The Ugly Truth About Becoming a Pediatrician in India | Salary, Workload & Reality | Dr. Mohit Sethi

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  @lakshyamishra5758 · 3 months ago

  Well ...not against the content of your video but I don&apos;t understand why you just keep on giving thumbnails citing the worst of every department and branch...honestly it feels as though you are selling a lot more of negativity let alone the video.<br>Mostly we,who consume the content of yours are doctors or budding doctors who are yet to choose a department,and selling the negatives doesn&apos;t help anyone. There is a positive side and a beautiful side to it too not that anyone and everyone will stick to your standards of everything.<br>I want to be a neurosurgeon...I am preparing for my ini exams...i already know the hectic life of neurosurgery bt the other day I saw your thumbnail ...when it said &quot;neurosurgery stole my 30s&quot;...really?<br>Man common how can one even get motivated to choose a branch if this is what you present...we live in a world where everything has a cost...not merely medicine...bt it is the love that makes one keep going...so please don&apos;t say that what you present is truth...if you are so certain for truth do it the right way...not in such a manner.

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  @manindersinghsodhi4000 · 4 months ago

  Dr.Mohit Sethi was very truthful and easy going . Thoroughly enjoyed.

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  @sahilmalani49 · 4 months ago

  I have seen md medicine general physicians earning 3-4x more than paediatrics in tier 2-3 cities... So I guess he&apos;s right that pediatrics is a low earning branch

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  @palakverma5066 · 4 days ago

  How simple , calm Dr. Sethi is ...Great to see 🌻🌸

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  @PoojaSharma-e2h7s · 4 months ago

  Very nice video sir....as a young pediatrician, working in a corporate I can relate well to whatever he said throughout...<br>Just one suggestion if you can add one question to the podcast related to mental health..to what extent they&apos;ve suffered or how did they overcome it..

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  @sanket_modi_01 · 4 months ago

  Sir, having spoken to specialists from almost every medical field and explored their journeys, struggles, and realities, you have a unique understanding of medical careers. We humbly request a comprehensive guidance series on all career pathways after MBBS. Most students know only the common options like MD/MS in Medicine, Surgery, OBG, Orthopaedics, Anaesthesia, Radiology, Psychiatry, ENT, Community Medicine, Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, etc. But there are so many lesser-known routes that we need clarity on.<br><br>We would love a structured series covering:<br>1) Complete MBBS → Postgraduate → Super-speciality pathways for all branches, including those beyond the common 19 subjects, e.g., Emergency Medicine, Palliative Medicine, Nuclear Medicine, and others.<br><br>2) Clinical, para-clinical &amp; non-clinical PG courses and comparison of MD/MS vs DNB vs diploma.<br><br>3) Super-speciality options after each PG branch, including DM/MCh and the 6-year direct MCh programmes.<br><br>4) Fellowships, FNB programmes, research, academic, administrative, and government pathways for those not pursuing traditional PG.<br><br>5) Duration, competition, scope, lifestyle, and leading colleges for each pathway.<br>International career routes (US, UK, Australia) with practical guidance for students aiming to go abroad.<br><br>A structured video or series from you explaining all of this would be extremely valuable and could guide thousands of MBBS students in making informed career choices.

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  @hungry_doc · 4 months ago

  Being a pediatrician, i can totally relate to what he has said!! I am thankful i didnt go to corporate hospitals

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  @aryanpandey3798 · 4 months ago

  Dr Sethi is a wholesome person 😊 like baat krne mei hi wo calmness and soothing h

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  @anukalita1237 · 4 months ago

  I can see the simplicity of Dr.Mohit the way he explained it&apos;s really great 👍

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  @hilarious2314 · 4 months ago

  Many people have pre-decided Branches like me.....10 year ago I was getting radiology but picked Medicine in my native city. And I&apos;m very happy today.

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  @sandeepjude · 4 months ago

  Lovely open and honest interview.All the best doctor.God bless.

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  @RajibKumarSahamld82 · 4 months ago

  Lovely video with Raj Samani. So much information. &nbsp;Thank you Dr. Bhatia❤❤

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