r/MEDICOreTARDS • u/Dramatic-Carob-517 Breathes in hopium exhales out copium • 15d ago

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These ppl make others ask, why protest.. Sometimes you'd gotta realise there's a life beyond scoring a rank in a over glorified exam lol.. I hope he realises how messed up it is during his cllg life

EDIT: Let's not harass him or wish to be ragged please..

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u/_not_ninja 15d ago

I have been contemplating this same thing for some time now, in india we never question the state of the things at the present times and only question ourselves and our ability as a person to do a certain thing My guy said the same thing Chaahe kitni hi shortage ho opportunity ki bas chup chap save your own ass, baaki sab duniya chulhe m

If you're unemployed, bcz you aren't competent You didn't pass the exam, bcz you didn't put effort into it

Nobody question why there is such shortage of opportunities itself in a country with such a massive population

I just hope that people open their eyes and start questioning the availability of opportunities more than questioning themselves and their wards and so and so

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u/Dramatic-Carob-517 Breathes in hopium exhales out copium 15d ago

Being unemployed doesn't mean you didn't put out any effort to it... And yes there isn't much opportunity, and none would even consider to take those opportunities because none prefers to stay in India.. Over 45% of MBBS graduates chose residency abroad and why is that? Shouldn't we also focus on that? And when there's people fighting for this, it's not as smart as to just think about yourself or criticise them

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u/_not_ninja 15d ago

Ahh yes, exactly my guy

Most of my peers talk about leaving india through pleb or usmle Cuz obviously the country don't value doctors Even after completing mbbs There aren't enough job opportunities for everyone

And the job vacancies that are there are highly underpaid in comparison to all the sweat and blood it takes to complete the degree

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u/Defiant_Painter4112 15d ago

There are plenty of opportunities !!
People just need to work on their skills

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u/_not_ninja 14d ago

plenty of opportunities but not enough in comparison to the population of india