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Shivalik@shivalik_dnb· 3h
DNB Psychiatry · PG-2 · KLE Belgaum
The worst part of PG in India? You're learning on patients' lives. Everyone does it — nobody says it out loud.
The worst part of PG in India? You're learning on patients' lives. Everyone does it — nobody says it out loud.
Career advice we get from peers around us. But fees, bond, what a college is actually like inside — who tells you that? Nobody.
You'll operate more here in 3 years than most private-college PGs do in 6. You'll also not sleep. Both are true.
Every friend of mine visited the college once before counselling. There was no other way to know what it's really like. That's the whole problem.
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