Director - Metabolic & Bariartric Surgery, PSRI Hospital
Sr Consultant - General, Laparoscopic & Robotic Surgery
Secretary - OSSI; Treasurer - HSI
MAMC Alumni
Jun 18, 2024 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
#UnpopularOpinion
For students stuck with #NEET_परीक्षा held by @NTA_Exams 1. Consider yourself lucky for not having gotten into MBBS. With this number of years & hard work, you will excel in doing anything, anywhere esp when your progress is not hindered by reservations.
/12. If you are insistent on becoming Doc & this was your 1st attempt, don't be discouraged. 1 yr delay counts for nothing in life & career. You can make a comeback.
If this was your 2nd or 3rd attempt & your score is nowhere near cut off, I strongly suggest you change your choice
About 2 decades back very few pts had medical insurance cover. Those who had used to pay hospital upfront & then claim reimbursement.
A change started ~ 2 decades back when third party administrator (TPA) started coming into picture as the mediators.
The TPA's acted as agents between the patient, hospital & insurance companies. Hospitals signed "cashless" agreement with them to provide services to pts. The estimate would be evaluated & cleared by TPA. Denial of cashless treatment is not denial of insurance. TPA's proliferated
Jul 29, 2021 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
27 % OBC + 10 % EWS + 15 % SC + 7.5 % ST = ~ 60 % of all UG/ PG Medical Seats are now for reserved category candidates
Is there any point left for non reserved category students to break sweat & even try to become Doctor's in India ! Politics of appeasement
India cannot and should not replicate the European or First World approach of complete lockdown. The consequences of lockdown will be far worse than that of Coronavirus.
Looking at the diversity of population in India & the exposure from domestic workers, daily wagers, newspapers, daily grocery, milk packets - there is never going to be a way we can be in complete isolation or a lockdown like Europe.