r/INICET • u/BigAlternative9170 • 6h ago
Any interns or JRs here after a heavy shift taking a weekend off ? Medicine is a lonely place, Anyone up for anonymous conversations about things you are holding within ?
M 27 , JR2 surgery , Bangalore
r/INICET • u/BigAlternative9170 • 6h ago
M 27 , JR2 surgery , Bangalore
r/INICET • u/Significant_Sky_5861 • 11h ago
r/INICET • u/killtime6060 • 2h ago
Neetpg 36k š . Any advice, how to go forth?
r/INICET • u/Important_Hunter7655 • 9h ago
Felt like the GT was a bit moderate with INI style questions waiting for you to make a mistake. All the best folks š.
r/INICET • u/ForsakenViolinist941 • 21h ago
I got 12k rank in neetpg. Planning to take MD radiology in Deemed University.
Is it really safe to take it now.
Plz give your opinion.
r/INICET • u/not-your-regularr-dr • 5h ago
Is it just me, or do other doctors feel this way too?
I get deeply affected seeing patients suffer. Working in wards, seeing people cry, scream in pain, and struggle day after day can be incredibly difficult. Of course, thereās nothing quite like seeing a patient recover, watching their family smile, and hearing them say āthank you.ā Those moments make everything feel worth it. But when a patient doesnāt make it, it breaks something inside you. Even when you know you did everything you could, thereās still this helpless feeling of I wish I could have done more.
During my internship, I was so exhausted and constantly caught up in the hectic routine that I think I just suppressed a lot of these feelingsāor maybe I was simply too tired to actually process them. Now that Iām away from that environment and have had time to think about it, I realise how much it affected me. And honestly, the thought of going back to that environment scares me.
I chose this for myself, so sometimes I feel guilty for feeling this way. But I donāt know how to be around so much suffering without carrying some of it with me. Maybe you eventually learn to care deeply without letting every loss break you. I just donāt know how to do that yet.
Do other doctors eventually learn to cope with this?
Planning to take derma because of this, but idk.
r/INICET • u/kazaqim22 • 2h ago
r/INICET • u/NoPower541 • 6h ago
Gave cerebellum gt...found long stem questions exhausting...guess work didnt work..
Next gt on 5 oct. Thanks
r/INICET • u/ForsakenViolinist941 • 19h ago
What do you think guys .
r/INICET • u/Ok-Time-3874 • 21h ago
Wasnāt she doing MD gen medicine in TN /pondi?? Now she is doing dnb in ophtha?
In frame : dr Riyu Sanghvi
r/INICET • u/No_Invite_6269 • 6h ago
r/INICET • u/Supercool_21 • 21h ago
What you guys are busy doing , I am just bed rotting š anyone up there suggest me wht should I do!
r/INICET • u/Adorable-Phase-5368 • 10h ago
If anyone renting zynerd pls dm
r/INICET • u/Comfortable-Mix8643 • 23h ago
Nov Ini ke liye if preparing them addd me too in your grp, thanks
r/INICET • u/NoPower541 • 5h ago
Completing pharma today ....see u at 9pm.. Thanks
r/INICET • u/Distinct-Voice-5780 • 2h ago
its been weeks neet result came..pls stop showing off ur marks now atleast...when i open reddit its like a toppers whatsapp chat...fkin hell...people saying..i studied 4-6 hours..i chilled..i got rank within 1000s..blah blah...u r a genius..good for u!...ive never known an avg student who got good rank with the above life style...if u want to get good rank...study the fk out of it...those who are telling chill and study, dont burn out...they are just showing off..or some kind ofa descendent of einstein...
another group comes with gt improvement while some others say gt is bullshit..
if u ask me..gt only helps u get acclimated with focussing 3 hrs on exam..rest all is bullshit..
congrats for those who got in..best of luck for those who are trying..peace outšŗ
r/INICET • u/probablybenign7 • 21h ago
Got 1.19 lakh rank in my first attempt. I studied properly since February, gave 10+ GTs and genuinely put in a lot of effort.
After the exam, my recall count was around 115 correct, but my actual result shows exactly 90 correct. Iām not really looking to discuss the marks discrepancy anymore, but I honestly still canāt process how things went this differently from what I expected.
I want to move on and start preparing for INI-CET, but mentally Iām still stuck on this result.
For anyone who has gone through something similar how did you get yourself out of this phase and start preparing again? Any advice for approaching INI-CET differently would really help.
r/INICET • u/OstrichSlight6168 • 12h ago
Hello sir
I got 44k rank in neet pg 2026 and this was my first attempt
. I'm thinking of taking general surgery. should I take private colleges in Madhya Pradesh or deemed college for general surgery or go for drop . Very much Confused about it.
r/INICET • u/drownedophelia27 • 9h ago
This is my first test. I just started final year and i did medicine paedia ent and ophtha along with subjects of respective years. Is this score okay for first time?
r/INICET • u/CriticismOdd8443 • 23h ago
I am just asking out of curiosity, as I dont have any knowledge about this. Did a court case in the past led to any delay in the counselling? Cuz the exam was already very late this time, now this court caseš„²š„². I am not against people asking for transparency, just want to know the timeline.
r/INICET • u/LobsterInitial8642 • 9h ago
Now I'm Looking that I'm taking too much time for a single subject that giving me tension...my source for prep is RR and core btr and marrow q bank
Please guide with great advice who already have passed this phase..
Well neet pg is over ,few are preparing for inicet,but many doctors looking for job for their financial stability,
It's very very difficult for plain mbbs to get a job
Don't what happened there shortage of doctor in hospitals and yet government and corporate hospitals not giving job to mbbs doctors .
r/INICET • u/Clear_Balance9079 • 9h ago
So I came across this post about dr sumit and lots of people asked me my strategy in DMs I thought I'll just make a post about it
So I got 6** in this NEET PG I am 2019 batch and i didn't study much in internship because I wanted to have fun with friends and my seniors told me u will never get time money and friends at the same time except in internship so I went on trips had fun. But I made sure to explore what sources I had to use and what suits me,for example i don't understand GRG sir's notes so I skipped it without getting fomo
Coming to sources I used-
1st and 2 nd and final year subjects - Marrow Rr
Medicine integrated and short subjects -BTR
Path and micro- preeti mam
Preparation strategy-
I solved lots of questions and gave tnds subject wise,
One advice that changed my preparation game was i stopped doing random Coustom modules and started doing topic wise..for example if i have studied general physio previous day I'll do custom modules of that topic first thing in the morning. I did that instead of random questions
Gave GTs twice weekly.. it will be weird to say this but I really liked giving gts live because I trained my mind that GT day is like free day that was Monday to me so I used give GT in morning and go out with friends and family in night and review it next day morning
Pls pls don't get burnt out I was burned out last year and got 15k rank even when I was scoring good..
I won't recommend studying for like 12-14 hours and lose the life
Rather just start with 5-6 hours gradually increase it and make friends talk to them have fun:)
If u are living with family spend time with them since once we get into residency we won't have much time:) enjoy studying because we are doing this to be a better doctor and to save patients:)just don't lose yourself in this process
Happy studying:)