Would you still choose MBBS if life gave you a second chance?
Be real — is this your dream or did life just drag you here with NEET ranks and expectations?
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If I ever had a second chance, I’ll choose medicine again. But this time in India, as I’d like to be around my people are patients of my comfort.
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No, I don’t think I will pursue medical studies, especially not in my country. I would like to explore more options abroad, or perhaps choose finance (specially quantum finance) as my main focus. One thing I have learned from being in the medical field is that I am good at finances and managing both work and people. Therefore, I intend to follow my strengths.
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If I’m being real, I’d say life often takes unexpected turns. Many students pursue MBBS due to family expectations, societal pressure, or NEET ranks, rather than a genuine passion for medicine.
If I had a second chance, I’d want to explore my true interests and passions. Maybe I’d choose a field that aligns with my strengths and values. Ultimately, it’s about finding a path that brings fulfillment and purpose.
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If I’ll ever restart
Then I’ll t
Start focusing on my academic since starting of my mbbs
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No need to spend extra years for the degree. We can keep learning 
If i had second chance, i would have choosen mbbs. Tbh i love the validation and pride i get when people hear i am studying MBBS and also involved in various extracurriculars like dance, ngos, research, etc. I do have complications in path but i guess it is making sense (no issue) slowly.
Maybe- Maybe not, the long hours of dedicated duties gave me mixed emotions whether this is the right path for me.
Do i regret this? NO, i guess not but if i had a time machine i would choose something else i guess.
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After graduation many options that provide a more balanced life style. So no need to feel despair.
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Mbbs no doubt🙌🏻
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I will prefer policy making.