Dr. Utsav did his MBBS(2007-12) from Medical College, Kolkata. Decided - Medicine is not for him. Shifted to MBA. Cracked CAT - Joined IIM -Ahmedabad. Headed and founded two startups! 1. Reculta ( www.reculta.com ) 2. Pick my work ( www.pickmywork.com ) For those who want to crack CAT(Common Admission test)- www.pagalguy.com/cat He is currently working as COO(Chief Operating Officer) at Reflex app (the app i founded)- the PYQ only app for INI-CET(has improved significantly since he joined - www.reflexprep.com
Sir South Asian Edition of Gold Standard Books aren't available on libgen. Are there any major differences between international and SAE ? And hai toh kya kya??? And kya karu Mein? Please reply 🙏🏼 😢
The reason why this field is uncharted because most MBBS students have drops. IIM colleges (Top MBA institutes) instantly reject you if they see multiple drops or bad 10th/12th score even if you clear CAT exam.
@@prakhyatsingh263 There is very less chance IIMs allow someone with 3-5 drops without at least doing any other graduation degree (like BSc) before MBBS or maybe a part time job or something. It gives a bad impression to just sit for multiple years to prepare for 1 exam. If it's 1 or 2 drops and can be justified, that's when it might not be a problem.
Not completely true, when you apply for iim a, they have separate categories of doctors, where you compete to get into course against all doctor applicants and most of them have taken drop, at the end the interview is about knowing you as a person and once to satisfy the board with gap year explanation it won’t be a obstacle as such
Sir I am a neet aspirant scoring 603(actual 613 given wrong by nta) in 2024..sir I have a book for biology &chemistry &physics called ncert punch published by PW. can you please tell that these are good or not for mcq practice?
Sirrr please make video for neet 25 aspirants waiting from past 4 months I joined neet prep considering youuu I reallyyyy consider you as myyyy idol ❤️🥺🙏🏻
So i was kind of researching about this pathway for the past year or so, and i had the same reasons. Not interested in anything in clinical medicine. And the competition, toxicity and crazy working hours as a doc. But at the end, I've come to the conclusion that it's not worth it. The roi doesnt seem to add up well. And with the really bad job market right now, this might be one of the worst times to do an mba.
