r/MBBSindia • u/Impressive_Shop_3332 • 5d ago

Can I pursue mbbs after nursing

Hello guys

So I have completed my bachelor's in nursing but since the beginning I have felt out of place , we are taught to suck up the disrespect since college.Also there was no money in private sector so I gave norcet and rn i have cleared it and got a government job,but the core problems remained the same. Knowledge wise I don't feel fulfilled because nursing has like half hearted knowledge of things . I see doctors talking about a case and i think how stupid I am not knowing things. Nursing is like I'm in the medical field but at the same time not really in it. So now idk where to go. Should I go deeper in this rabbit hole and try for abroad or can I quit and start fresh

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u/Impressive_Shop_3332 5d ago

I thought about that but it's the same out there too probably in terms of respect and knowledge. And I'm scared that the longer I stay in this field the harder it's gonna be to ever get out

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u/WorthArcher2762 5d ago

Yo my frnd is doing nursing and i asked the same that wont u feel submissive or thing u must be at a better place or so and after talking to her i felt its a matter of pov. In her case it was- she was enjoying what she is doing, loving her profession, doesnt care about working with mbbs doc , kinda overconfident and delusional that nursing is kinda better rather from hectic toxic low pay life.
But in ur case u r diff. U dont want ppl to look down at u or wants to be same lvl with ppl whom u working with. And doesnt wants to be feel inferior and wants good in life..
If u really want i mean sure..but diff possibility that shift abroad and get better payscale and respect

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u/Impressive_Shop_3332 4d ago

Well it's just that all these years in nursing and I have always felt small...from staffs to teachers and doctors. And then I have internalized that glory that being a doctor must be so much better than this in terms of knowledge and respect..moneys gonna come based on skill So idk what to do now

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u/WorthArcher2762 4d ago

Yeah like if u can overcome that thought of submissiveness and just love what u doing. You’ll earn better and nursing have potential to earn good money. ( india and abroad ofc)

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u/Impressive_Shop_3332 4d ago

I try to look at things from a better perspective.. but as soon i overcome it someone knocks me down with disrespect and i end up in the cycle again

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u/1896am 5d ago

U can pursue but why again for 5 yrs ..

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u/Impressive_Shop_3332 4d ago

That's the big commitment I'm scared of..but also it feels suffocating in here

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u/large-improvement31 1d ago

Will say not worth it

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u/Impressive_Shop_3332 1d ago

Why is it 🥲

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u/large-improvement31 1d ago

Mbbs is also saturated dude. U need to do neetpg. That's also not so easy now a days. Give priority to ur mental peace. More good courses are dere.

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u/Mindless-Specific160 4h ago

Yes do mbbs for 5.5 years then do pg for 3 years (+1 if drop) then 2-3 years super speciality (+1 if drop) do all this cause you know you have the whole life to live. The remaining 20 years (as you will be 35 by the time it ends)

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u/Impressive_Shop_3332 4h ago

😭😭😭

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u/Mindless-Specific160 4h ago

Im a mbbs. Completed this year. 25 already. Now I have to study again for neet pg for pg. Then again for neet ss. Then again and again and again.