Swaying away from trends, the cut-off this year was much higher in contrast to its dropping down in the past couple of years. At least 20 students crossed the 700-plus mark (out of 800), whereas last year, there was only one. But one thing that didn’t raise eyebrows was that over two lakh students had the aspiration of pursuing master’s degrees rather than settling down with an MBBS degree. ETHealthworld interacted with PG aspirants to understand why medicos these days are just unwilling to settle for an MBBS degree and have ambitions to get at least a specialty degree, if not a super-speciality degree., Swaying away from trends, the cut-off this year was much higher in contrast to its dropping down in the past couple of years. At least 20 students crossed the 700-plus mark (out of 800), whereas last year, there was only one. But one thing that didn’t raise eyebrows was that over two lakh students had the aspiration of pursuing master’s degrees rather than settling down with an MBBS degree. ETHealthworld interacted with PG aspirants to understand why medicos these days are just unwilling to settle for an MBBS degree and have ambitions to get at least a specialty degree, if not a super-speciality degree., , Read More
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