.
Huge respect to you for saying this. Your videos are amazing. But this one hits the nail on the head. More people need to listen to you saying this in today’s world.
Yes. In Usa people don’t call Sir/Madam. They call with name. Even a CEO of a company will be addressed with name by a new employee of the company. Anyway no ji.. etc needed to be added. Easy talk..
I was always told this saying since childhood: "People never appreciate what they already have." There are thousand kids working their as* off to get the ranks what he has achieved. I am one of them too. So Dr. Aditya, kindly don't demotivate us because "ranks do matter". Let you be our inspiration! IDK how difficult med school is but my classmate who got into the med school is definitely living a satisfied life than me who is dropping a second year, working hard and still hearing a mouthful from relatives that if you couldn't do it in 2 attempts...you won't be able to do it even in 10 more :(
Every medical aspirant and student must watch this video. Sometimes we get so obsessed in this rat race, we just seem to forget the central point that we are becoming doctors. We've got the opportunity to make some difference in other's lives. We must not forget this ultimate thing.
This was the best thing I saw this ..thank you Mr Doc ....to be hones..I am so relaxed now ...thank you so much ...for making it clear that dreams is important ...focus and believe
I just recently started watching your videos ....amazing work gupta ji ...I am in my 3rd prof right now with no seniors in my college ...relatable videos from you will be very helpful for medicos like me..... 👍
There is also a huge hype around "DREAM RANK/BRANCH". I think getting ranks or certain branch in these exams can only be a target or goal but not DREAM. Someone who keeps an exam in mind for dream is just being mediocre in his /her aspirations. Dream is a mission ,a project that gives meaning to their life. Instead of focusing rather obsessing abt scores ,one shud focus like really focus on the work ethics and the process of studying itself,that kick of understanding a concept damn well . That is what counts! That is what liberates a student from these new age distractions.
i was so shocked seeing this. i was like no this can't be true , dr aditiya wouldn't do something like this. but damn the message. we all needed this, you're the batman man.
Brother Aditya ! No matter what you are saying is a genuine and blunt truth but trust me this Indian mentality is never going to change. When i was doing my MBBS i was also obsessed with these ranks and toppers. Coaching institute is the one has to be blamed for this.
I verry well support the fact that we shouldn't IDOLISE AIIMS aiims TOPPERS.....but one hing I didn't agree was that ranks don't matter.... Getting into aiims myt be verry basic thing for u, but it could be revolutionary for someone who is in the prep or hasn't made to aiims......
This hierarchy must stop. Very true. We don’t call our seniors sir , we call them dada/didi which means big brother/sister. I am in my final year of MBBS and you too are my dada. ❤️
Dr.Gupta 1 request:- I am taking a drop for neet 2022(ug).Please make a video about aiims so that we can get some inspiration.(you made a video few days earlier but make a video mentioning other things that you feel is very unique or inspiring about aiims-d)
and honestly IQ is a factor ....My brother studies barely half an hour and if a test is held the next day he gets above 90 and honestly sometimes I feel jealous about it ..But now I acceptedit and wish him the best
Bhai I really find your words very inspiring Could you please take a humble request and make a video advising on how and whether a dropper can still crack aiims New Delhi for MBBS ? It would be a huge help, especially mine
I am a med student in Australia (USyd) and to be honest, watching your videos is a super humbling experience. You are totally right, there is an implicity power hierarchy when students are ranked. Studying Medicine should always be a humbling experience. At no one point should a student ever say "baas, aj mujhe rank 1 mil geya. Zindagi is complete". Focusing on competitive ranks are narrow minded and detract from the true power of this career: the ability to learn, apply and accelerate new knowledge :)
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Reminds of this great Rumi quote: ‘Do not follow the footstep of others, seek what they sought’. It holds very true especially in today’s age of information.
Could You Help Me To Elaborate This Quote In Detail
Not Able To Understand !!
@@piyushsingh6184 It’s like ,don’t just copy blindly the routine and timetable of toppers! Take motivation and insights from them and make your own way up to your goal..
@@gladiator8466 Indeed 🙏✨
Beautiful people- beauty doesn't matter
Rich people- wealth doesn't matter
Toppers- rank doesn't matter
Stop believing such bull shit, everything matters
@Anjana Mazumdar no they say that bcos they dk the problems of people who don't have those things
Very good message ! Every aspirant has a different story and a different background! it's NOT a one size fits all approach for life and career, just focus on your target and be grateful everyday. Thank you for sharing this 💙
Absolutely sir.
Love you sir ❤️
Absolutely. I am an BITS Pilani engineer 2015 and cleared neet 2021 with 676 score. My story is featured in Times of India. Nothing is impossible. There is no unique path, age limit, nothing. We all are different.
Love you sir😍
Ok
Thankyou Dr. Aditya for speaking so beautifully and aptly. ❤️
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Aree aap bhi.😀😀😀
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Heloo bro big fan
Ohh bhaii,kya faltu reply kr rhe ho,khud 3yrs drop liya,teko smjh ni aarha ki banda 4hrs padh kr n binge watch kr ke neet crack ni kr sakta,AIR 1 to fir bhul hi jao
To esa reply mat karr bhai,bachhe gumrah hote h
Beautiful people: outer beauty doesn't matter.
NEET Rankers: Ranks don't matter
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😂😂 true bruh.. like money can't buy everything is for the poor🤣🤣
If rank doesn't matter to apni rank hme de de bhai or hmari rank tu lele😂
Absolutely. I am an BITS Pilani engineer 2015 and cleared neet 2021 with 676 score. My story is featured in Times of India. Nothing is impossible. Every path is unique.
@@AK-39 😂😂😂😂
@@aakritig7 congrats bruh👏👏
This video is such a genuine message for all aspirants out there. Cracking an entrance isn't the end, it's the beginning. Find your own way through this journey.
Sir aap aapke channel pe Active kyu nhi ho ?
Absolutely. I am an BITS Pilani engineer 2015 and cleared neet 2021 with 676 score. My story is featured in Times of India. Nothing is impossible.
@@aakritig7 Are you the same person as the one in brut interview?
Mrinal kutteri isn't lying. Maybe he might have under estimated his study hours as not everyone measures their time while studying. Most of the toppers I have met are more of intelligent than hardworking. IQ is a really important factor thats why people who study for 12hrs a day can't get selected often but someone studying 4 hrs does
this is not a lie , this is a joke . Why can't people take a joke ? I don't know him personally but why can't people take a joke 🤣
By the way if I come first in any exam and reporters come , I would say that I sold all my books and went on 1 month long vacation after board exam . That would be nice
@@bitoffbalance4021 he confessed in interview that he was not on social media and used his mother's whatsapp. If he was lying or joking he would say he was active on social media as well. People always think that toppers study all the time because it gives them satisfaction to think that toppers are book worms and dont have hobbies. By the way 4-5 hrs apart from school and coaching is enough. If u add school and coaching time then it would be near about 12 hrs everyday
@@jack-tm6em then he was not joking . I don't know I have not seen his interview .
But why are people behind his interview 🤣, he can say whatever he likes haha
Ya brother...m in 12..but very weak in physics even m trying hard but just getting average marks and one child on TH-cam is teaching the lesson which even I don't understand..the child is in 6 or 5 std ...so it's possible
Probably one of the most genuine Aiimsonians. Huge respect for you, Bro😇
Truly agree with this. We are so obsessed with toppers. Today known as a topper and tomorrow you never know what life has to throw at you. Life's such a dynamic state and to make the best out of any situation is what I would aspire for. I believe that instead of copying someone obsessively we should set our own goals, find out and follow our own path which suits us, take responsibility for our actions and handle our regrets because everything in life is not meant to go perfectly. We should be enjoying the journey as much as our desires to reach the destination. Sometimes in this system of competition as a med student we become so obsessed and mechanical with our approach to cracking exams, etc, we forget that this profession holds a bigger goal,a deeper meaning to us. True we have to crack exams in order to achieve those goals but those exams are not the one and only thing in this profession. We forget about our loved ones without whom we wouldn't have been able to come so far.... In times like this, it's good to take a pause and try to find happiness in even the simplest things of our daily life and have the courage to sometimes walk down a different path that the majority weren't so obsessed to pursue, we should learn to enjoy taking things at our own pace.And that will make all the difference. 🤍
wow
People like u are blessed ones.The genuineness in your talk is absolute adorable .Wish u higher ranks in this world and also hereafter .
lemme say mrinal got it in his 1st try which means after 12 and he even said that he sudied in aakash which means 8 hrs of his day went in school and then 3-4 hrs of his day went in coaching centre with 7 hrs of sleep which leaves him with 5-6 hrs only HE STUDIED IN THOSE 5-6HRS GUYS ITS NOT THAT DEEP he didnt waste his all day on netflix
Yes, he said it during a akkash meet.
Also lemme tell you Top 1000 mein se koi bhi school nahi jaata
@@freddiem6805 myth
He's accent is so good.✌ and talking that's genuinely truth.
No hate but your perception of good accent is very wrong.
What actually is a good accent?
It's not accent,he's fluent!
@@Okiedokieyes yes his fluency 💥
@@ashwin2263 maybe they did tons of rehearsal 🤣
The reason most people are obsessed with rankers and their interviews, is because it seems like these people are consistently overachieving. For example, Dr. Archana, who had topped in both UG and PG. Do you feel like such people are born with a specific skill set or higher IQ that help them crack these exams, or is it a growth mindset and skills that can be developed by everyone?
Combination of IQ + hardwork = topper
Only hardwork or only IQ = mediocre to decent rank
@@jack-tm6em there are many students who with only hard work came up in life .. no need to be born intelligent to achieve something..
@@khoselaswin3254 in exams like jee and neet intelligence is crucial. In mbbs college exams and neet pg hardwork is more crucial
@@jack-tm6em myself being a average student .. I’m gonna join mbbs in government medical college.. I’m not smart but I work hard
@@khoselaswin3254 how do u know u are not smart . U might be underestimating your smartness. As i said only hardwork will give mediocre to decent rank. Smart plus hardwork will make one a topper
I absolutely agree with you, there's no point in running for ranks, but practically speaking in India for NEET-UG you need to have AIR 1-60 to get AIIMS, Delhi... Hence Ranks does matter a lot.✨
Run after ranks. That’s okay. Not the ranker.
@@DrAditya2935 you are legend🙏
@@DrAditya2935 absolutely.. ❤
@@DrAditya2935 👍👍👍
Yes. Same thing spoken by jj medical college student and aiims student, has different effect. So don't listen to anyone, rank and rankers matter.
Prepared for neet for 3 consecutive years.
Neet 2019-263 marks
Neet 2020- 430 marks
Neet 2021- 545 marks
Even after scoring this much marks, i am not even hopeful of a government mbbs or bds seat. Feel totally devastated at myself. Tried so hard but still it was not enough. And, on top of that when i hear words of topper like how they used to study for only 4-5 hours and chill by watching Netflix totally shakes me up. My confidence is shaken to the core seeing the level of competition. I am skipping this field now. Maybe it's not for me. All sacrifices have gone in vain.
Bruh don't be discouraged by these people...
These people don't care about others ....they don't know that they have to power to misguide millions
Mohamad bhaiya here
My sister gave neet 4 time and she got sucess in her 4 th attempt
2017- 193/720
2018-287/720
2019- 499/720
2020 -602/720
Now she in 1st year of her mbbs journey and enjoying her life in mmc Tamil nadu .please Donot feel demotivate.
Take year a drop and become successful doctor . Ignore society and negativity. Focus on your goal and achieve greatness
@@aiimsdelhi2629may your comment sooth him to a extinct 🙏
@@jeeadvanced6533 ya bro
Are bhai
Sab ki potential alag alag hoti
He might be more potent in keeping the things in mind in less time
That's why he was chillin out with studying
He kept his life in a dicipline way
Brother shayad your potential is lesser than him in this case
Now do only things which you feel better and you are capable of doing it
And feel your self down
Pata nhi kyu lekin tumhara comment sidha dil pe laga bhai.
Take care
Dr Aditya really proud of you...! Im ur senior and very happy you make such videos..giving correct and friendly guidance to the juniors..!!
Today i got to know about Abhinav Dhingras death..he was an inspiration to me during my kota days..really life is unpredictable..it made me appreciate my life as a whole..!
2015 AIIMS topper Navsheen Singhal was my classmate in Tafet PMt , Janakpuri, Delhi.. Let me tell you some facts regarding him, he was very down to earth, didn’t had any attitude also used to clear many students doubts (including mine) and most importantly he was gifted with very very sharp brain.
I really think we need doctors like you Gupta ji🙏 who are so humble and down to earth so that hierarchy between junior and seniors can somehow get lessened
Awasthi ji....ek din aap bhi AIIMS mein ho sakte hai
@@tkv79 Are bhai wo to sabhi aspirants ka dream come true hoga .... Bas hope kabhi nhi chodna h aur try karte rahna h😊
@@dr.kushawasthi2572 pehchaan ni rahe ho be Awasthi?
@@tkv79 Pehchan gye the bhai😅
First of all congratulations to AIR 1 Mrinal no matter what anyone says he deserved it.I have been through NEET, though I did not get AIR 1 my rank is in 4 digits however I feel I can actually comment on the whole issue, I have studied the entire syllabus and gone through the entire process and let me tell you it is not possible to actually score 720/720 just by studying 4 hours everyday for 2 years! That is a fact and no matter how much you say it is not up for debate.For a 11th class student or 12th class student the amount of syllabus is way too wast. No matter how fast you are, no matter how easily you can comprehend things, no matter how sharp your memory is it is not humanly possible to cover such a vast syllabus of 3 different subjects, practice lots of questions and give mock tests in such less time.You can watch tv shows or do some extra curricular activity but covering all that in 2 years if you study 4 hours everyday is not possible.
If you are deciding to prepare for NEET trust me the process is not simple it’s brutal there would be times when you will just wanna quit, seeing such interviews breaks my heart, the amount of misinformation people can spread, if you want to give NEET and actually get a college you would have to sacrifice a lot of things I know it sucks but sadly it is this way.
Have you ever seen the Upsc Cse syllabus some people cracks it in one year.
@@ankansenapati3600 do you know that all of them are very good in studies as well as in gk n all from their school itself.. no one who does't study till 12th gets selected in one year preparation
@@MS-qf4je Then you know nothing about Upsc at all because they don't ask General Studies question from Past. And have you seen the syllabus because if you did then you wouldn't ask me this question.
Bhai jo banda school aur coaching jaega har din woh 4-5 hrs se zyada self study kr hi nhi sakta
U have said 'the very words ' of my mouth
When you are passionate about your goal even an hour deviation from it looks like 10 hours. I'm sure he mist have cried himself to bed for wasting those 1 hour and hence it got into his subconscious mind that he literally watched 10 hours of netflix n chilled. But we know the truth. But also I'd say topers dont mean one just completely cuts of from these pleasures. But they keep their priority at top.never compromise for a single day. Always dedicated. They do fall...get depressed but they get up ..because they know regretting is just a waste of time
India need much more people like u in every field to bring out of the illusions which are conquering n suffocating young minds ..Jus not giving any free space to think n act ..Rather jus follow the crowd ..What a state!.... Thank you for the video
Man. I've been following you from a long time, hands down one of the best videos guiding young doctors and probably an inspiration to alot. Please don't stop doing whatever you are.
The best video for each and everyone of us Dr. Aditya.
My thoughts are already occupied for the 2010 topper😬😓
Much needed!!
From the past two three years i saw this becoming a trend, exposing toppers and shit like it’s funny.. I don’t know how some aspirants made these kinda videos where they know how tough it is to crack the exam even being in the first position🥲 This literally breaks my heart🥺
Dr. Adithya Guptha, you are so gentle and a truthful doctor. Thank you for making us realise that being a good doctor does not depend upon the rank but is based on our capablities, dedication and hardwork.
May you be a great doctor and fulfill all your dreams in future.
Best wishes 👍🏻from kerala☺️
Such a genuine reflection , the right facts slaying there. Thank you fr sharing this video sir .
exactly!!! Like i never got the obsession with toppers. like obviously they should be praised for their great feat and we can learn a thing or two from the way they went about their journey BUT completely following them and every little thing they did, microanalysing everything they say to prove a point or otherwise is so absurd. and it's not just fellow students trying to seek relief by painting toppers as being lucky or god gifted. It's also the teachers, the coachings and worse, the parents some times!!
Not to mention there is no one perfect, ideal way to do something. It becomes ideal because of the person that achieved it.
Thanks air for making this video this was very much needed right now as how people are obsessed with top rankers their time table their lifestyle that they forget that everybody has got different potential and capabilities its obvious that everyone could not be a topper but that doesn't define and justify the kind of doctor and a person that person is going to be in future
TYSM Dr. Gupta for this entire video. ..I'm totally shaken after my NEET-UG results and this particular video will serve as a silver-lining to me !! Thanks a lot. ..
Thank you so much for this. I can totally resonate with you. About time someone spoke up about this cringey Indian obsession with toppers, be it AIIM, JEE or UPSC. We Indians need to get a life.
Respect! ❤️
Bhaiya aap yahan 🤩
Big faan sir
🍑💨🕋
@@Neet-jk8ni kon hai yeh?
I think when there is no neg marking, leaving physics aside, avergely preparing for chem, and being good at biology is fine....bt after changes like ncert syllabus and neg marking, one should be 85-95% good at biology and 80% good at chem and min 70% good at physics is required..so focus on physics and chem more to get a decent rank...biology obviously we will prepare
I agree with you my dear 🤠
So a lot of people have answered this question already, but I’m gonna give my opinion about this now, well …Why now ?
Because somehow I met Mrinal Kutteri today and talked to him casually. If i had met the AIR 1 an year ago I would have bombarded him with questions, but now it was just a chill and relaxed conversation.
Me and my friends were at the Aakash Vizag campus discussing about how lazy we have become post NEET after which we asked Mrinal some random questions about what he’s doing with his free time, how’s fame like , about Football and Video games
But one question was inevitable, Was he really so chill during NEET Prep? So I asked him about this and what he told me really made sense …
In the Interviews he told that he used to study 4 hours apart from School (online classes) but the popular media interpreted it as he studied only 4 hours per day.
He said that he used to listen to music to take breaks and watch Netflix when he was satisfied with his work or got tired. The media and interviewers obviously focused on the Netflix part, and back-staged his main intention that was to be mindful in his breaks. Well Mrinal told the TRUTH 100 % and many channels did a great job in conveying the real meaning, but even more than truth the fake coverage is being done or else why would this question come up 🤦♂️. So the fake publicity must stop.
After talking to him about this and other stuff, I realised that Mrinal is in fact an amazing guy, he was simply a guy with a plan ( that worked……for him). He deserves the AIR 1, cause the way he views things felt so cool to me, like the way great people do, he worked hard but planned so well that burnout couldn’t occur. I only talked to him for a while before the mob crowded him 😂 so i can only comment this much. In the end, we can once again learn that:
• The media focuses on eye catching topics, so the words NO TIMETABLE, NETFLIX were over glorified but the real meaning he meant was Under-Shadowed.
• He had a plan and it worked him, because he was dedicated enough to do it and had that self control to glide over the vortex but it doesn’t mean that all the aspirants can do wonders by following his routine. The thing is you must do what works for you, Yes experiment different routines and Books, but finally you must choose the person you want to become.
The Toppers are normal people and they give us hope that we can be like them one day. Have you ever wondered how hard it must be for someone who just came out of the NEET saga to answer all questions as if he/she is the supreme being, where thousands look up to his/her advice, that’s hard for anyone to bear and thats what’s happening. I now realise how Bhavik Bansal sir might have felt when aspirants asked him the same questions even after he moved to a different course all together.
Well I graduated from being an aspirant just two months ago, so I’m not a very experienced person but as an aspirant there’s a lot of confusion and helplessness about how to do things, and you have every right to know about the ways, but it must stop after an extent and you must figure out your way. Teachers, seniors and friends can help you so much but its you who has to run, SO RUN!!
So sab apna gyaan ***** band karo !!
Wow! This deserves to be pinned. 🤗
Wow so beautifully said . Thankyou
Such a great convo u had....i liked ur comment
Hey Dr Aditya you're doing great job generally we stick to what topper says.
It not worthwhile for everyone.
Such a down to earth human . You will always be my inspiration sir. I don't know whether you read this comment on not . But I would like to tell you that thank you so much for always guiding and motivating students like us . I m currently a 2nd yr dropper of neet ug . I scored 396 in 2021 and I decided let's leave this , may be I am not made for this . But then I suddenly came across your video. You explaining about bone marrow aspiration. With due respect sir you have a very calm and humble voice 👌. You will always be inspiration. I hope I ever get a luck to meet you in person 🙏
Don't call him sir🤬🤬🤬 😅
@@doctorcapacitor7932 so what should we call? After all he's a doctor
The content you bring is amazing. Content you won't find any where. Totally love watching your videos ☺
Dr. Aditya your videos are a source of motivation for us and the way you ou explains I am in love with you ❤️
Thank you Dr Aditya ❤️ thanks for reminding me the basic reason why i started ....i m a neet ug aspirant ....i was really out of my track after getting influenced from air ranks ....i was actually doing the same mistake trying to follow their things which i finally realised..they were not helping me .... actually we really used to forget why we all started ...i mean it doesn't matter if you get air 1 aur air 1k eventually we all will be the same in the medical college and we all will be serving our nation and helping people in need ..🙏
Man huge huge respect to what you are doing!👏
very good msg! Everyone of us has different journey .....one can learn from other but can't copy other...we all have different life, different hurdles, different circumstances....We have to jst focus on our goal 👍👍
Well me who us dropping for the 4th time (5th attempt) I feel studying atleast 9hrs everyday is necessary...in my point of view.. in UG
Freshers can't study for more than 4-5 hrs as they also have to go to school
@@jack-tm6em freshers get 2yrs...while droppers only 6...7 months
@@suprobhbakshi1998 but most of their time goes away in school na ( atleast 7 hrs). 4 hrs is enough if u are going to school and coaching.
@@suprobhbakshi1998 dear freshers study for 1st time they don't get even 7 months for revision while for droppers whole 7-8 months for revision , talking about myself only , I am in 12th now, my whole December was dedicated to term 1 boards , still some syllabus of 12th is left to study then I have to revise 11th also 😪
Plus term 2 board exams are waiting to come in march -april too
Listened you for the First time, your thoughts are amazing👍, thank you Dr. Thank you so much, God bless you 🙏.
Yes yes yes sir aap ne jo kaha dill pe lag gaya.
I think NO HARD WORK & NO SUCCESS.
WITH HARDWORK AND EFFORT U CAN ACHIEVE ANYTHING, BUT WITHOUT HARD U CANNOT ANYTHING.
SMART WORK COME ONLY AFTR HARDWORK.
What an irony 😂 Sir mentions all his ranks as a tagline at the start of every video and then says "these ranks don't matter to me at all !"
Hello doctor!
I'm new to your channel. This is the first video of urs which I'm watching.
"The one thing which i desire right now is my father coming back; He passed away 6 months ago" these lines touched me. I'm a 16yr old girl currently in class 12 & I've also lost my dad 6 months back. You are so stable now which inspired me. Thank you 🙏
Hang in there. I miss him every moment of my waking life. The pain hasn’t gone but will get bearable sooner or later.
@@DrAditya2935 I feel horrible all the time. Every single moment I feel the absence. He was my world n all in a sudden he left. I can't manage . I'm still learning how to survive without him.
@@sudiptabandyopadhyay6754 me too. I consulted a psychiatrist. That helped me. Maybe you should too.
I used to cry every day, had thoughts about killing myself and most importantly I felt there was no point of living. He is my everything. Even now. Everything I do is to just continue his legacy.
Guptaji ,you won our heart at first instance.. Lost my father in my childhood ,my mother is bedridden for many years cause of her illness untreated in worse medical condition in bihar..often heard a lot of inferiority regarding aiims n iitian but your simplicity n lesson has really touched my heart...god bless guptaji❤️💜
please visit bihar anytime ,we would luv to meet n get inspired from you
Average students just remember.....
Hardwork beats talent when talent doesn't work hard .. :)
So work hard and crack ur exams..
bro.. talent is the result of hardwork that other people don't see :v
No bro but some people have inborn talent such as high iq level
Dr. gupta , how beautifully you conveyed this big message is commendable❤️
So sad to see our toppers dont want to stay in India.!
A very realistic and honest talk....Thanks a lot Sir😇🙏
Dr. Gupta explicitly explain what it means. There are much more beyond in life than marks or rank at the end what your passion and the zeal you want to do will makes a huge impact to someone life. Unfortunately, many youngsters forget morally, ethically in life this days
"YOU have to get what YOU want your OWN way" -THOMAS SHELBY
Men of culture
Its verry painfull Aditya ji , i wish you best luck to discover the techique for ALL Cancer .❣️🌟 We are with you .
This is a great message , thank you so much for doing this .
Rank doesn't matter, but colleges and their fee structure does.
People cannot even take a joke these days . The guy secured first position in a country , I think he is allowed to joke . And by the way he is not obliged to give away his study routine or something .
If the next topper says he/she sold all the books after board exam and went on vacation, it would be casual and funny too . The reporters and news channels need to learn a lesson .
We as humans must all aim for what we can contribute to world.profession must be a way. Life is so much more. Kids please explore.
Sir please continue USMLE podcast . I want to know that why you choose neet pg over usmle . And what are the benefits of usmle
Aditya byaa...u r sessions are really making everyone to believe reality rather than myths ultimately hard work wins only... 👍
Won my respect even more when u said don't call me sir....call me Dr or gutpa ji ❤️
Thank you so much Dr aditya. This is exactly what I keep telling my friends and relatives about mbbs and entrance exams. Lets all focus on ourselves. Let's customize our journey to ourselves.
I Always get fresh vibes from your video and fresh ideas for my preparation ☺ thanku Dr Aditya☺
Who gone through depression they value the lessons they got from each day of it . Reflective in Dr gupta's good words.
Huge respect to you for saying this. Your videos are amazing. But this one hits the nail on the head. More people need to listen to you saying this in today’s world.
Yes. In Usa people don’t call Sir/Madam. They call with name. Even a CEO of a company will be addressed with name by a new employee of the company. Anyway no ji.. etc needed to be added. Easy talk..
❤️Good message!!! 😀😀😀 Thank you doc 😁
Much needed at this time with all these social media hypes..thnx for making this bhaiyaa
I was always told this saying since childhood: "People never appreciate what they already have." There are thousand kids working their as* off to get the ranks what he has achieved. I am one of them too. So Dr. Aditya, kindly don't demotivate us because "ranks do matter". Let you be our inspiration! IDK how difficult med school is but my classmate who got into the med school is definitely living a satisfied life than me who is dropping a second year, working hard and still hearing a mouthful from relatives that if you couldn't do it in 2 attempts...you won't be able to do it even in 10 more :(
So relatives bad mouthing is that much important in our life!??🙄🙄..i didnt know that..I just simply tell them fck off .Mind ur own shit..🙂🙂
Alakh Pandey said Topper studies for 12 Hrs and says 4 Hrs Never believe them. Usain Bolt never reveales how to defeat him
Every medical aspirant and student must watch this video. Sometimes we get so obsessed in this rat race, we just seem to forget the central point that we are becoming doctors. We've got the opportunity to make some difference in other's lives. We must not forget this ultimate thing.
This was the best thing I saw this ..thank you Mr Doc ....to be hones..I am so relaxed now ...thank you so much ...for making it clear that dreams is important ...focus and believe
I just recently started watching your videos ....amazing work gupta ji ...I am in my 3rd prof right now with no seniors in my college ...relatable videos from you will be very helpful for medicos like me..... 👍
There is also a huge hype around "DREAM RANK/BRANCH". I think getting ranks or certain branch in these exams can only be a target or goal but not DREAM. Someone who keeps an exam in mind for dream is just being mediocre in his /her aspirations. Dream is a mission ,a project that gives meaning to their life. Instead of focusing rather obsessing abt scores ,one shud focus like really focus on the work ethics and the process of studying itself,that kick of understanding a concept damn well . That is what counts! That is what liberates a student from these new age distractions.
Luv ur work Dr.Gupta Ji ❤️❤️, hope to meet u some day after clearing UG✌️
Sahi kaha aapney bhaiya, everyone has different way of studying n working n v must focus on it .....
I learnt great lessons from you Dr Aditya, Thanks to you!
i was so shocked seeing this. i was like no this can't be true , dr aditiya wouldn't do something like this. but damn the message. we all needed this, you're the batman man.
His main motive is to reduce competition. 😄
Brother Aditya ! No matter what you are saying is a genuine and blunt truth but trust me this Indian mentality is never going to change. When i was doing my MBBS i was also obsessed with these ranks and toppers. Coaching institute is the one has to be blamed for this.
I verry well support the fact that we shouldn't IDOLISE AIIMS aiims TOPPERS.....but one hing I didn't agree was that ranks don't matter.... Getting into aiims myt be verry basic thing for u, but it could be revolutionary for someone who is in the prep or hasn't made to aiims......
Very right Doctor.. Just right message for youngsters/ Lakhs of people wishing to become doctor for whatsoever reason.
Gupta ji... would love to meet u someday!♥️
Wow you opened my eyes.... thank you so much brother ❤️
Are AIIMS students with domiciles in West Bengal eligible for the state quota for the NEET PG?
NO
No
This hierarchy must stop. Very true. We don’t call our seniors sir , we call them dada/didi which means big brother/sister. I am in my final year of MBBS and you too are my dada. ❤️
Boss can also said to seniors
@Variable X ha,wo to hai...i m just stating what is in real practice
Dr.Gupta 1 request:-
I am taking a drop for neet 2022(ug).Please make a video about aiims so that we can get some inspiration.(you made a video few days earlier but make a video mentioning other things that you feel is very unique or inspiring about aiims-d)
Dr.Sahab aapne bahut gehri baat bola hai.
It's rare to listen these words.
The doorknock at last and the quick response😂😂
Well, you dont mess with door knocks from your mom no matter how old you get :)
@@DrAditya2935 Haha😆
this is reality,😂😂😂😂
Vidya is going towards Artificial intelligence . Doing interships and related . She passed step 1 but opted out of it .
@@DrAditya2935 legend
You are amazing in councelling freshers, thanks a lot ❤️
Posting great content everyday with persistence
Hatss off to you 💯💯🙌
This is a very good message. I've seen even students from Private medical colleges do great in life
Best example: Dr Devi Shetty
Not even remotely related to medical field, still watched the whole video because of how beautifully you speak! :))
and honestly IQ is a factor ....My brother studies barely half an hour and if a test is held the next day he gets above 90 and honestly sometimes I feel jealous about it ..But now I acceptedit and wish him the best
Bhai
I really find your words very inspiring
Could you please take a humble request and make a video advising on how and whether a dropper can still crack aiims New Delhi for MBBS ?
It would be a huge help, especially mine
I just found u a few days ago,and I'm glad to have found u atleast now.You are very genuine,and you'll be a great doc.🖤
Focus on urself n introspect urself rather gaga over these toppers...that's the point ....
Sir dil chhu lene wali baat kahi rank koi yaad nhi rkhta yaad rkhte hai best dr bn ke dikhao
What ever u r saying is absolutely up to mark.
Slowly you are becoming my fav youtube😌 Thank you so much sir
I am a med student in Australia (USyd) and to be honest, watching your videos is a super humbling experience. You are totally right, there is an implicity power hierarchy when students are ranked. Studying Medicine should always be a humbling experience. At no one point should a student ever say "baas, aj mujhe rank 1 mil geya. Zindagi is complete". Focusing on competitive ranks are narrow minded and detract from the true power of this career: the ability to learn, apply and accelerate new knowledge :)