Unspoken Rivals in own friend’s groups - Affecting friendships
Emotional Burnouts due to the environment
Learning empathy and growth method, not just books.
Jealousy and Competition leading pulling down others and climb up anyhow.
Bhavini’s method to handle this chaos for whole of 5.5 years-
Engage yourself in yourself.
Choose one of your favorite physical activity for hour or 2 for the day - gym, aerobics, dance, walk, jogging, etc.
Focus on extracurricular stuff like working for NGO, Research papers, etc - whether you are planning USA/UK/any other foreign lands - it will boost your overall development and trust m results are surely observed when you eter the field of clinics - the main reason of you being Dr.
Try to limit your friends- it’s all about quality not quantity.
Be Competitive with yourself, how much better you have been doing from last day, week, year.
Set your limitations of being cooperative with college mates, seniors and juniors - and act smart regarding it.
You do not go to college just to be embedded in books. Colleges are for grooming your personality also. It is safe place to experiment with your personality, figure out important aspects about yourself and make some great lifelong friends and mentors.
It is the mixture of all these things that makes the college life complete.
That’s a great title—“MBBS Beyond Books - Navigating Friendships, Fights, Competition and Finding Yourself”—it suggests a candid, relatable take on the life of a medical student beyond just academics. If you’re working on a blog post, book, talk, or article with this theme, here’s a possible outline or introduction you could use:
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Introduction:
Medical school is often portrayed as a relentless pursuit of knowledge—thick textbooks, sleepless nights, and endless exams. But beyond the books lies a deeply human journey: one of friendships forged in stress and late-night coffee, silent rivalries and open conflicts, and the ongoing challenge of figuring out who you are in a world that rarely slows down.
In “MBBS Beyond Books,” we’ll explore what truly defines the med school experience—not just academic achievement, but the emotional, social, and psychological rollercoaster that shapes you into more than just a doctor.
Being third year MBBS student I deeply want to say we need people with us to navigate through these tough and rough path . So I’ll highly recommend you to go outside or just make friends in your batch or inter batch.so with your studies do this things as well
I evolved beyond white robe when I stepped out of India to study medicine.
Being a journey itself, I was living 2 experiences together
Medical journey
Journey of independence
So through these years that I spend , I not only learnt how to dissect human organ but also how to dissect veggies.
Learnt beyond the books… Budgeting, cooking and exploring.
For me it was a great journey that helped me sharpen my mind and polished my confidence.
“Helped me Bloom”
