I will be sharing an extremely turbulent MBBS in Nepal journey of mine. You may be a newbie, a 2nd-year student, a 1st-year student as well, but today you will hear a story of a below-average student who nearly got kicked out of his MBBS curriculum. 

Every student who gets into any MBBS college in Nepal carries a thoughtful basket of dreams and aspirations. But, this was not the scenario in my case. The majority of Indian students are a victim of family stereotypes. Many do not realize this. Many accept the fact that their parents have the authority to choose their careers. But in today’s reality, this shall not be the scenario. Even I am a victim of this stereotype. 

Let me take you a little backward when all this started. Just like normal parents, my parents have already decided about my graduation degree right from my birth. The famous quote that majorly revolves around our society is – “Mera beta engineer banega!” or “Mera beta doctor banega”. Even I was a part of this quote. My fate was a decision of societal expectations and family stereotypes. So, my MBBS in Nepal journey started right after I completed my 12th examination. 

Definitely, I had to take up science, because that is the only gateway to MBBS studies. The next stop was the entrance exam that luckily I was able to pass and eventually got into Kathmandu University, Nepal. My parents were genuinely satisfied that their dream was coming into the track. But, there was a huge mental storm waiting there for me. Be with me and I will tell you the next part.

The real story begins – Studying MBBS in Nepal      

You can imagine the pressure if you are into studying MBBS in Nepal. The environment of Nepal is therapeutic. Students have the option to rejuvenate themselves. In my case, the first day of college was not at all welcoming. I was utterly confused by the structural routine of the curriculum. I thought studying this course is not my cup of tea. But, on the other hand, the thought of my innocent parents came up. So, I made up my mind, went studying on the campus, and convinced myself that this is possible for me. But in reality, it was not. 

I started studying and realized that this was completely different from my school studies. There was much more complexity in subjects and they seem to have an endless loop of theory attached. This is completely my point of view. You can have your own perspective as well.           

 I studied and worked hard for my first semester exams. The hard work I did was exceptionally extra for me. I was confident that I will pass. The exams arrived. According to me, each and every exam was good. But, the results were different. I was astonished to see that I had failed in 3 subjects that the rest of them, I barely passed. 

So, now you can imagine what was going through my mind. Whole new turbulence of thoughts was going on within me. I was scared, doubtful of my abilities, and confused at a different level. On the other hand, my parents wanted to see my results. So, I made a scanned copy of my roommate’s result, edited it, and sent it to my parents. I did this just to escape reality and to avoid the disappointment of my parents. 

But little did I know that I was drowning in my own fear and pressure of escaping my reality. I made up my mind again, rather convinced myself that I can pass all the subjects I failed in, along with the 2nd-semester subjects. 

I commenced my preparations, and this time I excluded myself from everybody so that I can focus on my studies. This was the worst mistake I did in my life. I started studying for 10 hours a day. I completely forgot that my mental peace was disrupted and I was becoming a patient of anxiety and depression.  

I realized the ultimate truth and faced it – the reality of MBBS admission in Nepal  

Almost every MBBS college in Nepal has a certain discipline in their style of studying. Depending on their curriculum, I realized that you can study well if you realize what your capabilities are. When I was preparing my best for the 2nd-semester exams, I had to additionally prepare for my backlog exams as well. On the other hand, I was aware of the fact that if I do not pass my backlogs along with the 2nd-semester exams. MBBS in Nepal can turn out to be the best option for everybody who is keen on medical studies. It was the third day after my practicals when one of my teachers called me up and told me, “What are your preparations? And how are you planning to cope with your backlogs?” 

I replied and explained to her that I was preparing myself for the upcoming examinations. She told me one thing, which literally changed my perspective about MBBS in Nepal. She said that I must study MBBS for helping society and create an impact as an individual. A doctor’s job is a huge responsibility and studying for it is a massive requirement. I must study the topics in a manner as to how that particular study can help solve real-life medical problems. If I study to score good marks, then I will never be able to achieve what I want and keep on failing. This will eventually lead to me depressing thoughts.

I analyzed her statement carefully and realized that her approach to studying MBBS in Nepal could help me out. But at first, it was difficult to understand and apply it practically. Weeks went by, and I was still in my past dilemma, fear, and confusion. 

I went to my teacher, consulted with her, and then she helped me out with my studies gradually. I shared the reason behind my anxiety and she supported me with specific principles. I applied them and kept on understanding the topics and finding out a solution to real-life medical problems. 

Well, the day came when I had to sit for my 2nd-semester exams. I gave each and every exam in a different approach. My answers were descriptive and effective. I answered the questions in a straightforward manner rather than beating around the bush. I was confident for the first time about attempting my exams. 

My approach to the backlogs exams was also the same.

Receiving the result of my different approach towards Medical Colleges in Nepal-

Now, I had to wait for the result. 

I was nervous, anxious and turbulence of different feelings was going on. My level of anxiety grew so much and I couldn’t wait for anymore. 

Finally, the day arrived. My results were out. Miraculously, I passed all the subjects along with the backlogs as well. I was filled with joy and a huge ray of wisdom grew upon me. 

I realized that scoring good marks and topping the exams from your batch is not what you should aim for. Studying MBBS in Nepal is about studying a subject that must equip you with the knowledge that helps society and is a charitable activity. The approach has to be different. The day my approach changed was the day I was able to recover myself. 

I will always thank the person- my professor for providing me with the words of wisdom. This is only possible because I was able to study at Kathmandu University, Nepal. Now, that I have passed out of this college, I regret the first few months of my college life. But later on, things were comparatively easy for me. I did not rank good marks but I always used to pass the exams with satisfactory marks. 

This was my story of studying MBBS in Nepal. The only message I want to put forward is that your approach must always incline towards the societal benefit, not for your personal benefit. If you can keep in mind my words, I hope you can pass out with flying colors from MBBS colleges in Nepal.

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