As neet aspirant i sometimes feel that we Indian students study so much for exams like JEE and NEET , solving such questions in high school only and many of the 2nd and 3rd year pre med students were not able to do that ,it's fine sometimes it happens ! But still after cracking such hard exams we get colleges that are not worth ! Like they get the periodic table , calculator and what not but if you ask periodic table to any aspirant he will hardly take a minute to tell the whole table in sequence ! The level of hard work we have spent in doing just inorganic chemistry ,if we put that efforts in MCAT ,then surely crack the whole exam with top grades ! The government should spend more money on the facilities and infrastructure of Indian universities ,we work very hard to just get a single government seat ! Nice video !!✨
As someone appearing for NEET 2023, I can confirm that the prep for this exam is like a war every damn day. Even if you wanna relax for some time and take a break, ur mind constantly pushes you back to studies. Hopefully, I get selected this year🤞
hii, I am from tenth and I really need advice on what books u use/ coaching or videos used and any extra methods to crack neet. I am really debating on choosing this subject and I can’t get a direct reply so I would be really grateful if u reply. thank you :)
@@valentine5498 Reading NCERT is the most important part of it all. You need 360/360 in biology for a good rank. Read every chapter, every line till you start explaining them to strangers in your dreams. For physics and chemistry, PYQs should come first and then you can go for MTG fingertips. That's 50% of the work done. Now you need to revise and attempt as many tests as you can. Revision + tests are crucial and you will not get anywhere without these. Also, did I mention NCERT? 8-10 hours of self study every day without fail. Work hard but don't punish yourself, you'll need lots of love and motivation too. Good luck.
The biggest difference I am noticing is how chill and cool they are, while Indian kids giving IIT and NEET exams are so stressed and have dark circles around their eyes, the 12th is stressful then these exams are triple stressful.
@@devd_rx No you're referring to the situation in only usa. My cousin is going to Germany to pursue ms and his tuition fee in indian rupees comes around 50000 per year which is less than iits and nits, that is public universities, private ones are surely expensive 10-12 lakhs per annum in indian rupees. In Europe, Canada, Australia which are 100x more developed than India, 99 percent of the public universities are free for citizens, private ones are a bit expensive but manageable and they surely know how to chill, be cool and manage studies at the same time and their nations are progressing while we are still a developing nation since 1947.
@@music_heaven7894you should know why we are still developing nation tho Americans Didn't leave there country when it was not developed and europeans Ofcourse never got looted to be poor so Yea It only makes sense For India to be still developing when Most Indians Run Companies in every country except India
@@devd_rx doesn't negate the fact that Indian kids had to go through burden of getting labeled as worthless if they aren't able to secure 90% This burden shouldn't be there It's better to be stressed and learn something about education loans which will help u learn and maintain finances in future, where's feeling of worthlessness going to take you in life ?
@@SatyamCodesss you know carbon chain has skeletal structure... The zig zag fashion one.. Why is it so?.. Ise answer karo..😆jee walo ho na.. Abhi sab pata chal jayega...
@@SatyamCodesss and you solved section b question of mixed kinematics question which was taken from jee mains pyq and modified it? And the semiconductor one... Wow dude just by seeing you calculated these things...
@@Giveup00 learn to appreciate complements and have the grace to accept them well. It will help you in life no matter if you’re a successful NEET taker or not.
They are not Real Heroes they Donkey who Work like a Donkey😂😂For 18 hours and sleep less.Aur kya Ukhad Lia Bas Kuch Ceo ya Doctor kya ban jate hai Tum Toh Unhe Real Hero bana dete ho.Bahot Iit and Neet wale Berozgaar hai😂😂
Not really real Heroes, as truthfully most of these stuff are useless in the long run, and waste of time. The time & years these Aspirants spend on just studying theoretical stuff could have been used to better understand actual practical stuff instead. Then maybe India would have been rated in the Top 10 of the World for producing best Doctors. Just studying theory and solving theoretical question doesn't solve actual real life situations. I am not saying that Indian Doctors are bad. What's bad is the Indian Education system which focuses more on scoring rather than learning, as Indian who have studied in other countries perform quite good comparatively in practical situations.
I have my neet on 17th July , 1.87 million aspirants this year , and around 30,000 government college seats for general category .. You need 620+ to qualify for a govt college it's like the cutoff. And 670+ to get for prestigious colleges! Reservation and competition makes it tougher ! Also speed matters a lot !
reservation makes exams more tough tbh.......i also going to give neet this year, my sister is in 2nd year mbbs.....during her time(2 years back) cutoff was so high that at 540 she didn't got into semi government college. So she had to go for private medical college. On the other hand her friend, she had less then 430 and got into semi government college. And as she was from OBC/ST/SC (idk), she even had freeship card that means government will pay fees for her. btw her parents were government employees so she was not eligible for reservations and freeship card. but still this is india.
And also now after 5 years of MBBS everyone needs to crack NEXT exam, without which no license and no PG. So it's good if you prepare for USMLE and PLAB too.
@@jasmine0613 I don't think that in NEXT exam there will be any reservation because the govt clearly mentioned to pick out true talented and efficient doctors. So let's hope for the best.
@@farheeennnnn3 LoL reservation will be there in each and every govt exam(except NDA i think)... My father is a govt employee and there's reservation for promotion as well
All right. NEET is extremely difficult, but the fact that we can get into med school in India directly after cracking NEET is still a good thing compared to 4 years of pre med before med school in US!
@@inaayasajid no for premed u can major in anything (literally even english or history) and it doesn’t have to do w medicine and then still get into med school after giving the mcat (medical entrance exam)
After watching this, I'm feeling kinda proud passing NEET, I dedicated my whole highschool life to pass this..my score was 680 out of 720😭yall think that this is the hardest part? but nah.. After med school starts for us it's more harder with no free time, and after med school we got to postgraduate med school.. we literally dedicate our whole lives to med school to become a recognisable doctor🥲 Kudos to all the doctors and aspiring doctors out there!🌚
Where are you now and also 680/720 is well beyond amazing! Anyways I know how tough med schools can be, so its not bad if you struggle a bit as it's ok to not to be okay. Kudos to you for choosing to be a doctor and serve many people and I would like to wish you all the very best in your upcoming endeavours. Let's keep grinding :)
@@randomperson9404 I agree! And thank you so much! Appreciate it! I did my MBBS in a government medical college in India, after that I did my post graduate study in sports medicine in the UK. I just graduated this year!
Oh na neet is a gate way to hell, doctors are respected i agree everyone respect, including me, but one thing they have to study like hell, give exams continuously, man and if you don't get government seat then you're done for, 😂😂 You're half of life will be finished in paying study loan 😆
@@ErenYeager-gp7um Yeah I agree, like some parents force their kids to become a doctor when the kid is not at all interested to become a doctor.. What I'm trying to say is, if the person has interest, all the struggles won't affect them as much as it'll affect ppl who aren't interested but are forced to study to become a doctor :( I got the chance to get a gov seat but there are some who don't work for anything and just pay tons of money to get into private med schools.. I'm not blaming everyone who go to priv med schools but there are some..who get away with everything without hard work, but with just money :( good for them I see my relatives forcing my little cousins to become a doctor while they don't want to.. I always tell them to follow their heart because I don't want my cousins to suffer all the struggles I went through.. I would've told them to pursue medicine if they were interested..but they aren't! I've seen some of my friends who are not interested in medicine at all who are pursuing medicine because of their parents.. I've seen them struggle to pay student loans too.. the struggle is real :(
You should've told them about the negative marking for wrong options and also the no. Of students giving this exam every year and the no. of seats available then it would be amazing to see their reaction
The tough part in neet is basically the level of competition And the timelimit to solve It doesn't take much intelligence It just needs determination The qustns you'll see in neet qusn paper would be the standard qusns for every topics and not difficult So it depends more on how you manage the time Coz you get 1 min per qusn
Looking at this video, I can't imagine how much we must've learned in those two years of 11th and 12th to clear exams like these. And when I took these pre med exams, we had AIPMT, AIIMS, State PMTs and god knows how many more. 14 years to this exam and I still sometimes dream I have got a test tomorrow. It is hard being a science student.
The fact that I could solve this paper being a Neet aspirant but couldn't ge through due to limited seats in India makes me kind of sad for the students in our country. Despite being more intelligent we don't get the chances we deserve.
Facebook cutting hiring of engineers by 30% from 10,000 to 6,500 Do you really want to be a software developer working at Google Facebook, one of 100,000 software developers,? Tesla laying off 10% of its white-collar staff, unless you want to work in the factory building a car, you don't have a job Why would you want to work at Microsoft with 100,000 software developers? Do you think you're really going to be the next Satya pichai or Sundar Nadella? This is the big difference between Indians and americans. Indians are just cheap labor in america, no matter how many times they claim they are highly skilled highly paid 50% of Americans work or own a small business, versus just 11% of Indians. Indians dream to work for low pay at a government job in India easy work and pension. Instead of working in the private sector for their own businesses. Indians look down on the peddler in the market, but Americans admire entrepreneurship This is why Indians don't succeed in Mexican succeed in America
Awesome. Harnoor you just nailed this video. The way you planned to make it with questionnaire and incentives. Its great. I love Hopkins. Thank you very much for making this video.
It's true that we Indian students study so much that when I was checking the questions properly they were pretty plain questions cause as an ICSE 10th grader we normally have already studied half of the syllabus but yeah it depends on what kind and level of education is given to each individual
@@pubgbawa193 idk why but people like you always find an excuse to from your incapabilities. Kuch acha kr diya toh arey isme ye dikkat h Kuch acha ni kra toh saale bacho ka sochte hi ni h Grow up kido
@@whiteknight10 it's the difference in mindset, whereas one focused on the negative, the other focused on the positive! It's a stereotype thing that's why it's funny 😄
All the top universities are still from America. This video only proves that out education syllabus is too vast and a lot of it useless. Instead we should have focused more on practical knowledge and skills.
i truley loved this.... it clearly shows the difference in generation of countries... and the hardship of an Indian student just because of over population... being a neet aspirant I envy them being a pre med although they cant solve the ques that we guys do before entering the collage.....
Younger generations and also the reproductive generations must notice to change this over population. Bringing a kid in this world isn't easy as the amount of inflation and higher cost has considerably reduced the quality. Moreover what kind of environment and situations we would bring our children into. Unemployment, less and polluted natural resources, harsh climate. I mean is this the legacy we would be living for our children to come into. Rather than enjoying and experiencing they would be frustrated and curse the parents to bring them into this world with struggle and so much less and limited opportunities. Apart from these if I go into medical aspects of genetic disorders or diseases. Being a parent is a huge responsibility as it's your decision that the chil8 has to face later. Overcrowding, over population leads to what this above video and comment section makes you to realise. Population is a real development hindrance. Less food resources, less vacancies, less post available, less college seats, more competitive world. We aren't insects or animals who keeps on breeding and increasing at alarming rates. We are Humans, intelligent, so behave one.
Ask that to countries like Japan heck even China is facing population downfall problem [albeit I admit that MANAGING IT IS MORE HARD AND ITS MORE IMPORTANT
if youre thinking we are smarter than americans then heck no by % they are way smarter than us only small fraction of people are smartest indian exams are tough as hell cause of stress , mental problem it gave to students and intense level of competition i am at 12th class neet aspirant became half mad by noe due to neet
@@finecut7266 yes sir I literally have a 27 year old classmate... I wanted to have more fun at my age But i guess I'll just have fun being the youngest doctor possible in Indian education system
Bro NEET is quite different from IIT . In IIT maths & physics are comparatively more tough so the cutoff in IIT-Mains is very low . But in NEET cutoff is very high , so where solving few IIT questions may be challenging but solving few NEET questions is quite easy . Also NEET questions are not time consuming like IIT . It's not that NEET is easy but you have to have very high accuracy & have to attend most of the questions for Selection .
@@kameshdubey-iitb1421 As per my neet friends their physics is comparatively easy . As they don't study maths so they don't have to take physics numericals needing strong maths knowlege (which is fair ). And obviously when you don't have maths & less numerical physics then questions become less time consuming . Hence you have more questions , which are based on remembering power .
@@kameshdubey-iitb1421 yess..brother.But allowing more than 2 attempts in NEET also increases the cut off.IIT is overall hard to get BUT in NEET u have to little bit accurate (easy question mein silly mistakes jyada hote hain).
Literally! being a med schools graduate I really love this content... I too got some answers correct. Never ever thought you will make a video on this! I wish I would have seen this few years ago!!
I'm final year mbbs students These papers remind me of those scary days&nights lol Still it's not any better But I'm enjoying it ☺️ Goodluck to all those young aspirants out there It's a beautiful and challenging course..stay motivated!!
Problem with our education and exam is that focuses on memory too much. We can take exams that look tough but can't apply anything we learn in practice. Exam is not the end goal. There is an Australian professor who saw our papers and asked "what are you trying to test?". It seems to be designed to eliminate candidates and not test for any metrics.
You're getting close to figuring out the problem, Indians don't get jobs in high school, so indians don't know why they are studying so Indians don't learn what they are studying. Indians refused to get jobs in high school, claiming only jobs are required for a necessity, then they blame their parents for preventing them from getting jobs. Are you going to be a school boy the rest of your life? How do you know what you want to do for your job career profession if you've never tried it? High school students college students around the world get jobs except for indians, and you are surprised that India is at the bottom of the world when you claim Indians are the smartest in the world. Of course Indians are at the bottom of the world, because they think like Indians India per person economy ranks 163 out of 188 United Nations recognized countries You blame the government, but the government is voted by the people, you are democracy, so that's what you want. You blame Hindu Brahmin caste system and reservations, but without reservations, Barack Obama would not be president of the United States you are so proud of, Harris being vice president because she is half indian, but without reservations she would not be vice president of the United states. Reservations is good for all indians, only 4% of Indians are Hindu brahmin, 95% of seats should be reserved for scstobc
Indian education system producing coaching mafias 😂 they are not focus on raw talent rather focus on common questions, and readymade techniques which are not taught in govt colleges due to corruption 🙄
What makes neet competition difficult is not the exam paper, it is easier than jee mains the total strength of the competition is what matters the 2.4 million students
Hi doc here..This video made me very nostalgic and even though I don't usually comment I feel I have to put something here. I took AIPMT in 2015 which changed to NEET the next year... from icse background... had to take care of boards and entrance together... read icse and cbse textbooks together in 11th and 12th. Had both maths and bio. Got 98.25% in 12th boards and went on to med school. The struggle of those 2 years was intense to say the least. Then came 5.5yrs of med school with HARD HARD labour... studied at one of the top colleges of India. Then cracked postgraduate entrance and waiting for a seat... my journey has been intense and so far not as rewarding as I hoped it would be... becos of the 65% reservation introduced by our govt for neetpg and almost 75% for central institute seats. I belong to unreserved category non ews. Putting this comment here so that whoever reads it will know that life of an Indian doc is far from ideal and pls think if u really want to invest this many years of your youth to this cause. What matters after all this is what legacy you leave behind
As a JEE aspirant,after seeing this, my respect for every NEET aspirant suddenly had an exponential increase Edit: people r thinking I'm saying this because I found the questions difficult, but actually I'm saying this because this taught me how Indian students have better knowledge on the subject than students outside
I gave Wbjee, Ranked - 9k Also gave AIEEE / JEE MAIN - Ranked 34k Now I am in 4th year last sem, got placed Microsoft, SAP LAB, TCS & AMAZON. Honestly It has been a very difficult journey although but It was great. It's not easy to get good rank in Jee or Neet or wbjee,
Just to add that not only doing 200 questions in 180 mins but also theres a negative marking system for each question. You have to do literally soo much of practice of sums and have bio and chem on your fingertips inorder to solve the whole paper and get good marks. The thing is this exam is given by 1.8 million students of India in competition and By the way I just gave NEET 2022 This year, please guys wish me the best that i get into it . Have a great time!! And Always remember that you are loved!! :)
Despite clearing such difficult exams in high school majority of us Indians still end up living a mediocre life, I believe because there isn't any support for research or culture that promotes research and scientific temperament. We just end up rot learning a lot of stuff without really applying it anywhere. That is why I believe we fall behind by a huge margin compared to the rest of the world when it comes to ingenuity and creativity.
Are bro India me research me paise bhi km h ek reason ye bhi h ab Indian students bechare poor background se aate h aur phir research me lag jaye paise na kmaye to ghr walo ko kb acchi jindgi de yrr aur agr research hoti bhi h to itni news aati nhi h kyu newspaper walo ko aisi news ek corner me Deni hoti h baaki me ad jo dete h aur public aware nhi ho pati
In the US education is extremely different than in India. Book knowledge is important but not everything. Colleges look for overall development, Extracurricular activities, social work, research, and work experience is all taken into consideration. Only grades will not be enough to get into medical school.
Population is low that's the main difference even avg students end up in amazing colleges in US wheres the same avg student will be struggling in India
Where is America lagging behind india? When India ranks at the bottom of the world and everything? India is a basket of crabs and you want to always show how you are better than somebody else, if you are better, then prove it If India is so good in healthcare, why did America do better in response to covid-19 than india? If the British didn't loot India then why is India poor? Because of choices made by indians. Every kid takes College admissions test, that doesn't make them heroes. They are just High School students. And thinking that Indians are better than anybody else in the world, and thinking that you are better than other indians, is why India is poor today. The whole world was conquering the whole world, including indians, is just that the Dutch Portuguese and British were better at it than the Indians. You are proud of the Indian conquerors Mauryan or Maratha but upset by the Mughals and British The British didn't take anything away from you they gave to you they tried to make you prosper, but allowed India to govern themselves and the local Indian government kept its own people down with the Indian caste system. The Americas were colonies and they had to fight for their independence, and why did they succeed? Because they gave everybody opportunity India had slavery before America's The whole world had slavery Stop claiming that America was built on slaves and now America is being built by Indians Indians are just 1.5% of American population, 99% of Americans don't work for indians. Stop saying such nonsense The British didn't oppress the indians, it was Indians that oppressed the Indians and Indians are oppressing Indians today If Indians are so smart why don't they have a Nobel prize they have 1 billion Indians but they don't have any worldwide reputation for scholars
Okay now I feel relieved that I can say like I had done enough just after my high school . I never knew people out there do 4year pre-med. Btw awesome to see struggle as much as we aspirants do 😂😂 nice vedio ✨
Bruh.. They're still in a better position than you. India ke exams tough hai ispe koi garv karne ki baat nahi hai. Ye bas overpopulation ke karan hoti hai which is worst.
This seems like a great way to make new friends across the campus. It's interesting that the only people you found to interview were all female, except the last candidate who pretty much forced his way into the game. Really fun video to watch, keep it up :)
You're getting close to figuring out the problem, Indians don't get jobs in high school, so indians don't know why they are studying so Indians don't learn what they are studying. Indians refused to get jobs in high school, claiming only jobs are required for a necessity, then they blame their parents for preventing them from getting jobs. Are you going to be a school boy the rest of your life? How do you know what you want to do for your job career profession if you've never tried it? High school students college students around the world get jobs except for indians, and you are surprised that India is at the bottom of the world when you claim Indians are the smartest in the world. Of course Indians are at the bottom of the world, because they think like Indians India per person economy ranks 163 out of 188 United Nations recognized countries You blame the government, but the government is voted by the people, you are democracy, so that's what you want. You blame Hindu Brahmin caste system and reservations, but without reservations, Barack Obama would not be president of the United States you are so proud of, Harris being vice president because she is half indian, but without reservations she would not be vice president of the United states. Reservations is good for all indians, only 4% of Indians are Hindu brahmin, 95% of seats should be reserved for scstobc
Yes bro…India prioritises everything over education Be it fuckin’ controversies , what Celebs are doing, who went where etc. No one really talks about how outdated our education system is The world has been over “Theory learning , no exposure “ a long time ago… It’s just us clinging to the old practice
@@themysticfascnversatins3909 American Education was designed by factory owners who wanted factory workers, which like you said is applied learning, the problem with indians, they chose not to build factories, unlike the Bangladesh who built factories and raised more poor out of poverty than India and built import export economy. India has more farmland than any country in the world, is the second largest producer of wheat behind Russia, and Ukraine exports more wheat than india, India exports 0% of their wheat practically 0% of Indian rice. India doesn't have an economy, and the computer technology, industry is thanks to American president Ronald reagan, who is also responsible for the Indian pharmaceutical industry and Indian call center industry. What did Indians create on their own? They couldn't even create covid-19 vaccine. That's the problem with indians, high school students don't get jobs they're learning and they don't know how to apply what they've learned, where is every other American kid has a job including those that go on to engineering and medical school. They have jobs. they learn something in school they apply it on a job they build a career and Indians are just lazy, Indian philosophy Hindu Brahmin philosophy caste system is to sit on top of the throne and tell somebody else to do the work d a l i t o b c SC ST
@@themysticfascnversatins3909 American 8th grade required to get financial education to graduate. American High School student required to get financial education to graduate. This is the problem with indians, they don't get jobs in high school to buy a car to buy a dress for the school dance to take a girl out on a date to travel to Florida for spring break they don't get jobs to save money for college and pay their own way, they have no financial education no financial experience no business experience no job experience they are 22 years old 23 years old and looking for a job for the first time, who wants to hire you? What American kids start working at age 15 and so do kids around the world? When all the other kids around the world by the time they're 25 have 10 years of work experience and Indians have one. Who wants to hire you? Not me. Get a job
@@onlyhelp9662 ncert is enough bro ...read the ncert make short notes of it ...keep on revising that notes ..once you became perfect with short notes ...start making more compressed notes like one page one lesson note It will really help you to recall everypoint at the time of examination Just reading ncert and highlighting it doesn't work
I am a psychiatrist and I made it .. to this point after clearing both neet UG and neet pg. And I tell all aspirants this exam is huge it's difficult. Neet pg is probably the most difficult exam on earth (19medical subjects to be done at once) so even if you don't make it , give yourself credit for atleast trying
Hello bhaiya/didi...I am just promoted to class 11th ...I took psycho as my optional subject ..and I wanna become a psychiatrist...can you guide me with how to become a very successful psychiatrist
The fact that this was the easiest neet paper ever makess me feel good bout my neet score in this onee … stilll iam dropping hopefully will crack it this year…
@@mayukhsamanta3722 all the bestt being a dropper ..one suggestionn if u can justt complete your 11th while your in 11th likee just dont let your11th lag ..neet will be a piece of cake for u in the first attempt only
college students unable to do 3 questions correct[ even after choosing].....meanwhile the Indian Chads scoring 720/720 in 12th class......we Indians are just on an entire different level...
Yeah 😀, when I was in class 12 in high school, our physics teacher said that what ever you learn in class 11 or 12, foreigners learn it in graduation or in higher courses 😀 that Indian education ❤️❤️
In the US education is extremely different than in India. Book knowledge is important but not everything. Colleges look for overall development, Extracurricular activities, social work, research, and work experience is all taken into consideration. Only grades will not be enough to get into medical school.
You're getting close to figuring out the problem, Indians don't get jobs in high school, so indians don't know why they are studying so Indians don't learn what they are studying. Indians refused to get jobs in high school, claiming only jobs are required for a necessity, then they blame their parents for preventing them from getting jobs. Are you going to be a school boy the rest of your life? How do you know what you want to do for your job career profession if you've never tried it? High school students college students around the world get jobs except for indians, and you are surprised that India is at the bottom of the world when you claim Indians are the smartest in the world. Of course Indians are at the bottom of the world, because they think like Indians India per person economy ranks 163 out of 188 United Nations recognized countries You blame the government, but the government is voted by the people, you are democracy, so that's what you want. You blame Hindu Brahmin caste system and reservations, but without reservations, Barack Obama would not be president of the United States you are so proud of, Harris being vice president because she is half indian, but without reservations she would not be vice president of the United states. Reservations is good for all indians, only 4% of Indians are Hindu brahmin, 95% of seats should be reserved for scstobc
In 2020 I was also neet aspirant,scored good marks and secure medical seat in general category, today enjoying this video in second year mbbs … remembering old days😊☺️☺️
Challenge is not just solving them within time frame but scoring such that you'll get into top 5% to get into Government Medical Colleges. It's altogether different level of competition looking back as a MBBS Student 😅
We are also forgetting that our high school and 11th 12th follows a different curriculum structure. And that is very different from IB board curriculum. So one has to consider that too. Indian school put a lot on students as soon as they entre in their high school and then intermediate. We get subject divided and began to study like a college student does. IB BOARD doesn’t follow that rule and after high school they don’t have intermediate they go to college pre or honours to again get in for higher studies. That what makes a huge difference. With all this set aside Indian students have to work more harder and harder as our examinations association put lots of rules and regulations but still students end up getting mediocre colleges.
I thought he just picked some random questions 🤣😂😂 I solved every question OMG This was really 2020 paper can't believe this easy............🥲🥲🥲🥲 Idk 2023 m kaisa hoga
I gave NEET this year... And all the questions you featured... I can solve them all... And I still scored 439😭... But now I am a little relieved... That many people can't even do this much... Like they were literally given choices... And they were not any exam pressure or family pressure... Or like piled with future problems... I just hope it gets easier to future generations... Cause this much level of pressure creates anxiety issues... I am dealing with that now... So I really wish it wasn't so friggin hard
I met Indian students who've given these neet exams. They only studied for the sake of passing or scoring on those exams. They don't remember anything later, even after a year. So technically their intelligence drops down to any other person who haven't studied for those exams.
In the US education is extremely different than in India. Book knowledge is important but not everything. Colleges look for overall development, Extracurricular activities, social work, research, and work experience is all taken into consideration. Only grades will not be enough to get into medical school.
@@ronalds271 i understand that ..... But that's how our school system works.... You gotta be good at everything to pass school .... Yess grades got more important over here ... But still this one is crazy
NEET is still Just MCQs......surprised to see those questions for the qualifying exam for a Med School in 2022. MCAT is about Comprehension and Reading capabilities and not about rote memorizations alone. NEET or our entrance exams are more about competition as it is about a huge population vs few opportunities and our culture is an inclusive culture so it has to accommodate various underprivileged groups in the society. NEET may pick the smartest but it is the MCAT that gives you conceptual learning that is needed throughout your life in the Medical profession. I stood in the top 50 in our regional Post Grad exam - but It is when I wrote my USMLEs - I really learned what exactly Medical science and is conceptual learning. Someone at the end should have discussed such evaluation in a deeper sense. Psychology is a component of the MCAT and Physics I dont think they read physics for the MCAT? but psychology, behavioral sciences, theory of knowledge, etc - they're never tested in our entrance exams.
NEET is more like an elimination exam, not really a qualifying exam. With so few available seats (about 76,000) and more than a million takers in every NEET exam, this is really very cruel process for them to undergo - you have to be in the highest 6% to ensure yourself to get a slot.
@@rap3208 thanks for the response - you put it well- for our social and economical situations - it more became an elimination exam - well I have no issues with it, But I always here - India being one of the great economical power by 2030 - we may balance the population vs opportunities (also we may open up various opportunities) - I believe NEP sort of modifications should enter the NEET UG and PG exams. For instance, a student with a 250 USMLE score can get into a radiology residency - but a student with 240 who have gotten published and presented - should be given priority - because he is the one who may be more useful to the academics and research.
@@kiranmaddu8006 India badly needs doctors, especially in the rural areas. They say there are only 17 active health workers - doctors, nurses and midwives - per 10,000 people. India has to make more medical schools or the existing schools increase more classes to take in more potential doctors. I believe it should also stop denigrating indian graduates from other countries as those schools where those foreign graduates come from serve the health and medical needs of those countries very well. There should be a common standardization test where everybody should pass it to make it as a doctor in India. The NEXT (if it ever goes through) is a step in the right direction where all indian and foreign graduates are required to take and pass it to qualify to a license.
@@rap3208 Yup I am aware of some of the needs - I finished my Radiology in 2003 and senior residency in 2004 and the first thing I did was join the service - so I took a Government job with an aim to serve for 5 years (could sustain only 3 years) - and used to go to peripheries during my stay in India. Yes we need a lot more docs and colleges - but two things I can add - 1. all depend on the trajectory of the Economy 2. Physician Assistant courses in USA are very innovative of serving the people - India should come up with such plans and find a solution for RMP based malpractices
Seeing these questions i don't want to say they are basic and a student preparing for neet would definitely get self satisfaction solving them once because here they are so stressed out because of pressure don't worry you can do it brothers and sisters ❤. All the best 👍.
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I'm a class 12th student, and I can say those students literally took some of the easiest questions and still managed to get them wrong 🙂
bro they haven't studied that stuff as he says in the beginning of the video we Indians study this stuff in high school {11 and 12}
@@prasha6478 aa gaya commerce wala ya fir arts ka
@@dti6866 tune science leke kya ukhaad liya
@@Heer2210 IIT
@@flamexnxx tune law kiya hai? Uska vakeel kyu ban rha hai😔
Now we understand why many Indians qualify as doctors in the US easily.
😆😆 right
I agree
😂😂😂
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😂😂😂truee
As neet aspirant i sometimes feel that we Indian students study so much for exams like JEE and NEET , solving such questions in high school only and many of the 2nd and 3rd year pre med students were not able to do that ,it's fine sometimes it happens ! But still after cracking such hard exams we get colleges that are not worth ! Like they get the periodic table , calculator and what not but if you ask periodic table to any aspirant he will hardly take a minute to tell the whole table in sequence ! The level of hard work we have spent in doing just inorganic chemistry ,if we put that efforts in MCAT ,then surely crack the whole exam with top grades ! The government should spend more money on the facilities and infrastructure of Indian universities ,we work very hard to just get a single government seat !
Nice video !!✨
Underrated comment👏👏👏
Heart of every aspirants ❤️😭😭
yeah fr this video makes neet look like a joke when it really isnt.. theres a lot of competition and sacrifices ad hardwork we neet to put in
U spoke my heart.. 😅
Children in usa will get many times better colleges than us by writing essays and actually enjoying teenage life
As someone appearing for NEET 2023, I can confirm that the prep for this exam is like a war every damn day. Even if you wanna relax for some time and take a break, ur mind constantly pushes you back to studies. Hopefully, I get selected this year🤞
hii, I am from tenth and I really need advice on what books u use/ coaching or videos used and any extra methods to crack neet. I am really debating on choosing this subject and I can’t get a direct reply so I would be really grateful if u reply. thank you :)
@@valentine5498 You must master ncerts for all subjects cuz you will get some direct lines as questions .
@@valentine5498 Reading NCERT is the most important part of it all. You need 360/360 in biology for a good rank. Read every chapter, every line till you start explaining them to strangers in your dreams. For physics and chemistry, PYQs should come first and then you can go for MTG fingertips. That's 50% of the work done. Now you need to revise and attempt as many tests as you can. Revision + tests are crucial and you will not get anywhere without these. Also, did I mention NCERT? 8-10 hours of self study every day without fail. Work hard but don't punish yourself, you'll need lots of love and motivation too. Good luck.
What's your score ??
How much did you got?
The biggest difference I am noticing is how chill and cool they are, while Indian kids giving IIT and NEET exams are so stressed and have dark circles around their eyes, the 12th is stressful then these exams are triple stressful.
You can choose to be chill and cool in india as well, just put up yourself with massive education loans like they do in foreign, and keep chilling 😁
@@devd_rx No you're referring to the situation in only usa. My cousin is going to Germany to pursue ms and his tuition fee in indian rupees comes around 50000 per year which is less than iits and nits, that is public universities, private ones are surely expensive 10-12 lakhs per annum in indian rupees. In Europe, Canada, Australia which are 100x more developed than India, 99 percent of the public universities are free for citizens, private ones are a bit expensive but manageable and they surely know how to chill, be cool and manage studies at the same time and their nations are progressing while we are still a developing nation since 1947.
@@music_heaven7894you should know why we are still developing nation tho Americans Didn't leave there country when it was not developed and europeans Ofcourse never got looted to be poor so Yea
It only makes sense For India to be still developing when Most Indians Run Companies in every country except India
@@devd_rx doesn't negate the fact that Indian kids had to go through burden of getting labeled as worthless if they aren't able to secure 90%
This burden shouldn't be there
It's better to be stressed and learn something about education loans which will help u learn and maintain finances in future, where's feeling of worthlessness going to take you in life ?
I want this year to go soon because I'm next in line to write entrance exams.. 🥲
Neet aspirants zooming the question 😂😂 to see if they can.
😂😂
I literally solved all the questions just by seeing it and I'm not even a neet aspirant lol
@@SatyamCodesss you know carbon chain has skeletal structure... The zig zag fashion one.. Why is it so?.. Ise answer karo..😆jee walo ho na.. Abhi sab pata chal jayega...
@@SatyamCodesss and you solved section b question of mixed kinematics question which was taken from jee mains pyq and modified it? And the semiconductor one... Wow dude just by seeing you calculated these things...
Ya me too..those were basic imo
Indian entrance exams to foreign students is always interesting 👍
Bimod
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Binod
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Binod
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It's difficult for them
*Just to Indians* ....
Kudos to every NEET taker… you’re our heroes.
Aww🌷thnxx, I'm gonna take this yr 😭
thnx
That was a great compliment ❤
Calling us heroes is bit of a exaggeration but whatever
@@Giveup00 learn to appreciate complements and have the grace to accept them well. It will help you in life no matter if you’re a successful NEET taker or not.
After watching this i realised that every NEET and JEE aspirant who are honestly studying for compitition are real heroes 😎
Keep studying
They are not Real Heroes they Donkey who Work like a Donkey😂😂For 18 hours and sleep less.Aur kya Ukhad Lia Bas Kuch Ceo ya Doctor kya ban jate hai Tum Toh Unhe Real Hero bana dete ho.Bahot Iit and Neet wale Berozgaar hai😂😂
And what about UPSC aspirants
@@constant6142 they are also dude
No one in the world can give exam without prepration.... Useless experiment...
Not really real Heroes, as truthfully most of these stuff are useless in the long run, and waste of time.
The time & years these Aspirants spend on just studying theoretical stuff could have been used to better understand actual practical stuff instead.
Then maybe India would have been rated in the Top 10 of the World for producing best Doctors. Just studying theory and solving theoretical question doesn't solve actual real life situations.
I am not saying that Indian Doctors are bad. What's bad is the Indian Education system which focuses more on scoring rather than learning, as Indian who have studied in other countries perform quite good comparatively in practical situations.
I have my neet on 17th July ,
1.87 million aspirants this year , and around 30,000 government college seats for general category ..
You need 620+ to qualify for a govt college it's like the cutoff. And 670+ to get for prestigious colleges!
Reservation and competition makes it tougher !
Also speed matters a lot !
reservation makes exams more tough tbh.......i also going to give neet this year, my sister is in 2nd year mbbs.....during her time(2 years back) cutoff was so high that at 540 she didn't got into semi government college. So she had to go for private medical college. On the other hand her friend, she had less then 430 and got into semi government college. And as she was from OBC/ST/SC (idk), she even had freeship card that means government will pay fees for her. btw her parents were government employees so she was not eligible for reservations and freeship card. but still this is india.
And also now after 5 years of MBBS everyone needs to crack NEXT exam, without which no license and no PG. So it's good if you prepare for USMLE and PLAB too.
@@farheeennnnn3 yaa and so much reservation again!!
System is pretty fucked up tbh!
@@jasmine0613 I don't think that in NEXT exam there will be any reservation because the govt clearly mentioned to pick out true talented and efficient doctors. So let's hope for the best.
@@farheeennnnn3 LoL reservation will be there in each and every govt exam(except NDA i think)... My father is a govt employee and there's reservation for promotion as well
All right. NEET is extremely difficult, but the fact that we can get into med school in India directly after cracking NEET is still a good thing compared to 4 years of pre med before med school in US!
@Cancerous Quota Khors bc kabhi college gya hai?
pre med is equivalent to an mbbs degree i think, so it's just indian schools allow legal practice after mbbs but in the US you need an MD to practice.
@@inaayasajid no for premed u can major in anything (literally even english or history) and it doesn’t have to do w medicine and then still get into med school after giving the mcat (medical entrance exam)
@@cancerousquotakhors2820 they do, depends upon the prestige of the college
@@inaayasajidif you don't have knowledge then shut your mouth
More population
More syllabus
More competition
More tough exam 🥲🥲
Literally what I've been saying for yrrrrr
@@Kayki148what the hell is your pfp??
@@uchihasomyadip2829 none of ur business????
More discrimination (cast) reservation 😢
Meanwhile UPSC
Most difficult
Most competition
Most population
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After watching this, I'm feeling kinda proud passing NEET, I dedicated my whole highschool life to pass this..my score was 680 out of 720😭yall think that this is the hardest part? but nah..
After med school starts for us it's more harder with no free time, and after med school we got to postgraduate med school.. we literally dedicate our whole lives to med school to become a recognisable doctor🥲
Kudos to all the doctors and aspiring doctors out there!🌚
Where are you now and also 680/720 is well beyond amazing!
Anyways I know how tough med schools can be, so its not bad if you struggle a bit as it's ok to not to be okay. Kudos to you for choosing to be a doctor and serve many people and I would like to wish you all the very best in your upcoming endeavours.
Let's keep grinding :)
@@randomperson9404 I agree! And thank you so much! Appreciate it! I did my MBBS in a government medical college in India, after that I did my post graduate study in sports medicine in the UK. I just graduated this year!
Oh na neet is a gate way to hell, doctors are respected i agree everyone respect, including me, but one thing they have to study like hell, give exams continuously, man and if you don't get government seat then you're done for, 😂😂 You're half of life will be finished in paying study loan 😆
@@ErenYeager-gp7um Yeah I agree, like some parents force their kids to become a doctor when the kid is not at all interested to become a doctor..
What I'm trying to say is, if the person has interest, all the struggles won't affect them as much as it'll affect ppl who aren't interested but are forced to study to become a doctor :(
I got the chance to get a gov seat but there are some who don't work for anything and just pay tons of money to get into private med schools.. I'm not blaming everyone who go to priv med schools but there are some..who get away with everything without hard work, but with just money :( good for them
I see my relatives forcing my little cousins to become a doctor while they don't want to.. I always tell them to follow their heart because I don't want my cousins to suffer all the struggles I went through.. I would've told them to pursue medicine if they were interested..but they aren't!
I've seen some of my friends who are not interested in medicine at all who are pursuing medicine because of their parents.. I've seen them struggle to pay student loans too.. the struggle is real :(
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Imagine if harnoor meet some 10-15 neet aspirants there or if he went to Kota to ask such questions ,his bank account tends to go zero !😂😂
Ya.. The questions were too easy😑
It's previous year paper so kota student hardly take 1.5 hour to solve whole paper
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Yhea definitely .. specially from Allen Students😅😅
Kota is not actually the best place for compitive exam anymore like chill
You should've told them about the negative marking for wrong options and also the no. Of students giving this exam every year and the no. of seats available then it would be amazing to see their reaction
Yeah😏
Exactly bro, I really feel we Indian students are gems.
Yeah neet is really tough exam
Yeah exactly!!
Why? Just wanna flex. Everyone has their own problems
my heart broke into 54 pieces at 2:27 BRO IS EDUCATION ILLEGAL IN US
True
Ya like a 9th grader can answer that 😂
How tf can Lithium form a diatomic molecule😢😢😢😢😢
The tough part in neet is basically the level of competition
And the timelimit to solve
It doesn't take much intelligence
It just needs determination
The qustns you'll see in neet qusn paper would be the standard qusns for every topics and not difficult
So it depends more on how you manage the time
Coz you get 1 min per qusn
Less than 1% students get selected in government medical college in India
@@angthikronghang7658 yup dts one of the rsns why its regarded as a tough exam
That the competition is high
Time limit is increased by 20 mins
@@a.rahuljoshi5760 usse ganta fark padega 20 question bhi tov pdne hai extra. Jee waluuu ko humse 5 guna time milta hai 1 question ka.
@@CHANDRACHUD420 lol jee walon ke sawal ka level bhi
Ye neet wale sawal toh maine bhi kar liye
Its fun to watch their reaction when you tell them when we give NEET exams
Binod
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@@BinodTharu-Official Aray Bhai kaam nahi hai kya
.. Aik saal hogaya
Looking at this video, I can't imagine how much we must've learned in those two years of 11th and 12th to clear exams like these. And when I took these pre med exams, we had AIPMT, AIIMS, State PMTs and god knows how many more. 14 years to this exam and I still sometimes dream I have got a test tomorrow. It is hard being a science student.
When we see someone has accomplished something we judge as it’s easy but to secure a job or accomplish a dream is not everyone’s court ball
Bro they r kids
They are getting happy in just solving one question.. So much
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🛣️💩 kids spotted, who's country even don't able to handle one single paper 😂😂
That is why most of the inventions are made by them🥰
That was fun watching it 🤣🙌 salute to everyone going through the NEET journey. Seems real tough.
The fact that I could solve this paper being a Neet aspirant but couldn't ge through due to limited seats in India makes me kind of sad for the students in our country. Despite being more intelligent we don't get the chances we deserve.
Facebook cutting hiring of engineers by 30% from 10,000 to 6,500
Do you really want to be a software developer working at Google Facebook, one of 100,000 software developers,?
Tesla laying off 10% of its white-collar staff, unless you want to work in the factory building a car, you don't have a job
Why would you want to work at Microsoft with 100,000 software developers? Do you think you're really going to be the next Satya pichai or Sundar Nadella?
This is the big difference between Indians and americans. Indians are just cheap labor in america, no matter how many times they claim they are highly skilled highly paid
50% of Americans work or own a small business, versus just 11% of Indians.
Indians dream to work for low pay at a government job in India easy work and pension. Instead of working in the private sector for their own businesses. Indians look down on the peddler in the market, but Americans admire entrepreneurship
This is why Indians don't succeed in Mexican succeed in America
I have solved all these questions in my mind without using pen and paper just by pausing for 10-12 seconds....but unfortunately I'm repeater....
@@humairaashraf5084 Indians are super human brains
So.what u doin currently ..repeater or took admission in something else
@@donkeydesiamericanprofessor Still better than a Donkey Unemployed Professor ranting about his poor living conditions I guess?
Awesome. Harnoor you just nailed this video. The way you planned to make it with questionnaire and incentives. Its great. I love Hopkins. Thank you very much for making this video.
Binod
It's true that we Indian students study so much that when I was checking the questions properly they were pretty plain questions cause as an ICSE 10th grader we normally have already studied half of the syllabus but yeah it depends on what kind and level of education is given to each individual
Ya
I have also given two correct.... ICSE bro ❤🔥
I'm a cbse student and this was pretty east for us too. Neet is actually moderate. The real difficulty comes with JEE mains and advance
Yeah dude
That uranium one was so easy !!
The time given is increased this year. Now it's 3 hours 20 min.
Loved this video ❤️
Cause question also increse ...
@@anu5921 nope you don't have to do those extra 20 question total number of questions you have to do are still 180 !!
@@inactive4115 we don't have do those 20 Q but we have to go through them to 🙏
@@pubgbawa193 idk why but people like you always find an excuse to from your incapabilities.
Kuch acha kr diya toh arey isme ye dikkat h
Kuch acha ni kra toh saale bacho ka sochte hi ni h
Grow up kido
@@inactive4115 nhi h accha , laga le thoda dimag .
I'm a NEET aspirant this year.... All of the questions were pretty easy... Well I see, it's kinda nerve wrecking too!
I hope I'll be able to do good!
V good video
All the best !! ☺️
@@user-xd2yu9fi12 thank you Tae ☺️🤞
But m to neet asprint bhe nhi hu upsc asprint muje wo sre question k lie pen bhe nhi uthna pda 😂
@@Aman-un7xw 🤣🤣
I think Indian education system is toughest education system🤣
Along with Chinese, Japanese and Koreans.. these countries have the most toughest education system ever
@@staff-of-jinhit-entertainmentchina is probably first then India is second. Japan and Korea probably come later
@@Megusta508 according to google South Korea comes first..
@@staff-of-jinhit-entertainment not really. South Korea doesn't have nearly as much competition and the difficulty level is similar
And the worst too
neet question is not difficult but the amount of knowledge and time to solve each question make this exam very difficult
After missing out on just 1 problem : Americans: It's alright, I got 2 right.
That Asian guy: Damn. I'm so embarrassed!
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I didn't get it
When the Asian guy made one answer correct...he got mad and started doing Boom! Boom
@@zaktanazaki8785 he was happy... What r u saying
@@whiteknight10 it's the difference in mindset, whereas one focused on the negative, the other focused on the positive! It's a stereotype thing that's why it's funny 😄
@@zaktanazaki8785 first Michigan is not in Asia n he was happy
All the top universities are still from America.
This video only proves that out education syllabus is too vast and a lot of it useless.
Instead we should have focused more on practical knowledge and skills.
Yes
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Come on dude even what we study in school like history geography is not useful
Neet isn't even start of mbbs yet we need the basics of everything
@@dontinsultme4821 "history and geography is not useful" bro what the actual f u talkin abt 🥴
@@amishrawat9753 it isn't what will you do of history in neet
No one is a match for my Indian boys and girls regarding education.
Proud of you,guys!
China, south korea,Japan: hold my student
Stop giving yourself false hopes lmao
@@ChristynaLallawmkimipc-dt2kli agree. The Chinese exams especially. And man, UPSC makes NEET sound like a joke. I'm saying this as a med student.
These questions are so easy..and im from Sri Lanka
What about China or South Korea?
i truley loved this.... it clearly shows the difference in generation of countries... and the hardship of an Indian student just because of over population... being a neet aspirant I envy them being a pre med although they cant solve the ques that we guys do before entering the collage.....
Binod
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Yes dude im jealous
Younger generations and also the reproductive generations must notice to change this over population. Bringing a kid in this world isn't easy as the amount of inflation and higher cost has considerably reduced the quality. Moreover what kind of environment and situations we would bring our children into. Unemployment, less and polluted natural resources, harsh climate. I mean is this the legacy we would be living for our children to come into. Rather than enjoying and experiencing they would be frustrated and curse the parents to bring them into this world with struggle and so much less and limited opportunities. Apart from these if I go into medical aspects of genetic disorders or diseases. Being a parent is a huge responsibility as it's your decision that the chil8 has to face later. Overcrowding, over population leads to what this above video and comment section makes you to realise. Population is a real development hindrance. Less food resources, less vacancies, less post available, less college seats, more competitive world. We aren't insects or animals who keeps on breeding and increasing at alarming rates. We are Humans, intelligent, so behave one.
Ask that to countries like Japan heck even China is facing population downfall problem [albeit I admit that MANAGING IT IS MORE HARD AND ITS MORE IMPORTANT
if youre thinking we are smarter than americans then heck no by % they are way smarter than us only small fraction of people are smartest
indian exams are tough as hell cause of stress , mental problem it gave to students and intense level of competition
i am at 12th class neet aspirant became half mad by noe due to neet
Being a 1st year MBBS student at the age of 18 is indeed hard...
I thought clearing neet in 1st attempt was hard💀
Have u cleared?
@@finecut7266 Yes
@@YourNecro936 in 1st attempt?
@@finecut7266 yes sir
I literally have a 27 year old classmate...
I wanted to have more fun at my age
But i guess I'll just have fun being the youngest doctor possible in Indian education system
@@YourNecro936 Great sir, I'm going to appear for the 1st time next month.
Any tips as a senior?
Bro NEET is quite different from IIT . In IIT maths & physics are comparatively more tough so the cutoff in IIT-Mains is very low . But in NEET cutoff is very high , so where solving few IIT questions may be challenging but solving few NEET questions is quite easy . Also NEET questions are not time consuming like IIT .
It's not that NEET is easy but you have to have very high accuracy & have to attend most of the questions for Selection .
Right.you have to score atleast 85 percentage in NEET exam to have a govt seat(in most f th states of India). Accuracy is a factor in NEET.
But the reason there can be..in neet student can appear for more than 2 times unlike JEE.
@@kameshdubey-iitb1421
As per my neet friends their physics is comparatively easy . As they don't study maths so they don't have to take physics numericals needing strong maths knowlege (which is fair ).
And obviously when you don't have maths & less numerical physics then questions become less time consuming . Hence you have more questions , which are based on remembering power .
@@kameshdubey-iitb1421 yess..brother.But allowing more than 2 attempts in NEET also increases the cut off.IIT is overall hard to get BUT in NEET u have to little bit accurate (easy question mein silly mistakes jyada hote hain).
The way both eliminate is different.
Literally! being a med schools graduate I really love this content... I too got some answers correct. Never ever thought you will make a video on this! I wish I would have seen this few years ago!!
I'm final year mbbs students
These papers remind me of those scary days&nights lol
Still it's not any better
But I'm enjoying it ☺️
Goodluck to all those young aspirants out there
It's a beautiful and challenging course..stay motivated!!
Wait bro...Neet pg is coming for U .
@@peace4043 i know it's never ending 😂😂
@@peace4043 but my aim is to do DMPM after MD general medicine
If it's possible 🤞🤞🤞
@@whatever19997 Then 2 neets....neetpg and neet Ss
But If you have passion , go for it .
Problem with our education and exam is that focuses on memory too much. We can take exams that look tough but can't apply anything we learn in practice. Exam is not the end goal. There is an Australian professor who saw our papers and asked "what are you trying to test?". It seems to be designed to eliminate candidates and not test for any metrics.
You're getting close to figuring out the problem, Indians don't get jobs in high school, so indians don't know why they are studying so Indians don't learn what they are studying.
Indians refused to get jobs in high school, claiming only jobs are required for a necessity, then they blame their parents for preventing them from getting jobs. Are you going to be a school boy the rest of your life? How do you know what you want to do for your job career profession if you've never tried it?
High school students college students around the world get jobs except for indians, and you are surprised that India is at the bottom of the world when you claim Indians are the smartest in the world.
Of course Indians are at the bottom of the world, because they think like Indians
India per person economy ranks 163 out of 188 United Nations recognized countries
You blame the government, but the government is voted by the people, you are democracy, so that's what you want. You blame Hindu Brahmin caste system and reservations, but without reservations, Barack Obama would not be president of the United States you are so proud of, Harris being vice president because she is half indian, but without reservations she would not be vice president of the United states. Reservations is good for all indians, only 4% of Indians are Hindu brahmin, 95% of seats should be reserved for scstobc
Indian education system producing coaching mafias 😂 they are not focus on raw talent rather focus on common questions, and readymade techniques which are not taught in govt colleges due to corruption 🙄
@@chandansarma0 The same government teachers run pvt tutorials.
@@chandansarma0 China outlawed education coaching mafias so that every student has equal opportunity.
@@chandansarma0 get a job
What makes neet competition difficult is not the exam paper, it is easier than jee mains the total strength of the competition is what matters the 2.4 million students
Bro indirectly got her number to make online payment 💀😂
Hence proved Indians are great at pcb in 12th as compared to pre meds of US 😌
Just completed my 12th and neet 2022 is my turn✊🏻
American Medical School is much harder than Indian medical school
same here
Still they do more inventions then us and have better life and better colleges
all the best dude!!!! you got this
If you really believe Indian students are better than America then why don't you come here and try it and let me see you fail
Hi doc here..This video made me very nostalgic and even though I don't usually comment I feel I have to put something here. I took AIPMT in 2015 which changed to NEET the next year... from icse background... had to take care of boards and entrance together... read icse and cbse textbooks together in 11th and 12th. Had both maths and bio. Got 98.25% in 12th boards and went on to med school. The struggle of those 2 years was intense to say the least. Then came 5.5yrs of med school with HARD HARD labour... studied at one of the top colleges of India. Then cracked postgraduate entrance and waiting for a seat... my journey has been intense and so far not as rewarding as I hoped it would be... becos of the 65% reservation introduced by our govt for neetpg and almost 75% for central institute seats. I belong to unreserved category non ews. Putting this comment here so that whoever reads it will know that life of an Indian doc is far from ideal and pls think if u really want to invest this many years of your youth to this cause. What matters after all this is what legacy you leave behind
Your advice is great except for the last part. We all will be forgotten in the end. Noone cares about your legacy except for you.
@@m3gr3x nah bro I’ll be the one to remember him
Do MBA from IIms If you want money and legacy
This is the exact same reason I chose maths over biology. IITians can atleast chill in college
As a JEE aspirant,after seeing this, my respect for every NEET aspirant suddenly had an exponential increase
Edit: people r thinking I'm saying this because I found the questions difficult, but actually I'm saying this because this taught me how Indian students have better knowledge on the subject than students outside
e power 999999999......99999😂😂
Bruh what those questions are so easy i don't even need copy pen for most of them lol
@@Slav69k for me too
Questions to kitne aasan the bhai
@@student69741 bruh I'm not saying because of the questions , I'm saying that Indian students have far more knowledge than students outside
Jee advanced laughing in corner😂
I gave Wbjee, Ranked - 9k
Also gave AIEEE / JEE MAIN - Ranked 34k
Now I am in 4th year last sem, got placed Microsoft, SAP LAB, TCS & AMAZON.
Honestly It has been a very difficult journey although but It was great. It's not easy to get good rank in Jee or Neet or wbjee,
Can I know which college are you from?
কোন বছর বসেছিলে wbjee তে...??🤔🤔
When she said - "I haven't learned alot of These topics" 1:27...
I'm like- Bruh that's from +2( high school ) syllabus 🙄.
@@Earnwithadi-j8p they've a different education system
12th
Just to add that not only doing 200 questions in 180 mins but also theres a negative marking system for each question.
You have to do literally soo much of practice of sums and have bio and chem on your fingertips inorder to solve the whole paper and get good marks. The thing is this exam is given by 1.8 million students of India in competition and By the way I just gave NEET 2022 This year, please guys wish me the best that i get into it . Have a great time!! And Always remember that you are loved!! :)
What’s lost in all this is becoming a learned caring and compassionate healthcare professional!
The guy at last who was majoring in mathematics was so funny 😂😂😂😂😂🤘
Nothing funny. He was being jerkk🙄
@@hawkeye4277 absolutely 💯
@@xhubh. @tjbaii
Cringey you mean
He was a kid
Despite clearing such difficult exams in high school majority of us Indians still end up living a mediocre life, I believe because there isn't any support for research or culture that promotes research and scientific temperament. We just end up rot learning a lot of stuff without really applying it anywhere. That is why I believe we fall behind by a huge margin compared to the rest of the world when it comes to ingenuity and creativity.
Are bro India me research me paise bhi km h ek reason ye bhi h ab Indian students bechare poor background se aate h aur phir research me lag jaye paise na kmaye to ghr walo ko kb acchi jindgi de yrr aur agr research hoti bhi h to itni news aati nhi h kyu newspaper walo ko aisi news ek corner me Deni hoti h baaki me ad jo dete h aur public aware nhi ho pati
Agree bro!!
Nah, doctors don't do rot learning tbh, they apply what they learn irl, your call is for the engineers probably :)
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@@rishi6587 how Many invention in medical field done by Indian ?
The fact that a student with humanities background can take up med school is pretty cool .
This is for the people who think Indian education is too easy 🤡
Especially Neet , IIT and UPSE exams.
Watching them celebrate for the easiest of questions is just wholesome 😂
Wow, That was a great challenge, Would love to see more brother💪🏼❤
I'm also a neet student 😶
@Kunal Chharodia thanks bro and same for you
Bhailog mein bhi neet 2022 wala banda hoon,
In the US education is extremely different than in India. Book knowledge is important but not everything. Colleges look for overall development, Extracurricular activities, social work, research, and work experience is all taken into consideration. Only grades will not be enough to get into medical school.
that's true
Population is low that's the main difference even avg students end up in amazing colleges in US wheres the same avg student will be struggling in India
@@SerCrispinCole reservation is making it difficult. A reserved candidate with 550 can get aims but a student with 600 gets nothing
Where is America lagging behind india? When India ranks at the bottom of the world and everything?
India is a basket of crabs and you want to always show how you are better than somebody else, if you are better, then prove it
If India is so good in healthcare, why did America do better in response to covid-19 than india?
If the British didn't loot India then why is India poor? Because of choices made by indians. Every kid takes College admissions test, that doesn't make them heroes. They are just High School students. And thinking that Indians are better than anybody else in the world, and thinking that you are better than other indians, is why India is poor today.
The whole world was conquering the whole world, including indians, is just that the Dutch Portuguese and British were better at it than the Indians.
You are proud of the Indian conquerors Mauryan or Maratha but upset by the Mughals and British
The British didn't take anything away from you they gave to you they tried to make you prosper, but allowed India to govern themselves and the local Indian government kept its own people down with the Indian caste system.
The Americas were colonies and they had to fight for their independence, and why did they succeed? Because they gave everybody opportunity
India had slavery before America's
The whole world had slavery
Stop claiming that America was built on slaves and now America is being built by Indians
Indians are just 1.5% of American population, 99% of Americans don't work for indians. Stop saying such nonsense
The British didn't oppress the indians, it was Indians that oppressed the Indians and Indians are oppressing Indians today
If Indians are so smart why don't they have a Nobel prize they have 1 billion Indians but they don't have any worldwide reputation for scholars
Correct 💯
Nothing is impossible in this world, everything is possible, if you have patience, dedication and hardworking.
11:23 😂
BOOM- Okay
Boom - Okay
Okay now I feel relieved that I can say like I had done enough just after my high school . I never knew people out there do 4year pre-med. Btw awesome to see struggle as much as we aspirants do 😂😂 nice vedio ✨
Binod
Bruh..
They're still in a better position than you. India ke exams tough hai ispe koi garv karne ki baat nahi hai. Ye bas overpopulation ke karan hoti hai which is worst.
Yeah 😂 so keep it in mind for life and you better not contribute to this overpopulation okay 👍 respect bro 😂
This seems like a great way to make new friends across the campus. It's interesting that the only people you found to interview were all female, except the last candidate who pretty much forced his way into the game. Really fun video to watch, keep it up :)
Thumbnail forced me to click on this........😅
Damn the chick is taller than him … and she’s a Med student
Good to see the compilation level between USA and Indian students...
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Kya fayda, paise toh wohi kamayenge zyada
Children in usa will get many times better colleges than us by writing essays and actually enjoying teenage life
You're getting close to figuring out the problem, Indians don't get jobs in high school, so indians don't know why they are studying so Indians don't learn what they are studying.
Indians refused to get jobs in high school, claiming only jobs are required for a necessity, then they blame their parents for preventing them from getting jobs. Are you going to be a school boy the rest of your life? How do you know what you want to do for your job career profession if you've never tried it?
High school students college students around the world get jobs except for indians, and you are surprised that India is at the bottom of the world when you claim Indians are the smartest in the world.
Of course Indians are at the bottom of the world, because they think like Indians
India per person economy ranks 163 out of 188 United Nations recognized countries
You blame the government, but the government is voted by the people, you are democracy, so that's what you want. You blame Hindu Brahmin caste system and reservations, but without reservations, Barack Obama would not be president of the United States you are so proud of, Harris being vice president because she is half indian, but without reservations she would not be vice president of the United states. Reservations is good for all indians, only 4% of Indians are Hindu brahmin, 95% of seats should be reserved for scstobc
We just being dumb in such a early age
Yes bro…India prioritises everything over education
Be it fuckin’ controversies , what Celebs are doing, who went where etc.
No one really talks about how outdated our education system is
The world has been over “Theory learning , no exposure “ a long time ago…
It’s just us clinging to the old practice
@@themysticfascnversatins3909 American Education was designed by factory owners who wanted factory workers, which like you said is applied learning, the problem with indians, they chose not to build factories, unlike the Bangladesh who built factories and raised more poor out of poverty than India and built import export economy. India has more farmland than any country in the world, is the second largest producer of wheat behind Russia, and Ukraine exports more wheat than india, India exports 0% of their wheat practically 0% of Indian rice. India doesn't have an economy, and the computer technology, industry is thanks to American president Ronald reagan, who is also responsible for the Indian pharmaceutical industry and Indian call center industry. What did Indians create on their own? They couldn't even create covid-19 vaccine. That's the problem with indians, high school students don't get jobs they're learning and they don't know how to apply what they've learned, where is every other American kid has a job including those that go on to engineering and medical school. They have jobs. they learn something in school they apply it on a job they build a career and Indians are just lazy, Indian philosophy Hindu Brahmin philosophy caste system is to sit on top of the throne and tell somebody else to do the work d a l i t o b c SC ST
@@themysticfascnversatins3909 American 8th grade required to get financial education to graduate. American High School student required to get financial education to graduate. This is the problem with indians, they don't get jobs in high school to buy a car to buy a dress for the school dance to take a girl out on a date to travel to Florida for spring break they don't get jobs to save money for college and pay their own way, they have no financial education no financial experience no business experience no job experience they are 22 years old 23 years old and looking for a job for the first time, who wants to hire you? What American kids start working at age 15 and so do kids around the world? When all the other kids around the world by the time they're 25 have 10 years of work experience and Indians have one. Who wants to hire you? Not me.
Get a job
6:16 "u got 2 right" nah sis u got 250 ranks behind...
They can't even solve Neet questions but still they produces Better doctor and Indians than us 😮
Ever heard of USMLE?
I am a neet aspirants. It's amazing to see this last guys energy. Ooooop. I wish to me .i have some parts of that kind of energy at end of a day.
I cracked neet in 2021
And i am now in a medical college 😇
Felling proud after watching this video
Please guide me bro
@@onlyhelp9662 🙂
@@onlyhelp9662 ncert is enough bro ...read the ncert make short notes of it ...keep on revising that notes ..once you became perfect with short notes ...start making more compressed notes like one page one lesson note
It will really help you to recall everypoint at the time of examination
Just reading ncert and highlighting it doesn't work
@@Abrarkhan-bs8yq Thank You Very Much Bro and Good Luck 🤞👍
I am a psychiatrist and I made it .. to this point after clearing both neet UG and neet pg. And I tell all aspirants this exam is huge it's difficult. Neet pg is probably the most difficult exam on earth (19medical subjects to be done at once) so even if you don't make it , give yourself credit for atleast trying
19 subjects 😅😅
Hy.. I'm a dumb guy... Nice to meet you though... :∆
@@Drsayashnair Yes!! All the subjects med students learnt during their 5 years of med school.
Hello bhaiya/didi...I am just promoted to class 11th ...I took psycho as my optional subject ..and I wanna become a psychiatrist...can you guide me with how to become a very successful psychiatrist
Amazing idea ....as a Medico would love to see Med students in the US solve Neet-Pg exam questions ...but this was absolutely delightful to watch
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
They'll easily do that
Cause they give usmle which is pain in ass
If you ask a NEET aspirent they solved the questions during the displayed time in secs.🙂... But nice content ❤️ bhiyaaa
Yeah this questions are too easy ☺️
@@onedirectioner2790 Lol 😆😂🤣
Toh fir india usa se 100 shaal peeche kyon hai
@@jayendrasinghkirar7214 innovation and entrepreneurship mindset 😎😠💪🤟
@@jayendrasinghkirar7214 abey chutiye 180 minutes m 180 Q karne hote h physics and physical chem k numericals bhi hote h usa m bhi indian doctor hi h
The fact that this was the easiest neet paper ever makess me feel good bout my neet score in this onee … stilll iam dropping hopefully will crack it this year…
Best of luck and i am a neet aspirant now in class 11
@@mayukhsamanta3722 all the bestt being a dropper ..one suggestionn if u can justt complete your 11th while your in 11th likee just dont let your11th lag ..neet will be a piece of cake for u in the first attempt only
@@mayukhsamanta3722 same , I just started.
Nah neet is gonna get harder from this year or probably next because covid is pretty much gone.
@@scientiaestpotentia2007 so u think neet level was dropped dur to covid😂😂😂😂
college students unable to do 3 questions correct[ even after choosing].....meanwhile the Indian Chads scoring 720/720 in 12th class......we Indians are just on an entire different level...
The questions were easy and basic but the problem lies in time 200 ques and 3hr time and accuracy ....and a lot of memory to recall formulas
Binod
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Koi easy nhi hote bio ke alwa sab hard pta nhi kab kon se topic se hard question aa jaye pta hi nhi chlta
@@freejio7031 neet 2022 dekho.pta lgega bio easy hota h ya.....😂😂
And the negative marking scheme 🗿
Biology 2022 gave me chills
Atleast few of them acknowledged that it was actually hard for high school students.
Yeah 😀, when I was in class 12 in high school, our physics teacher said that what ever you learn in class 11 or 12, foreigners learn it in graduation or in higher courses 😀 that Indian education ❤️❤️
In the US education is extremely different than in India. Book knowledge is important but not everything. Colleges look for overall development, Extracurricular activities, social work, research, and work experience is all taken into consideration. Only grades will not be enough to get into medical school.
You're getting close to figuring out the problem, Indians don't get jobs in high school, so indians don't know why they are studying so Indians don't learn what they are studying.
Indians refused to get jobs in high school, claiming only jobs are required for a necessity, then they blame their parents for preventing them from getting jobs. Are you going to be a school boy the rest of your life? How do you know what you want to do for your job career profession if you've never tried it?
High school students college students around the world get jobs except for indians, and you are surprised that India is at the bottom of the world when you claim Indians are the smartest in the world.
Of course Indians are at the bottom of the world, because they think like Indians
India per person economy ranks 163 out of 188 United Nations recognized countries
You blame the government, but the government is voted by the people, you are democracy, so that's what you want. You blame Hindu Brahmin caste system and reservations, but without reservations, Barack Obama would not be president of the United States you are so proud of, Harris being vice president because she is half indian, but without reservations she would not be vice president of the United states. Reservations is good for all indians, only 4% of Indians are Hindu brahmin, 95% of seats should be reserved for scstobc
They are meant to be enjoy life,we just fuck up in a early age..
And citizens have min money to live
Yeah good.now teach me how you apply Dumas method in real life.
Thankiiuuu for boosting up our confidence 🙂
Actually Kaitlyn was very wise to select the easiest question from the whole paper
The last guy was just insane!!
It was fun watching him 😂😂
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
In 2020 I was also neet aspirant,scored good marks and secure medical seat in general category, today enjoying this video in second year mbbs … remembering old days😊☺️☺️
may i know which college u get into?
@@srivarshapeddamma2315 yup, f i am rigt that u r already in one
@@srivarshapeddamma2315 congrats...!!!
@@shambhavisinha9183 tq
I am in 9th grade. Do you have any tips or suggestions on what books to use for preparation right now?
I just realised that it is not that i didn't study...i was just born in a wrong zone 😢
NEET is easy but difficult to qualify while JEE is difficult but easy to qualify.
Well said 🫂
Use comparitive degree.
Vahi nta abhyas vale me jee ka attempt Krna to ......sab pta chal jayega 😂
Bhai itna galat kon bolta hai
@@youtubebtsnation aap
Challenge is not just solving them within time frame but scoring such that you'll get into top 5% to get into Government Medical Colleges. It's altogether different level of competition looking back as a MBBS Student 😅
1:44 dude is flexing 🌚
🤣🤣
I like when he flex it😁😅
Lmfao He's a Singh
Ohh... Kinda feeling proud for knowing almost all the answers 🥸
John Hopkins is a hidden gem.
We are also forgetting that our high school and 11th 12th follows a different curriculum structure. And that is very different from IB board curriculum. So one has to consider that too. Indian school put a lot on students as soon as they entre in their high school and then intermediate. We get subject divided and began to study like a college student does. IB BOARD doesn’t follow that rule and after high school they don’t have intermediate they go to college pre or honours to again get in for higher studies. That what makes a huge difference.
With all this set aside Indian students have to work more harder and harder as our examinations association put lots of rules and regulations but still students end up getting mediocre colleges.
5:30,correction: we have to do 180 questions in 200 mins. Previous year it was 180 mins but this year it has changed.
There r 200 ques 20 ques are choice based so it takes time to read those as well
You are doing great jobs dude..🎉🎉
Actually this is paper of NEET 2020 ... and this was the most easiest paper 🙌🙂
I thought he just picked some random questions
🤣😂😂
I solved every question
OMG
This was really 2020 paper can't believe this easy............🥲🥲🥲🥲
Idk 2023 m kaisa hoga
@Naruto D Goku (stan Might Guy) good luck Bhai. 2-3 mahine me ragad ke practice karna. Advance bhi phodna hai
The girl who said “u got two right” so cute
6:21
I gave NEET this year... And all the questions you featured... I can solve them all... And I still scored 439😭... But now I am a little relieved... That many people can't even do this much... Like they were literally given choices... And they were not any exam pressure or family pressure... Or like piled with future problems... I just hope it gets easier to future generations... Cause this much level of pressure creates anxiety issues... I am dealing with that now... So I really wish it wasn't so friggin hard
@@iykyk.6 good for you... I did what I can...
It's only gonna get harder.
I met Indian students who've given these neet exams. They only studied for the sake of passing or scoring on those exams. They don't remember anything later, even after a year. So technically their intelligence drops down to any other person who haven't studied for those exams.
7:13
You all are given periodic table !!
Ye mai kya dekh raha hu!!! 😂😂
Vahi yaar so unfair
@@sanjikins han !! In India we have to learn it 🤧
Imagine pre med students not being able to do that .... And we going thru it at age of 16-17
Crazy shit bro
In the US education is extremely different than in India. Book knowledge is important but not everything. Colleges look for overall development, Extracurricular activities, social work, research, and work experience is all taken into consideration. Only grades will not be enough to get into medical school.
@@ronalds271 i understand that ..... But that's how our school system works.... You gotta be good at everything to pass school ....
Yess grades got more important over here ...
But still this one is crazy
@@hhehehehheee and then there is reservation 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@scientificatheist9381 ikr lmao
@@hhehehehheee 😂😂
NEET is still Just MCQs......surprised to see those questions for the qualifying exam for a Med School in 2022. MCAT is about Comprehension and Reading capabilities and not about rote memorizations alone. NEET or our entrance exams are more about competition as it is about a huge population vs few opportunities and our culture is an inclusive culture so it has to accommodate various underprivileged groups in the society. NEET may pick the smartest but it is the MCAT that gives you conceptual learning that is needed throughout your life in the Medical profession. I stood in the top 50 in our regional Post Grad exam - but It is when I wrote my USMLEs - I really learned what exactly Medical science and is conceptual learning. Someone at the end should have discussed such evaluation in a deeper sense. Psychology is a component of the MCAT and Physics I dont think they read physics for the MCAT? but psychology, behavioral sciences, theory of knowledge, etc - they're never tested in our entrance exams.
NEET is more like an elimination exam, not really a qualifying exam. With so few available seats (about 76,000) and more than a million takers in every NEET exam, this is really very cruel process for them to undergo - you have to be in the highest 6% to ensure yourself to get a slot.
@@rap3208 thanks for the response - you put it well- for our social and economical situations - it more became an elimination exam - well I have no issues with it, But I always here - India being one of the great economical power by 2030 - we may balance the population vs opportunities (also we may open up various opportunities) - I believe NEP sort of modifications should enter the NEET UG and PG exams. For instance, a student with a 250 USMLE score can get into a radiology residency - but a student with 240 who have gotten published and presented - should be given priority - because he is the one who may be more useful to the academics and research.
@@kiranmaddu8006 India badly needs doctors, especially in the rural areas. They say there are only 17 active health workers - doctors, nurses and midwives - per 10,000 people. India has to make more medical schools or the existing schools increase more classes to take in more potential doctors. I believe it should also stop denigrating indian graduates from other countries as those schools where those foreign graduates come from serve the health and medical needs of those countries very well.
There should be a common standardization test where everybody should pass it to make it as a doctor in India. The NEXT (if it ever goes through) is a step in the right direction where all indian and foreign graduates are required to take and pass it to qualify to a license.
@@rap3208 Yup I am aware of some of the needs - I finished my Radiology in 2003 and senior residency in 2004 and the first thing I did was join the service - so I took a Government job with an aim to serve for 5 years (could sustain only 3 years) - and used to go to peripheries during my stay in India. Yes we need a lot more docs and colleges - but two things I can add - 1. all depend on the trajectory of the Economy 2. Physician Assistant courses in USA are very innovative of serving the people - India should come up with such plans and find a solution for RMP based malpractices
@@kiranmaddu8006 Yeah, there is no magic bullet to solve the problem. We need to use all the available tricks in the bag, and then some more.
00:02:25
Physics: (He2) doesn't exist
Botany: RNA Polymerase
Physics: Graph 4 (maybe)
man you should have chose neet 2016 paper, that would have been a delight to watch
10:45 that computer science bro is cute but pls he reminded me of that one annoying kid at middle school
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Almost fell for him tho 😔
I know a momoswala and his name is Birju, he is from north east and you're surely gonna fall for him too
@@drsatyamupadhyay lmfao
@UniversityIsPainAnd what you're? lesbian?
Seeing these questions i don't want to say they are basic and a student preparing for neet would definitely get self satisfaction solving them once because here they are so stressed out because of pressure don't worry you can do it brothers and sisters ❤. All the best 👍.
People here in India solves bio every questions in25-30sec ,physics - 50-60secs
Chem- 45-50secs
Bro you are right but time taken in chemistry is long but usually it depends on individual but bio time is mostly within 30 secs
Yours is the best educational channel. Knowledge with fun❤️
Educational channel 😕😞 oops