Hostel Life... But With Airstrikes 😯

Описание: What does it actually feel like to survive a war while pursuing your dream of becoming a doctor?

In this deeply emotional and eye-opening episode of Unedited with Atul, Dr. Rishabh Verma - popularly known as "Doctor On Duty" - reveals the untold reality of being an Indian MBBS student trapped during the Russia-Ukraine war. From missile attacks near medical colleges to walking 50 kilometers in freezing -20°C temperatures just to survive, this conversation exposes the side of MBBS abroad that nobody talks about.

This is not just a podcast about medicine. It’s a story of survival, resilience, fear, discipline, and rebuilding life after everything changes overnight.

Dr. Rishabh is currently pursuing his final-year MBBS in Uzbekistan after transferring from Ukraine during the war crisis. In this raw and unfiltered conversation, he shares shocking real-life experiences from the war zone, the dangerous rescue operation, the emotional trauma students faced, and how Indian medical students survived with limited food, emergency kits, and constant fear of bombings.

We also go deep into the reality of MBBS abroad including MBBS in Uzbekistan, FMG struggles, NEET pressure, hostel life, tuition fees, monthly expenses, PG opportunities, student lifestyle, part-time jobs, and the major differences between studying MBBS in India vs abroad.

Beyond academics, we also discuss Dr. Rishabh’s inspiring fitness journey during MBBS life abroad how he transformed from being underweight to building discipline through gym, diet, and consistency while balancing medical studies in another country.

Whether you're preparing for NEET UG, planning to study MBBS abroad, curious about FMG life, or simply interested in hearing one of the most intense student survival stories ever shared on a podcast this episode will completely change your perspective.

🔥 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

• The real experience of Indian students during the Russia-Ukraine war
• How medical students survived missile attacks and emergency evacuations
• The truth about MBBS in Uzbekistan for Indian students
• MBBS abroad fees, hostel life, and monthly expenses explained
• Differences between MBBS in India vs Ukraine vs Uzbekistan
• FMG struggles and PG opportunities after MBBS abroad
• Student lifestyle, food management, and part-time work abroad
• Mental resilience during extreme situations
• Fitness, discipline, and balancing health during MBBS
• Mistakes students make before choosing MBBS abroad

This episode is emotional, informative, intense, and brutally honest. Watch till the end because some of the most unbelievable moments and lessons come later in the conversation.

👇 COMMENT BELOW
Would you still choose MBBS abroad after hearing this real story?

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