Selecting a science-based degree is not everyone’s cup of tea. Here I would like to talk about a person whom I know has chosen medical field, is my cousin’s sister, who is 5-7 years older than me. She opted the goal of becoming a doctor since childhood. Her parents feel like she is born to be a doctor, as she burns midnight oil to clear neat exams after her boards. In my country, there is 5.5 years of ambibious scores, even it is not a piece of cake for her parents as it is an expensive course to study. After the neat exams, she eagerly waited for result. However, the result was not on her side and she doesn’t score much. But she started preparing again and very next year, she pursued her score in neat and got admission in her favourite medical college. Although it is a highly competitive and challenging, yet it is a fulfilling and rewarding career option, successfully she completed her college with full dedication, followed by the government terms. She had to register herself as medical council of India for practicing and further certificates. After practicing for 5 years, she is now opened her own hospital with help of her parents. Her parents feel on her 7th heaven, even I appreciate her hard work and her goal and have immense respect for her work and her journey.
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Selecting a science-based degree is not everyone's cup of tea. Here I would like to talk about a person I know who has chosen the medical field, my cousin's sister, who is 5 to 7 years older than me. She set the goal of becoming a doctor since childhood. Her parents feel like she was born to be a doctor, as she burns the midnight oil to clear NEET exams after her boards. In my country, there are 5.5 years of medical studies, and it is not a piece of cake for her parents, as it is an expensive course to study. After the NEET exams, she eagerly waited for the results. However, the results were not in her favor, and she did not score much. But she started preparing again, and the very next year, she improved her score in NEET and got admission to her favorite medical college. Although it is highly competitive and challenging, it is also a fulfilling and rewarding career option. She successfully completed her college with full dedication, followed by the government requirements. She had to register with the Medical Council of India to practice and obtain further certificates. After practicing for 5 years, she has now opened her own hospital with the help of her parents. Her parents feel like they are on cloud nine. I also appreciate her hard work and her goals and have immense respect for her work and her journey.
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