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90s Mahabharat AU

Arjun does a BA hons. in Kathak, and then later on joins the Indian Navy.

Yudhishthira is a civil lawyer, who never wins a single case as he never lies.

Bhima was sent to Chandigarh to study, but he instead learns wrestling and runs his dhaba, called Bhim ka chulha. No one in the family knows about it....Yet.

Nakul was studying to become a vet, but he ran away to Mumbai to become a Model, right before his final exams.

Sahadeva is the obedient son, quietly doing MBBS in a corner.

Karna Sen is Arjun's senior in the Navy, who has a big problem seeing Arjun soon get promoted on the same post as him within a short period of time.

Draupadi is a fierce criminal lawyer, who mostly takes up the cases of rape victims, for free.

Subhadra is a simple gynae, and loves doing her job.

Balaram is a teacher, a very fierce and protective one. His students love him.

Krishna is a rising politician, and one day, he will lead his country back to greatness.

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Hey! I'm about to start my medical college journey & am a little confused about the books to read in the first year. Could you please help me? I looked thru your blog & it seems like at your uni they follow a pattern and timeline similar to the Indian medical system, so I thought I'd pop by & ask you for some advice :)

PS: Love your blog, really inspirational!! 🩵 I'm a ex-French learner myself & your posts really inspire me to restart.

Hey, first of all, congratulations and welcome to the Fraternity!

As for the books:

Anatomy

General anatomy : get the bdc or vishram singh general anatomy pdf or get the book from library once you are in college and give a read to important topics and go through the terminologies. You can read general anatomy now, before you go to college or during your foundation course classes

Gross anatomy : The preferred book by students is BDC but i read vishram singh. It has very easy to remember diagrams and things are given in points, i suppose you will feel easier to understand and remember. May be, you can go to a store and see both books and decide (goes for all the books, I'll write here about my personal experience only)

Embryology : Get a langman from senior or if it is okay, buy it too. It's an international book but quite good. You don't have to go through everything but the important topics. Vishram singh embryology is also nice. I got to know about it just few days before exam but it was nice. And please don't neglect embryology. Your friends and seniors will say that it doesn't matter, it does. I suppose i could have got distinction in anatomy if only i had read embryo properly since in paper 1, i couldn't write one answer at all. (Like distinction is not everything, it's just kind of an achievement that can boost you?)

Histology : we read IB singh and mostly, our class notes.

Osteology : Again, class notes. But i guess, poddar is being followed here. I had the pdf. So, see if your college has good teacher who teaches you well, take notes of the bones and revise them. Well, vishram singh gross books also have bone sections and its quite nice.

Physiology

Guyton is the best book. If it is possible for you, get that book either from a senior or from a store. Seniors will tell you otherwise most of the time unless you are in AIIMS or the top colleges. Don't listen to them. I regret not studying standard books, they are gem. But you have to start from initial days and again, make notes of important topics. For exam purpose, you can read your notes and Sembulingam. Thats a nice book. You can keep a pdf. We used AK jain too. But in case you are reading Guyton, making notes and using Sembu, you don't need it. And get the AK jain practical book.

Biochemistry

The standard books are Lippincott and Harper. They are review books. Other than that we followed Satyanarayan or Vasudevan. Satyanarayan is better for exams i feel. Since its like a note. You can keep one of them as physical book and other as pdf. Keep whatever pdf you get actually. And as you proceed, you will get to know about more study materials like Jambulkar. That's nice note but use that as a revision tool.

In our college, for practical in biochemistry, we real our practical copies only. So, i have no idea what other colleges follow for practical

Do join telegram channels, you will get whatever pdf you need and important topics. I will suggest you to read every topic but make notes or proper annotation of important topics and of course, revision of them.

That's all i can remember now. Its not like you need to buy all the books right now itself. See those books in library or get the pdfs and go through random topics and whatever you feel nice, you can buy it. And as i said, keep all pdfs. Mbbs is not like preparing for neet. There will be topics easier to understand or easier to present in exam in different book than yours. But you cannot buy all books so pdf works. And do feel free to ask whatever doubt you have!

PS : This means a lot, thank you! And you can definitely restart your language lessons too.

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Johnlock Fics

This is a list of John Watson/Sherlock Holmes fics I like on AO3, if you have any recs for me feel free to send me some!

Updated 8/13/23

Relationship Reveal 

Yarders Find Out by MidnightMonster

~How the yarders or more specifically Greg gets to know about Sherlock's soldier husband, John Watson who had been in Afghanistan for a little bit more than two and a half years.~

Can't Be His Boyfriend by sorrowsofyore

~In which Sherlock has himself a doctor and Lestrade is just befuddled by it all.~

Secret acquaintances by whokilledholofernes

~Sherlock rushes from the crime scene after receiving a text. That leaves Detective Inspector Lestrade behind with the question: What is Sherlock hiding?~

(un)remarkable by intrinsicness 

~Basically I want a fic where John is like this nice but seemingly boring guy who you've known for years but never really bothered to get to know much about because it's obvious that nothing interesting ever happens to him. In reality though his life is fascinating.~

A Study In Partners by LonelyThursday 

~Sherlock and John met years before ASiP, but nobody told the Yard that~

The Fifth Northumberland Fusiliers by rhelia

~Alternate Universe where John and Sherlock were flatmates (and boyfriends) even before John enlisted, leading to one very surprised policeman.~

This is my friend, John Watson by SeamsInLine

~where Sherlock is married and the Yard doesn't even notice.~

Outed By a Drugs Bust by Inactive Account (sassybleu)

~Sherlock and John are together-but no one else knows that. The damage is done when Lestrade and his crew break in on a drugs bust.~

I Thank My Lucky Stars (For Every Crack, Scratch, and Scar) by burnedplaylists

~Greg was aware that Sherlock acting a bit out of the ordinary wasn’t unusual. In fact, weird was Sherlock’s own brand of normal. But he had been texting the bloke for a week straight with no reply, not even with the promise of a locked-room murder.~

A Surprise in 221B by lancesface

~Lestrade entered the flat prepared to find a consulting detective sulking on the couch due to the lack of cases but instead found a short blond man, wearing an oatmeal jumper, who was limping down the hallway towards the door.~

Illusory Correlation and Confirmation Bias by VanillaBegonias 

~Looking back, there were a few things that should’ve tipped Greg off long before that night at the pub. A few things Sherlock left fairly obvious, that on reflection, made Greg question how he’d gotten his job in the first place.~

In Which Sherlock Is Hiding Something by Huffordle

~Sherlock is hiding something from Greg although the DI doesn't notice.~

Capt John H Watson, MBBS by anthonyedwardstark

~Sherlock has not been seen or heard from for more than a week. Lestrade decides to begin his search for the man at 221B Baker Street. When Scotland Yard's finest arrive at the flat, what (or rather who) they find is certain to surprise them.~

Sherlock's Secret by Superlocked_25

~Sherlock had a secret, one that he told no one. But people were becoming suspicious.~

Sherlock's "Friend" by Lavander_Clearwater

~Sherlock has been acting strange and Lestrade tries to figure out why.~

"Surprise! I'm gay!" by Awkward_bean_sky

~Sherlock suddenly doesn't answer any of Greg's calls anymore and he's worried to say the least. In the end, things aren't nearly as bad as he'd suspected.~

The Internet Is Not Just For Porn by cyerus

~John is Sherlock's internet boyfriend - from CANADA.No one thinks he's real.~

5687 (Approximately) by prettysailorsoldier

~When John's leave request for Christmas is denied, Sherlock is nothing short of devastated, not that he's letting it show. The holiday season now something he's just waiting to end, Sherlock doesn't think anything can possibly make it worse. That is, until he realizes no one in his life believes his army "boyfriend" is even real, but, luckily, everyone is in for a surprise.~

A Long Time Coming by thestanceyg 

~Sherlock's been acting strangely, and Lestrade isn't sure why. One day he finds a shirtless soldier in Sherlock's flat and things start to make a lot more sense.~

The One Where Greg is Exasperated & Confused, Sally is a Cow and Sherlock is Apparently Married by WhatLocked

~When Greg first met Sherlock he was rude, abrupt, acerbic, strung out and practically homeless, and was most certainly not in any way marriage material. This is probably why, when four years later, Sherlock flippantly mentions that he is married, no one believes him.~

Sherlock's Little Secret by DoctorRainyStardusttheThird (orphan_account)

~Namely...an army doctor boyfriend. During a drugs bust, the Yarders stumble upon something they weren't expecting.~

The Imaginary Boyfriend by Oliver_966

~John and Sherlock met after Johns first leave, and have been in a relationship for years. Sherlock hasn't ever mentioned this to anyone at the Yard, and when he does they turn it into a joke. Sherlock doesn't care though of course, because he knows his John is real.~

Sherlock's Who? by freakypet

~John has been away for Sherlock's entire career and suddenly returns to London unexpectedly from Afghanistan. Injured and tired and in pain, all he wants is to surprise Sherlock and kiss his husband. His search to find and surprise his wayward partner takes him across London and meets him up with those in Sherlock's world he has only heard about until now.~

Misc.

What Meets the Eye by worldaccordingtofangirls

~Amnesia is just another case to solve. Piece together unfamiliar faces, reconstruct the old identity, the lost reality. A challenge that Sherlock could even enjoy. He can read people like books. The man with the silver hair is his boss. The tottering old woman, his landlady. The girl with the worried look in her eyes…infatuated. And as for John Watson? His husband. Obviously.~

The Blind and the Clueless by InTheShadows

~5 times Greg saw John was perfect for Sherlock but didn't say anything and one time he did.~

Division by MrsNoggin

~John likes mysteries. And every morning he dips into the local independent coffee bar with his newspaper and ponders another... one Sherlock Holmes. Coffee Shop AU.~

Without Knowing How by kinklock

~John grows up reading about a fictional detective named Sherlock Holmes but, after nearly dying in Afghanistan, finds himself in a world where Sherlock Holmes is very much real.~

"finally kiss the bloody idiot" by Salambo06

~"John and Sherlock know the Yard has a pool going for when they’re finally going to get together. It’s been running forever, and it’s worth thousands of pounds. It’s all fun and games, hahaha, until they find out Lestrade is in dire financial straits and they decide to fake a relationship to win the pool for him. Sherlock figures out the day and way that Lestrade thinks it’s going to happen, and they act it out. It’s all for a good cause, fake relationship style, until it’s not."~

Off on the Wrong Foot by Unloyal_Olio

~John and Sherlock aren't flatmates. Instead, John gets a job in Bart's morgue, and Sherlock attempts to abscond with body parts.Which is just not on.~

He’s Not Paid Enough to Deal with This Shit by janonny

~(Or the one where John returned from the war and ended up working for Mycroft as his personal assistant slash doctor on retainer. Everything was fine, until he was sent to post bail for one Sherlock Holmes.)~

An Officer, A Sociopath and A Soldier Walk Into A Bar by ourdancingdays

~...And the punch line is for their ears only. / When Greg started yet another drugs bust, he expected the decomposing ears and infuriating detective, but not the war hero husband leaning against the kitchen counter.~

Cherry Hearts by harrypotteryaoi

~Lestrade's team is unaware that Sherlock is in a relationship, but an accident on a case leads them to meet someone unexpected.~

The Soldier by Evandar

~Captain John Watson meets Sherlock Holmes in Afghanistan and - after a whirlwind romance involving spies and giant monsters - marries him on the army base there. Months later, he's shipped home to his husband wounded.~

Five Times John Noticed But Didn't Really by ScandalousMinds

~5 times John (thought) he noticed something peculiar about his and Sherlock's relationship but really missed the obvious.~

The Other Kind Of Drugs by Yuval25

~'Flushed, dilated pupils, and that weird text. Clearly, Sherlock's back on drugs, right?' A worried Detective Inspector Lestrade decides a drugs bust is in order. Little did he know, the new drug that Sherlock's got himself addicted to is much more... human. And blond. And a doctor.~

Signs of Life by DefNotForWork 

~The Yarders have a pretty well developed view of Sherlock Holmes. Cold, cruel, dispassionate and robotic. He simply doesn't register as human. As Sherlock and John fall farther and farther in love with one another, however, the proud men and women from NSY find themselves facing irrefutable evidence as to the true existence of a heart in Sherlock Holmes.~

The Imaginary Boyfriend by Oliver_966

~John and Sherlock met after Johns first leave, and have been in a relationship for years. Sherlock hasn't ever mentioned this to anyone at the Yard, and when he does they turn it into a joke. Sherlock doesn't care though of course, because he knows his John is real.~

Homecoming by nbcravenstag

~Greg Lestrade always knows when there's something wrong with Sherlock Holmes. When the detective stops talking, stops eating, doesn't come to crime scenes, and barely moves from the red chair in 221B, Greg starts to worry that he's using again, and this time, he's in too deep to be helped. That is, until a certain soldier shows up at a crime scene.~

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Turning Brain Dr. Preeti Tyagi: The Best Physiology Mobile App for Medical Students

Turning Brain Dr. Preeti Tyagi: The Best Physiology Mobile App for Medical Students

If you are going to join MBBS 1st year Dr. Preeti Tyagi Turning Brain lectures are a must for you!

In the competitive world of medical education, finding the right resources can make a significant difference in a student's success. The Turning Brain app, featuring lectures by Dr. Preeti Tyagi, is recognized as the best physiology mobile app for medical students. This app has quickly become a favorite among MBBS students, especially those in their first year, offering a reliable and convenient way to study medical physiology.

Learn from the Best Physiology Faculty in India

Dr. Preeti Tyagi, widely regarded as one of the best physiology faculty in India, leads the educational content on the Turning Brain app. Her lectures are known for their clarity and depth, breaking down complex physiological concepts into simple, easy-to-understand lessons. The app covers all essential topics, ensuring students receive comprehensive knowledge that aligns perfectly with their curriculum.

Best Mobile Application for MBBS 1st Year Students

For MBBS 1st year students, having access to high-quality educational resources is crucial. The Turning Brain app is the best mobile application for MBBS 1st year students due to its targeted content and user-friendly design. Dr. Preeti Tyagi’s lectures are specifically tailored to meet the needs of first-year medical students, helping them build a strong foundation in physiology.

Interactive and Engaging Features

The Turning Brain app goes beyond just video lectures. It includes interactive features like quizzes, flashcards, and practice questions that help students engage with the material more effectively. These tools make learning more dynamic and help reinforce key concepts, making it the best physiology mobile app for medical students who want to excel in their studies.

Study Anytime, Anywhere

One of the biggest advantages of the Turning Brain app is its flexibility. Medical students have demanding schedules, and it’s not always possible to attend every lecture in person. With this app, students can watch Dr. Preeti Tyagi’s lectures anytime and anywhere, whether they’re on the move, between classes, or studying late at night. This makes it a top choice for students who need a flexible study tool.

High-Quality Content and Regular Updates

The Turning Brain app ensures that all lectures are delivered in high-definition video and audio, providing a clear and distraction-free learning experience. Moreover, the app is regularly updated with new content, ensuring that students have access to the latest information in medical physiology.

Affordable and Accessible

Education is an investment, but it doesn’t have to be expensive. The Turning Brain app offers various subscription plans, making it an affordable option for students. Compared to the cost of traditional coaching classes or buying multiple textbooks, this app provides excellent value for money, making top-quality education accessible to a broader audience.

Conclusion

The Turning Brain app, with lectures by Dr. Preeti Tyagi, stands out as the best physiology mobile app for medical students, especially those in their first year. With content from one of the top physiology faculty in India, interactive features, and the convenience of learning at your own pace, this app is an essential tool for anyone serious about mastering medical physiology. Download the Turning Brain app today and take the first step toward academic excellence in your medical career.

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Kyrgyzstan for MBBS - A Great Option

Beyond affordability, Kyrgyzstan boasts universities like Kyrgyz State Medical Academy, Osh State University, and Jalal-Abad State University, renowned for their quality education and modern facilities. These institutions equip students with exceptional training through a comprehensive curriculum and cutting-edge resources, preparing them for successful medical careers.

For many students with dreams of a career in medicine, the path to becoming a doctor can be challenging. Competitive entrance exams, high tuition fees, and limited seats in medical colleges can pose significant hurdles. This is where studying MBBS abroad emerges as a compelling option, and Kyrgyzstan stands out as a particularly attractive destination for several reasons.

Affordability and Quality Education:

One of the most significant advantages of pursuing MBBS in Kyrgyzstan is the affordability factor. Compared to Western countries or even some Asian nations, the cost of medical education in Kyrgyzstan is considerably lower. The total program fees, including tuition, hostel accommodation, and living expenses, typically range from INR 20 to 32 lakhs (approximately USD 25,000 to USD 40,000) for the entire duration of the course. This makes it a realistic option for students from middle-income backgrounds who might not be able to afford exorbitant medical education costs elsewhere.

However, affordability shouldn't be misconstrued with a compromise in quality. Kyrgyzstan boasts several universities recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India, ensuring the medical qualifications obtained are valid for practicing medicine back home. These universities follow international education standards and employ qualified faculty to deliver a comprehensive MBBS curriculum. The medium of instruction is primarily English, eliminating the need to learn a new language for international students.

Simplified Admission Process:

Another attractive feature of MBBS in Kyrgyzstan is the streamlined admission process. Unlike the highly competitive entrance exams required in India or other countries, admission to medical universities in Kyrgyzstan is generally based on a student's academic qualifications (usually class 12th marks in the science stream) and eligibility criteria. This reduces the pressure of intense test preparation and allows students with strong academic backgrounds to secure admission more readily. Additionally, many universities offer hassle-free visa application processes, further simplifying the journey for international students.

International Exposure and Modern Facilities:

Studying MBBS in Kyrgyzstan provides valuable exposure to a diverse international student community. Sharing experiences and learning from peers from different backgrounds enriches the educational experience. Universities in Kyrgyzstan are well-equipped with modern infrastructure, including laboratories, libraries, and hospitals, ensuring students have access to the latest technology and resources for a well-rounded medical education.

Focus on Practical Training:

Medical universities in Kyrgyzstan place a strong emphasis on practical training alongside theoretical knowledge. Students have opportunities to participate in clinical rotations and gain valuable hands-on experience in hospitals during their later years of study. This practical exposure prepares them better for the realities of the medical field and equips them with the necessary skills to excel in their careers.

Safety and Cultural Experience:

Kyrgyzstan is a relatively safe country with a friendly and welcoming populace. The cost of living is generally affordable, providing a comfortable standard of living for international students. The country boasts a rich cultural heritage with stunning natural landscapes, offering a unique experience beyond academics. Students can explore the beautiful mountains, serene lakes, and vibrant cities, broadening their horizons and enriching their time abroad.

Things to Consider:

Before embarking on this journey, it's essential to consider some factors. While the MBBS degree is recognized by the NMC, students need to pass the Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE) upon returning to India to practice medicine. Additionally, adapting to a new culture and environment can require some initial adjustment. Thorough research on the chosen university, accommodation options, and local customs can ensure a smooth transition.

Conclusion:

For aspiring doctors seeking an affordable, high-quality MBBS education abroad, Kyrgyzstan presents a compelling option. With its combination of affordability, well-recognized universities, a simplified admission process, and valuable practical training, Kyrgyzstan offers a stepping stone to a successful medical career. The international exposure, cultural experience, and focus on practical learning further enhance the appeal of studying MBBS in this beautiful Central Asian nation.

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Moussaoui, Dehlia MD; O'Connell, Michele A. MD; Elder, Charlotte V. MBBS (Hons); Grover, Sonia R. MD; Pang, Ken C. PhD. "Characteristics of Menstrual Suppression and Its Association With Mental Health in Transgender Adolescents. Obstetrics & Gynecology 142(5):p 1096-1104, November 2023. | DOI: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000005317 Free full text: https://journals.lww.com/greenjournal/fulltext/2023/11000/characteristics_of_menstrual_suppression_and_its.14.aspx

This study looked at transgender and gender-diverse adolescents who use contraceptives to stop their menstrual periods. They used birth control pills (with or without estrogen) or the birth control shot.

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Study MBBS IN Russia the Top Universities

Study MBBS IN Russia the Top Universities

Russia has become one of the most popular education systems for medical practices for Indian students in recent times. It offers high-quality education and world-class medical education at a minimum cost.

The medical universities in Russia to study MBBS are considered amongst the best in the world and provide a massive platform for candidates who wish to study MBBS in Russia. As a country, Russia offers a safe and secure environment for Indian candidates.

Russian Universities provide a comprehensive timetable and syllabus which includes the latest advancements in medicine. Medical aspirants get an opportunity to learn from experienced lecturers (who are experts in their respective fields). In addition to this, Russian universities also provide the necessary equipment and resources to help candidates prepare for their MBBS exams and NEXT exams.

Eligibility of Study MBBs in Russia

Students have at least 50% aggregate in +12 and NEET Qualified

MBBS Course Duration

6 years

Medium of Instruction

English

Cost of Living

INR 12,000/ Month

MBBS FEE in Russia

INR 15 Lakhs – INR 50 Lakhs

NMC Recognition

YES

MBBS in Russia for Indian Students

Those studying MBBS in Russia can return to India, and about 10,000 scholars are studying MBBS courses in non-pricey 48 Medical Council of India accredited Russian countries Universities. Many have resided abroad, working in different hospitals after completing their MBBS Abroad studies in Europe.

There is no entrance examination held for studying MBBS Education in Russian universities. Only the thing is that the students should have to clear the NEET entrance test. The age of the students should be 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of the admission process. The students should have an aggregate of 50% in +12 for General Candidates and 40% for reserved category candidates. Before applying for MBBS in Russian universities, the students must submit a nationality certificate.

Why study MBBS in Russia

The Russian Universities don’t demand any unfair Donations.

The MBBS FEEs in Russia Universities are budget-friendly.

There are NMC Approved Russia Medical college universities.

Russia Medical Universities’ syllabus is of a very high standard.

IELTS & TOEFL is not compulsory for Russian MBBS Colleges and Universities.

The MBBS students will get the Lectures from well-equipped modern laboratories.

The Russia College’s universities are recognized by associations like UNESCO, WHO NMC, etc.

Indian candidates are relatively safe in Russia country.

MBBS Admission in Russia

Students should visit or call any of the offices or Representatives for free admission counseling processes. Candidates will get complete information concerning medical universities in Russia, course fees, and eligibility criteria.

Initially, the candidates have to submit all the below documents.

Scanned copy of the +12 pass certificate

Scanned copy of +12 Mark Sheet

Scanned copy of the 10th pass Certificate

Scanner copy of 10th mark sheet

Submit NEET Result and Admit Card

Scanned Copy of the Passport on the front page and back pages

6 Passport Sized Color photographs

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Hey

I'm a second year mbbs student and I just find the subjects so dry (except pathology, I love it!). It's been a month since classes started and it's high time for me to start reading, but I lose interest after a couple of pages 😣 got any advice?

Heyy :)

Yes, I understand. Second-year subjects are vast and highly volatile especially when it comes to pharmacology and microbiology. What I did that helped me with pharma was that I integrated systemic pharma with systemic path. I also tried to keep my physiology in touch so that I understand pharma better. And when it comes to microbiology I made a huge mistake of trying to cover bacteriology/ virology/ parasitology as a whole. It was overwhelming. If I get a chance to do my UG again I would surely break down the entire microbiology system to one or two organisms per day and study for 30mins or so followed by multiple revisions. (I do not have any regret about how my second year turned out.) Only way to make a subject easier is by re reading them and revising several times. I used to take two or three hours of my weekends to revise topics that are difficult and volatile.

Also if you are somebody who makes their own handwritten notes this is the right time to start making your own concise notes for each subject that you can carry forward till your final year for reference :)

You can look for free youtube classes on certain topics that are difficult to understand for example Dr Ankit Kumar sir has made system-wise pharma lectures on youtube and he is my absolute favourite!

Always remember it is better to read one or two pages a day than not read anything at all :)

All the best, and don’t forget to have fun and enjoy your college days!

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Why Is Kazakhstan Medical University So Popular Among Indian Students?

The decision regarding the right medical college or university is one of the greatest decisions in the life of any budding doctor. In the last few years, Kazakhstan Medical University has emerged as the first preference for the Indian students for MBBS abroad. Kazakhstan Medical University has made a name in the list of excellent quality education coupled with an affordable fee structure and friendly environment towards their students, providing them with a global medical degree.

World-Class Education and Global Recognition Kazakhstan Medical University is taught by an international curriculum. All the major medical councils of India, including NMC, WHO, and other regulatory bodies worldwide, have passed the programs offered by the university. Therefore, the graduates from Kazakhstan Medical University are allowed to practice in India as well as other countries after clearing their licensure exams in the respective nation.

Affordable tuition fees and cost of living Most of the students from India who like to join Kazakhstan Medical University give importance to the college due to cost-effectiveness. Compared to private medical colleges in India, the cut-off marked fees are much lower, with this medical college offering tuition without compromising on the quality. Accommodation, food, transportation costs, etc., in the country also come very economical. Hence, it is an excellent alternative for middle-class families seeking quality medical education too, in their budget.

English-Medium Programs Language is the biggest stumbling block for those students who travel abroad to pursue further education, but at Kazakhstan Medical University, the MBBS courses offered are in English. This way, all Indian students can be sufficiently exposed to their courses and adequately communicate while doing their clinical rotations, thus making this transition to foreign country studies much easier.

Modern Infrastructure and Advanced Facilities Facilities at Kazakh National Medical University include modern laboratories, libraries, and simulation centers. While adhering to a concept of learning with first-hand experience, the university allows its students to rotate and intern in affiliated hospitals. This way, the students are equipped with real medical experience. With an equal balance between theoretical and practical knowledge, students are relatively better placed in their medical careers.

Cultural Comfort and Safety The cultural context of Kazakhstan is akin to that of India and therefore poses lesser challenges for Indian students adapting to this country. All major festivals of India are celebrated in an orderly manner, with restaurants and grocery stores tailored to meet Indians and their respective cultures cutting through the campus so a student can feel right at home. The university ensures that all students are safe and secure with well established support mechanisms, especially for international students.

Clear-cut Procedure for Admission Admission at Kazakhstan Medical University is hassle-free. The admission does not require taking any entrance test like NEET, whereas in most of the countries, Indian students need to take the NEET entrance test for their admission; they are allowed for admission on basis of attaining the eligibility criteria, which is completing their 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and attaining the required aggregate marks.

High FMGE Pass Rate The most important reason for the popularity of Kazakhstan Medical University amongst the aspirants from India is a high FMGE pass rate. The university provides targeted preparation and support towards FMGE, thereby making all the Indian students much better equipped to return and practice in their mother country after completing MBBS.

Medical Practices Diversification Student seekers from all parts of the globe find themselves in the Kazakhstani Medical University that remains a multicultural learning setting. The diverse exposure to different medical practices and patient cases enhances the learning experience, therefore leading students towards adopting a global perspective on healthcare.

Supportive Student Community Indian students at Kazakhstan Medical University are a close-knit fraternity who, as equals, guide and support the freshers. This knit in the fraternity well contributes to making easy adjustments in new surroundings for freshmen so that they may again pay concentrated attention to studies.

Conclusion Kazakhstan Medical University is one of the greatest institutions which has gained popularity among Indian aspirants for medical studies due to its low cost of education, globally recognized courses, English-speaking classrooms, and excellent infrastructure, making it the safest haven for students who envision a successful medical practice.

For Indian students seeking quality medical education at very affordable costs, Kazakhstan Medical University is surely an excellent choice. Start your journey towards a more fulfilling medical career today!

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Direct Admission 2024 to JMN Medical College: Secure Your MBBS Seat Today

If you aspire to pursue a career in medicine, securing a seat in a reputable medical college is your first step towards achieving your dream. JMN Medical College, a leading institution known for academic excellence and state-of-the-art facilities, is accepting applications for Direct Admission 2024. Aspiring candidates seeking a robust education in medicine should seize this opportunity to gain admission to one of the top medical colleges in India.

In this comprehensive guide, we provide insights into the Direct Admission 2024 process at JMN Medical College, highlighting key features, eligibility criteria, benefits, and steps to secure your MBBS seat today.

Why Choose JMN Medical College for MBBS?

JMN Medical College has a long-standing reputation for producing skilled and compassionate medical professionals. Here are the top reasons to consider JMN Medical College for your MBBS studies:

World-Class Infrastructure The college boasts advanced laboratories, modern classrooms, a comprehensive library, and cutting-edge medical technology, providing students with an optimal learning environment.

Renowned Faculty Learn from experienced professors and medical practitioners who are dedicated to imparting theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

Comprehensive Curriculum The MBBS program at JMN Medical College integrates rigorous academics with hands-on training, ensuring students are well-prepared for their medical careers.

Clinical Exposure Affiliated with a top-tier hospital, the college ensures students receive extensive clinical training to develop diagnostic and patient care skills.

Placement Opportunities JMN Medical College has a strong track record of successful placements in prestigious hospitals and healthcare organizations globally.

Eligibility Criteria for Direct Admission to MBBS 2024

To apply for Direct Admission 2024 to JMN Medical College, candidates must meet the following criteria:

Academic Qualifications: Applicants must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examinations with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects. A minimum aggregate score of 50% is required for general category students (45% for reserved categories).

NEET Qualification: Candidates must have a valid NEET 2024 score. Qualifying NEET is mandatory as per the Medical Council of India guidelines.

Age Requirement: Applicants must be at least 17 years old as of December 31, 2024.

Benefits of Direct Admission to JMN Medical College

No Stress of High Cut-Offs Direct Admission provides an opportunity to secure a seat without worrying about extremely high competition and cut-off marks.

Fast-Track Admission Process Skip the lengthy counseling sessions and secure your MBBS seat today through a straightforward process.

Guided Support The admission team at JMN Medical College offers personalized guidance, ensuring a hassle-free application experience.

Seat Reservation With Direct Admission 2024, you can reserve your seat early, securing your place in a reputable medical program.

Steps to Secure Direct Admission 2024 to JMN Medical College

Follow these steps to apply for Direct Admission to JMN Medical College and secure your spot for the MBBS program:

Step 1: Contact the Admissions Office

Reach out to the college’s admissions office for detailed information about the application process, required documents, and fee structure.

Step 2: Verify Eligibility

Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including academic qualifications and a valid NEET score.

Step 3: Submit Your Application

Complete the application form with accurate details and submit all required documents, including:

Academic certificates (10th and 12th marksheets)

NEET 2024 scorecard

Age proof

Passport-sized photographs

Step 4: Pay the Admission Fee

Upon confirmation of your eligibility, pay the required admission fee to secure your seat.

Step 5: Receive Admission Confirmation

After successful verification, you will receive an official admission letter from JMN Medical College, confirming your enrollment.

Why Direct Admission 2024 is the Best Option

Opting for Direct Admission 2024 to JMN Medical College is a smart choice for students who want to bypass the challenges of competitive admission processes. It offers:

Peace of Mind: Secure your seat early without the uncertainty of competitive counseling rounds.

Exclusive Access: Ensure a spot in one of the most reputable medical colleges in India.

Time Efficiency: Save time and focus on preparing for your medical education.

What Sets JMN Medical College Apart?

Holistic Development: The college emphasizes not just academic excellence but also personal growth through extracurricular activities and community involvement.

Diverse Student Body: Join a vibrant campus community with students from across the country and the world.

Affordable Education: Competitive fee structures make quality medical education accessible to aspiring doctors.

Conclusion: Don’t Miss Your Chance to Secure Your MBBS Seat Today

Choosing the right medical college is a critical decision that shapes your future as a healthcare professional. With its outstanding facilities, experienced faculty, and comprehensive curriculum, JMN Medical College is the ideal destination for aspiring doctors. Take the first step towards a rewarding medical career by applying for Direct Admission 2024 to JMN Medical College.

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MBBS in Belarus: A Comprehensive Guide for Aspiring Medical Students

 Indian MBBS aspirants seeking quality education at lower costs may apply for pursuing the course in a globally approved medical university in Belarus. In Belarus, you will get a broader career opportunity. Belarus stands out as a promising destination for MBBS aspirants for its world-class education and affordable tuition fees. MBBS in Belarus is taught in English; thus, international students feel at ease in understanding the classes imparted in the medical universities in Belarus. Belarus offers a safe and familiar environment to the international students. Indian students in Belarus get benefits from the simple and hassle-free admission in top medical universities in Belarus by taking the support of Ria Overseas.

Why Belarus is a Promising Study Destination for Indian MBBS Aspirants

It offers International standard teaching at a budget-friendly cost.

Belarus medical universities never make any compromise in imparting quality education to students.

For international students process of admission is simple.

MBBS course is imparted in English language.

Cultural diversity offers multicultural understanding skills to international students.

Belarus is safe for Indian students.

The cost of living in Belarus is low.

The medical universities in Belarus offer on-campus and off-campus hostel facilities.

Belarus medical universities focus on comprehensive theoretical knowledge of the students and effective practical skills.

The medical universities in Belarus are approved by international global bodies like MCI and WHO.

MBBS in Belarus: Preferable Medical Colleges for Indian Students

Belarusian State Medical University

Location: Minsk

Duration: 6 years

Medium of Instruction: English

Recognition & Accreditation: WHO, NMC, ECFMG, WFME

Estimated Tuition Fees: $4,000 - $5,500 per year

Gomel State Medical University

Location: Gomel

Duration: 6 years

Medium of Instruction: English

Recognition & Accreditation: WHO, NMC, ECFMG, WFME

Estimated Tuition Fees: $3,800 - $5,000 per year

Vitebsk State Medical University

Location: Vitebsk

Duration: 6 years

Medium of Instruction: English

Recognition & Accreditation: WHO, NMC, ECFMG, WFME

Estimated Tuition Fees: $3,800 - $5,000 per year

Grodno State Medical University

Location: Grodno

Duration: 6 years

Medium of Instruction: English

Recognition & Accreditation: WHO, NMC, ECFMG, WFME

Estimated Tuition Fees: $3,800 - $5,000 per year

Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radio electronics (Medical Faculty)

Location: Minsk

Duration: 6 years

Medium of Instruction: English

Recognition & Accreditation: WHO, NMC, Ministry of Education of Belarus

Estimated Tuition Fees: $4,000 - $5,500 per year

Each of these universities offers a 6-year MBBS program, recognized internationally, with affordable tuition fees and English as the primary language of instruction, making them suitable for international students.

Who are eligible to apply for MBBS in Belarus?

Students who will be 17 years old by the conclusion of the academic year in which they are admitted.

The student must have at least a 50% score in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in a CBSE/ICSE or comparable board exam.

Candidates who have qualified for NEET (according to the latest MCI announcement)

 MBBS in Belarus: Documents A Candidate is required to Submit for Admission

 Scanned copies of 10th and 12th grade mark sheets and pass certificates.

Admission letter

Birth certificate.

Medical certificate with HIV report

Coloured passport-size pictures

Caste Certificate (Optional)

Student visa

Valid passport with one-year validity

NEET Scorecard

Air tickets

 MBBS in Belarus: Career Options for MBBS Graduates

Pursue MBBS Specializations Graduates can opt for specialization in their chosen medical field, allowing them to focus and develop expertise in areas like cardiology, surgery, paediatrics, and more.

Setting Up Clinics Medical professionals can establish their own clinics to practice independently, providing personalized care in their specialized field.

Further Studies (MS/MD/Diploma) Graduates may continue their studies with programs like MS, MD, or a specialized diploma to advance their knowledge and skills in a particular area of medicine.

Hospital Management For those interested in administration, hospital management offers roles that combine medical knowledge with leadership to oversee healthcare operations effectively.

 Medical License Exams (FMGE/USMLE/PLAB) Graduates aiming to practice internationally can prepare for licensing exams like FMGE (India), USMLE (US), or PLAB (UK) to meet the respective country’s medical standards and practice requirements.

Join Belarusian Healthcare System alternatively, graduates can integrate into the Belarusian healthcare sector, joining local hospitals or clinics to gain experience within the Belarusian medical framework.

Ria Overseas, a trustworthy consultant agency in India, is readily available with relevant information and a problem-solving plan to assist you in joining MBBS overseas. Your success is our pride. We analyse your need and eligibility and accordingly guide and support a medical college overseas suitable for you. Contact us soon for the best deal!

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India's Best Physiology Faculty for MBBS and NEET-PG: Dr. Preeti Tyagi of Turning Brain!

In the realm of medical education in India, finding the right guidance can often be a daunting task, especially for aspiring doctors preparing for exams like MBBS and NEET-PG. However, amidst this challenge, Dr. Preeti Tyagi is The Best Physiology faculty in India, through her groundbreaking lectures at Turning Brain, has emerged as a beacon of excellence, offering unparalleled support to students navigating the complexities of physiology.

At Turning Brain, Dr. Tyagi's lectures are more than just educational sessions; they are transformative experiences designed to empower students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in their medical careers. What sets her lectures apart is their unique bilingual format, presented in a seamless blend of Hindi and English, ensuring accessibility to a diverse audience across the nation The Best Physiology faculty in India.

A key feature of Dr. Tyagi's lectures is the availability of full-course physiology content, covering every aspect of the subject in meticulous detail. From foundational principles to advanced concepts, each topic is presented in a systematic manner, allowing students to build a strong understanding from the ground up. This structured approach not only facilitates learning but also streamlines the revision process, enabling students to retain information more effectively.

In a time where efficiency is paramount, Dr. Tyagi's lectures offer a solution for students looking to optimize their study schedules. Through concise yet comprehensive presentations, students can cover the entire syllabus in a relatively short period without compromising on depth or accuracy. This time-efficient approach frees up valuable time for revision, practice, and addressing weaker areas, ultimately enhancing overall exam preparedness.

Accessibility is another cornerstone of Dr. Tyagi's teaching philosophy, with her lectures freely available on YouTube. By removing financial barriers, she ensures that every aspiring doctor, regardless of their background or location, has access to high-quality education. This democratization of learning not only levels the playing field but also fosters a culture of inclusivity and equal opportunity within the medical community.

Moreover, Dr. Tyagi's lectures are meticulously tailored to align with the requirements of medical examinations, making them an invaluable resource for exam preparation. By focusing on exam-oriented topics and providing strategic insights, she empowers students to approach exams with confidence and clarity. Her guidance equips students not only to succeed in assessments but also to thrive in their future medical careers. Best online physiology lectures for MBBS / NEET PG.

Conclusion

Dr. Preeti Tyagi's physiology lectures at Turning Brain represent a paradigm shift in medical education in India. Through her innovative bilingual approach, comprehensive content coverage, and commitment to accessibility and exam preparedness, she has redefined the standards of excellence in physiology teaching. For MBBS and NEET-PG aspirants seeking guidance and mentorship on their journey to becoming doctors, Dr. Tyagi's lectures stand as a testament to the transformative power of education.

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