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I was a very brilliant student.
Always got above 90% kinda guy until 12th.
After I joined medicine(mbbs) but I couldn't score marks like before. So just started focusing on passing the exams but it took me 2 attempts to pass 1st year
Then in 2nd year it's of 1.5 year started just focusing on passing the exams I couldn't even pass the internals.
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Dr. Amit Kumar Gupta
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19 yrs exp
Jaipur
Dear friend MBBS is completely different from your courses you have done and examinations you have appeared for till now? It needs consistent efforts and regular studies at your level. 90% scoring in 12th is not a great achievemet these days. Even by reading less you can pass your MBBS but will find it difficult to clear pre PG Exam and will be difficult for you to be a good doctor. Anyway there is no alternate of hard work and regular study. Make up your mind since today and get yourself focussed in your studies. Really there is no short cut.
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