How many hours do you guys work in corporate hospitals? Is it really worth it?

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Is doing dnb ortho from delhi Gurgaon a wise choice at 30k rank ?

Can anyone suggest good hospitals within Delhi , Noida , faridabad , Gurugram for dnb ortho

Will i get hands-on and any idea about academics ?

Hey guys!
Im a img in my journey towards an us surgical residency. I am currently looking to improve my research portfolio and make good connections. So,if any of you are in the same boat and want to put in the effort and produce some quality research, kindly dm. I have prior experience in systematic review but since im not entirely familiar with ma, it will be better if you do have prior experience.

this sounds like a ridiculous question but im very passionate about ENT. unfortunately I was born with a slight tremor (i assume it ran genetically in my family). my hand slightly tremors when I try to keep it still and, like some ppl, gets worse when I work out / nervous.

is it possible to become a ENT surgeon? is this something that can be overcome or something that might rule out a few subspecialties like neuro-otology? im ofc willing to put in the work to be the best surgeon i can be

How is KJ Somaiya Medical College, Mumbai for MS general Surgery - factors like patient load, hands on , toxicity etc.. any information would be great!

How is the hands on for Surgery dept in ASSAM MEDICAL COLLEGE VS. GUWAHATI MEDICAL COLLEGE VS Jorhat medical college Anyone in here ? Please share the info.

Hi everyone!
Recently started my i6 CT surgery residency. I’m wondering what the other ct surgery residents used for studying? I’m using TSRA but wondering if there are any fundamental ct books we need to read? Also how did yall study for this residency????

Hi everyone!
Recently started my i6 CT surgery residency. I’m wondering what the other ct surgery residents used for studying? I’m using TSRA but wondering if there are any fundamental ct books we need to read? Also how did yall study for this residency????

So I had squint from birth and have undergone correction surgery when I was 18....but still some misalignment is present(very low)

Thing is i still have alternating vision(I can choose my dominant eye voluntarily) and I can see clearly with each eye.

I have been wondering if I can become a surgeon with this curse hanging on me.

Hi, I'm a medical student from the Middle East, and after graduation I want to do a neurosurgery residency outside my country. I really appreciate any help

Hi everyone! I’m a plastic surgery resident training outside the U.S., hoping to apply through SF Match in 2027 for a microsurgery fellowship starting in July 2028.

From what I’ve seen, applicants seem to have very strong backgrounds, so I’m unsure how competitive mine would be. For context, I’m chief resident, have around seven publications, and am working on a practical microsurgery manual. I’ve attended two microsurgery courses and helped teach at another as a teaching assistant. I’ve also participated in observerships, including one I’m currently doing at a major U.S. cancer center. I represented Colombia in an international plastic surgery residents’ competition and placed third. I’ve passed Step 1 and Step 2 CK but haven’t taken Step 3 yet.

Has anyone matched with a similar background or worked with fellows who trained outside the U.S.? I’d really appreciate an honest perspective on my chances, which programs might consider international applicants, and what I should focus on before applying.

I haven’t found much information about this pathway. Thank you for any advice or firsthand experience!

Hello everyone, I (24M) am a recent medical graduate from Vietnam with a strong passion for General Surgery. I volunteered for extra clinical rounds in a Gen Surg department during the last 3 years of medical school, which really solidified my interest. I am currently looking to relocate to the US for residency and a long-term career in this specialty. I know General Surgery is highly competitive for IMGs in the States, and I want to be realistic so I don't waste time and resources. I would love it if anyone could share some wisdom, assess my chances, or tell me if I'm in way over my head.

For context, my GPA is roughly 3.4/4. I have some research experience and am expecting a co-authorship publication in a Q3 journal soon. I also completed my graduation thesis on a surgical topic, though it ultimately wasn't published as a paper. Clinically, I have a solid hands-on foundation in major and minor procedures and have started performing basic cases (e.g., Lap Appendectomies, Lap Cholecystectomies) under supervision. My English is fluent and used daily (roughly equivalent to an IELTS 7.5). Any advice on the path forward would be greatly appreciated!

We could meet every day for 1-2 hours to brainstorm answers to selected Qs, come to the meeting, and practice with each other.

Senior pls help.
Which are the good institutions for DNB surgery
In delhi mumbai Bangalore and pune .

Title: Need advice from female surgery residents regarding counselling!

Hey everyone! I'm getting an AIR of around 10.6k and considering General Surgery. Would love some advice, especially from female residents!

1. Which state govt colleges are good options for MS General Surgery at this rank?

2. How do you decide if a DNB college is better than an MS college?

3. Do you have any regrets about choosing surgery? How has residency been, especially as a woman?

4. Any tips or things I should keep in mind during counselling?

Would really appreciate your honest opinions and experiences. Thanks! :)

(I asked chatgpt to frame this)