Myths About MBBS: Part 1

 Myths About 1st Professional of MBBS Which You Should Not Miss 

1. Thought of Great Colleges- 

Renowned Medical Colleges: Dream of all NEET aspirants

 Medical colleges are slightly different from normal Engineering or colleges offering degree on general courses. Medical Colleges deal with patients beside studies. After period of Counselling when a student enters college finally he or she thinks College seniors are destined to welcome them. But soon he realises Things are tougher. After a week he or she starts disliking the College his dream had been or he was forced to take admission.

2. Ragging in College Campus-

 Although Ragging is a 'criminal offence' it is present in some colleges. Mostly ragging is in form of small ‘intros’ better say introduction about Themselves.

Anti-Ragging provisions in Colleges, yet some become a Prey

  3.Tougher Syllabus -

First year of MBBS has relatively tougher syllabus as subjects are New and extensive. The first 6 months is like a steep mountain Climbing for a new guy. Eventually he learns to manage his exam And studies by helping others and taking help from fellow mates And seniors.

Long Hours of Study and Pressure

4.Random Thoughts-

The students always thinks of leaving his or her MBBS career and jumping into other careers if possible . Soon they realise that they have to continue even if they don’t want to and now there is no coming or looking back.

5.The Final Leap-

As the finals approach he or she thinks every possible ‘EXCUSES’ he or She has to give to parents in case he or she fails. Many wonder if there Are chances to leave all this dreadful course and try something new like Travelling or becoming a YouTuber. Suddenly everyone in examination Knows what to write and how to write . Largely passes while a small Proportion fails . It's not their end. It’s a course of 5.5 year . No one Knows when a failed chap in 1st prof can be 1st in the final year and a 1st in 1st prof leaves course in 2nd prof to pursue something else.

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