- Observational skills … Even though you knowna cse or know observe a Pg, Your friend and see how they are handling cases, and what would you do under such circumstances
- When you are in your future Pg department observe more how it works, what all is needed in the department analyse the pressure…
- Try to involve, volunteer in as many public camps you can
- Ask permission to work under your senior or your professors clinic after your college time - you will learn how the clinic works…
- Read for NEET EXAMS
- check for Residency posts after BDS
- Enroll yourself for any non-clinical courses - medical writing, coding etc
- Attend & present in state and national conferences.
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Great information!
And also since it’s going to be the last year with your UG college friends, don’t forget to make memories with them, they’ll be missed the most once you graduate. 
Great pointers!
As my internship is also going to start in few months. So quite helpful + i think, being curious to know about new things and new learnings is also an important factor.
Useful. To add, learn whatever you can. Invest in all the materials that can help you learn. College is the only place where you can confidently attempt a procedure under guidance.
These are the kind of real-world steps that make all the difference. It’s not just about clearing exams but building presence, confidence, and clarity in your path. Observing seniors, getting involved in camps, and exploring parallel skills like medical writing or coding, everything adds up to a stronger, well-rounded professional.
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These are helpful things to be a well rounded individual in a healthcare field