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All medical students while in Medical college, Internship or during NEET PG or NEET SS preparation phase at some point go through a rough patch where the life seems so tough, that you feel like giving up.

Not the society, not your family, not your seniors or your spouse could actually understand what you go through when you are preparing for these insanely competitive exams. Everybody knows that most will not be successful and may have to repeat the preparation again the next year.

One thing you should remember that most of us have gone through or will go through this frustrating phase of life. We have to keep our will strong and just understand that life does not end if you don't get PG or Superspecialty seat. Taking the life the easy way can actually improve concentration and retention.

Sometimes it is alright to take a break from studies, take some time to relax, take some time to spend with your family and imbibe some positive energy by reading or watching some motivational and inspiring content.

Here we have made a list of best inspiring and motivational videos related to NEET PG and NEET SS preparation. Hope this helps in tiding over the phase of crisis and help you in overcoming the negativity of not getting the desired success.

Inspiration, Inspirational Stories, Motivation, Motivational Stories, NEET, NEET PG, neet pg preparation, NEET SS, NEET SS Surgery, neetss, Surgery Neet SS, NEET PG Failure Stories, NEET PG Success Stories




Check out more such useful playlists at World Surgery Forum YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/c/WorldSurgeryForum

Video URL Channel Title Description
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JCxM24Y7ug DAMSDELHI - PG Medical Entrance Coaching

#24hours #motivation #ByDr.SumerSethi

#24hours #motivation #ByDr.SumerSethi Thank You for watching! Do not forget to Like and Share it! Visit DAMS Website: https://www.damsdelhi.com Subscribe our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/damsdelhi Follow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/damsdelhiho Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/damsdelhi Follow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dams_delhi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtR_KNQ27Ng Dr. Sachin Arora DAMS Psychiatry

Tips to improve attention and concentration

reading techniques simplified
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9OWb5HC4IE ADrPlexus PG Medical Coaching Centre

Dr Suria Vennimalai NEET-PG 2020 Rank 99 ( UG : Sri Muthukumaran Medical College )

Interview of Dr Suria Vennimalai NEET-PG 2020 Rank 99 ( UG : Sri Muthukumaran Medical College )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTCOPuMv9eA Boneteacher

How to Stop Worrying & Start Studying | NEET PG AIIMS PGI JIPMER NEXT FMGE

In this video, I talk to you about all the negative thoughts filling your brains about the exams and the crippling anxiety of not being able to complete your revisions in time. I will also share how I deal with anxiety, and hopefully, help you deal with yours. 
I get My Music From - https://bit.ly/BTESou 
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3. Is it Too Late to Study for Exam ? : https://youtu.be/w26CBFw5j1w Or 

Watch my productivity Playlist : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0V89I5IPSo&list=PL6O4HtEve6W6N9_zNnzHCn2YFYBHzV1-

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dz8K5n3Jx1Y Unacademy Live - NEET PG

Let's Crack It Anthem | Unacademy | NEET PG | Naezy | Dub Sharma

For NEET PG preparation get PLUS advantage: https://unacademy.com/plus/goal/SDDOC Use code "NPG10" for 10% discount. Download the Unacademy Learning App here: Android: https://goo.gl/02OhYI iOS: https://goo.gl/efbytP Unacademy Plus Subscription Benefits: 1. Learn from your favorite teacher 2. Dedicated DOUBT sessions 3. One Subscription, Unlimited Access 4. Real-time interaction with Teachers 5. You can ask doubts in the live class 6. Limited students 7. Download the videos & watch offline
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0VNtTkkBLU Dr. Bhatia Medical Coaching Institute, DBMCI

Rank 70,000 to Rank 85 | NEET PG 2020 | Dr. Anujna K | Inspirational story | DBMCI |

Rank 70,000 to Rank 85 | NEET PG 2020 | Dr. Anujna K | Inspirational story | DBMCI | She is a DBMCI Bangalore student. What all kinds of important topics you need to cover, toppers tips and tricks, What strategy you need to follow. Get inspired by her inspirational story of how she cleared NEET PG 2020. Just check out this full video to get inspired for the upcoming exam. #inspirations #dbmciinspirationalstories #motivationalstory Success is almost totally dependent upon drive and persistence. The extra energy required to make another effort or try another approach is the secret of winning. Many many congratulations to Dr. Anujna K for giving an astounding performance of #NEETPG2020 #Rank85 #DBMCI 

Check out other motivational videos - 

Rank 1 Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma. - https://youtu.be/QEJJKV-Ccpc "Breaking The Conventional Thought" By Clearing NEET PG 2020 In First Attempt | 

Dr. Kanika Popli | https://youtu.be/UyAxIEhrFD4 From Rank 16000+ in NEET PG to Rank 179 NEET PG 2020 | Don't Compromise, Fight For Your Dream Seat https://youtu.be/WS7zvSAE4sQ Rank 50885 in NEET PG to Rank 1508 NEET PG 2020 | 

Multiple Revision of the Notes is the Key Factor https://youtu.be/_q7JCvvEqtg 

Rank 70,000+ Rank to Rank 28 NEET PG 2020 interview by DR. Thameem Saif | Dr. Bhatia Videos | https://youtu.be/7LFABTzGkgs 

Learn How Bhatia Notes Helped In Spiking His Rank From Rank 23,500 to Rank 196 | NEET PG 2020 | https://youtu.be/3hK4dT68cCc 

The journey from 70000 rank to 5537 rank in NEET PG 2020| Dr. Sourav Kumar| Foundation Batch Student https://youtu.be/IBdLJY-OLX0

 #BestPGMedicalCoaching #NEETPG #PGI #JIPMER #PGPrep #PrePG #PGI #TOPPER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PxUx7yNxMw Marrow

Dr. Deepak Justine, Rank 6 in AIIMS PG Nov'19, shares his experience studying with Marrow.

Nothing is impossible, shows Dr. Deepak Justine. From a private medical college to Rank 6 in AIIMS PG, his has been an inspirational journey. “The greatest obstacle was within me, I was doubting myself,” he says. “College doesn’t matter, it is us who have to prepare and give the exam.” #MarrowHeroStories For great offers, fill up this form and you will get a call back from a Marrow representative. http://bit.ly/Marrowoffers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwy9Iqc6emo KILLOL

"Best Motivational Video for PG Aspirants " - Dr. Herat Udavat | Motivational Minds | SOLA NO KILLOL

KILLOL Presents "Motivational Minds" Title : " Neet PG " || ARTIST || Dr. Herat Udavat • Video Credits • Apurva Popat Deep Patel 💕Stay tuned with us on💕 : Facebook : https://goo.gl/hQBAqP Instagram : https://goo.gl/K211fQ Disclaimer : This Video do not promot any books or publishers shown in video. Content of Video is Artist's own thought and may be subjected to copyright. The channel is not responsible for same. KILLOL Credits: Be my lover music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LFABTzGkgs Dr. Bhatia Medical Coaching Institute, DBMCI

Rank 42000+ Rank to Rank 28 NEET PG 2020 interview by DR. Thameem Saif | Dr. Bhatia Videos |

Rank 42000+ Rank to Rank 28 NEET PG 2020 interview by DR. Thameem Saif | Dr. Bhatia Videos | He is a DBMCI Bangalore student. What all kinds of important topics you need to cover, toppers tips and tricks, What strategy you need to follow. Just check out this full video. Success is almost totally dependent upon drive and persistence. The extra energy required to make another effort or try another approach is the secret of winning. Many many congratulations to Dr. Amit Hegde for giving an astounding performance of #NEETPG2020 #Rank28 #DBMCI Check out our other videos- NEET PG 2020 | Rank 5 | Dr. Aman Agrawal | Dr. Bhatia Videos | DBMCI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKlMw2q2_dU&t=98s How to score Rank 1 by Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma (NEET PG 2020 Rank 1) | Dr. Bhatia Video | DBMCI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEJJKV-Ccpc NEET PG 2020 | Rank 3 | Dr Kartik Aggarwal | Dr. Bhatia Videos | DBMCI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-XfDZ8_0UY&t=1073s #BestPGMedicalCoaching #NEETPG #PGI #JIPMER #PGPrep #PrePG #PGI #TOPPER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBKUx15_0bw DR.NIKITA'S NEETPGRADSYNAPSE- RADIOLOGY MADE EASY

Come what may.."I will" | NEETPG motivation

Post AIIMS exam results declaration, many students are feeling disheartened by the results. In this video , Dr.Nikita shares her story of how she overcame her mistakes she did in All India exam to get a rank in top 10 in State PG entrance exam. She believes everyone can get their dream branch and dream college provided there is persistence .

Check out this Surgery MCQs playlist and many other playlists on World Surgery Forum YouTube Channel.




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Sometimes when we get all bored reading MCQ books, it is better to change the mode of study and relax watching a few Surgery MCQ videos instead of wasting  time. Here are some assorted surgery MCQ videos which you can use for quick review of surgery MCQs.

Best General Surgery MCQ Videos for NEET PG and NEET SS Entrance on Youtube


Check out more such useful playlists at World Surgery Forum YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/WorldSurgeryForum


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Channel
Title
Raja Mahendran

Surgery Question Paper Leak NEET PG 2020 by RRM...

Medical Video

NEET PG 2019 SURGERY SOLVED PAPER

Rohan Khandelwal

New AIIMS PG Pattern Surgery Questions - Dr. Rohan Khandelwal (Marrow)

Medical PG

Must know - 300 one-liners of Surgery Past repeats of NEET PG AND DNB

SpeedMedicalCentre

NEET PG 2020 - Surgery Answer Discussion By Dr.K.Vinayak Senthil., M.Ch

Dr.Hemant sharma

Surgery mcq previous years part 1

Dr. IMLE Medicine

SUR03.Sabiston Surgery Questions 17th ed

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery | Important image based questions in general surgery by Pawan Kandhari

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG 2020 based Surgery Questions Discussion by Dr. Rajamahendran

Dr. Ankit Singh

Neet pg 2020 memory based questions with answers | All Surgery questions with explanation

Medical PG

50 MOST COMMON SURGERY PREVIOUS EXAM REPEATS OF NEET PG AND DNB

Rohan Khandelwal

Basics of Transplant Surgery - Important for NEET PG/ AIIMS/ PGI/ JIPMER exams

Dr. IMLE Medicine

SUR05.Pretest Surgery 13th ed

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery | General Surgery Quiz by Pawan Kandhari

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery | Important MCQs in surgery for NEET PG by Pawan Kandhari

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery | Image based questions- Recent advances by Dr. Amrit Nasta

Himanshu Gupta MAMC

Liver | Surgery | Revision for NEET pg 2020

Dr. Ankit Singh

Neet Pg 2020 all Surgery questions with answers

Murali Bharadwaj

NEETPG Coaching Surgery 1998 MCQ's Part 01

Dr.Hemant sharma

Surgery neet pg previous years mcq part 1

Dr. ACADEMO

NEET PG 2020 Memory based SURGERY Questions with answers||part-13

Koncpt Next

Surgery Question Paper Leak NEET PG 2020 by RRM...

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery | Important MCQs in surgery for NEET PG Part I | Unacademy | by Dr. Pawan Kandhari

Dr. Pritesh Singh - Surgery

NEET PG 2020 Exam Discussion by Dr. Pritesh Singh

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery |Surgery questions discussion of AIIMS Nov 2019 session by Dr. Pawan Kandhari

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery | Image Based Questions In Surgery - Part II By Dr. Amrit Nasta

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

Top 10 MCQs in General Surgery | Dr. Pawan

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG | Surgery | Image Based Questions On Recent Topics By Dr. Amrit Nasta

Dentosphere : World of Dentistry

General Surgery MCQs - Arterial and Venous Disorders for NBDE, NDEB, AIPGEE, AIIMS, ADA, etc.

Unacademy Live - NEET PG

NEET PG 2020 Recall Questions In Surgery - Part II By Dr Amrit Nasta



Check out this Surgery MCQs playlist and many other playlists on World Surgery Forum YouTube Channel.




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Post by: Dr Deepak Shetty



My two bits about DNB but it ll be a long post.

Disclaimer- These are my opinions and yours can differ. So in such cases let's agree to disagree.

Hello all, i am writing this post because of all the hullabaloo about dnb in the group and any comment in the group invites a barrage of queries. There are few concerns about dnb- few genuine, few exaggerated and few downright malicious.

I am a 3rd year DNB OBG resident in Bangalore Baptist Hospital. My AIQ rank was 4.7k. It was quite a scandal when i took OBG and then DNB within my family circles. And over time I keep asking myself if my decision was wrong or right. As of now, it seems like a right choice.

I will try to address a few myths about dnb. I apologize for people who would text me on my messenger coz i wudnt be able to text you back since i ve my own exams to worry about. Good institutions are something you need to find out. Other than my institute and my department, i cant talk much coz i genuinely don't know.

PERCEPTION

My mom asked me why i wanted to do "diploma" when I told her the full form of dnb. And it took time to convince her about the course. My dad was quite confident about my decision though he knew nothing about it.

 My three years in dnb has enlightened me that it doesn't matter what degree you have to the general public. If you are compassionate, skillful and knowledgeable patients will come. It's word of mouth which fetches you the patients and not your degree.

That said, bias exists among ourselves. Some have condescending views about dnb, probably the reason why i am writing this post right now. And definitely the institute matters, but my personal opinion is if you complete dnb from a good institution, it's as good as any medical college.

QUALITY

DNB really strives for quality education. There is something called formative assessment tests every year comprising of theory and practical exams which have no bearing on your final exam marks but let's you know where you stand. Thesis and research is a big deal. You are mandated to attend a workshop on research methodology. You are supposed to complete ACLS and BLS training. And thesis is scrutinized well.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

There is plenty of work available after finishing. Hospitals don't have a bias to hire you. Medical colleges are a little iffy to hire you but i know a lot of them have joined medical colleges without issues. If you want to hone your skills post dnb, medical colleges are not the only place, you can join district hospitals too where there is ample scope for honing your skills.
If at all there is a lil bias against dnbs probably it rests in medical colleges probably because of inherent hypocrisy in government rules which has a clear bias against dnb.

EXAMS

This probably is one of the biggest misconceptions about dnb. The sheer ignorance of people about it is baffling. Exams are difficult. I agree. But rumors of abysmal pass percentage is a big myth and quite malicious too. Dnb exams are tougher but it genuinely tests your character. Theory Questions focus on clinical skills as well as recent advances. Practical exams are held in a neutral location. But good students usually pass.. In my institute, there is always a pass percentage of above 90 percent over all departments. Same goes for many good institutions. People who don't work hard, or who have had a huge bad luck during practicals fail. As simple as that.

CONS

Definitely nothing can be hunky dory. Dnb does have cons. The biggest of which is the government's stepmotherly treatment towards it probably to protect interests of rich owners of private hospitals. Government promises equivalence but it is always a distant dream. It's laughable that government endorses two sets of pg course and tells them it's ALMOST EQUAL but biases them in their own institutions.

Next comes the bureaucratic mess that is nbe. You all know it already i guess. Getting things done takes time n you are at the mercy of people on top.

Another is non uniformity of institutions. Exams are uniform. That is very commendable. But so much difference in how institutes are run, or academics are conducted or hands on.

Paperwork. This is probably the biggest issue i personally have. Most of time in pg is spent on doing endless paperwork. So many drug sheets, so many consents, so many registers. But such is the world that medico legal issues have become the biggest threat to medical profession these days. Sometimes i feel it's good that we learn to be careful early in the career.

BOTTOM LINE

    DNB is a lifeline for people who are hardworking, come from lower or middle class background and who cannot take repeated drops to get to the dream institute. If you are getting a good government college and you are getting your branch, i wud advise them to take government college itself. But paying exorbitant fees for private colleges with poor teaching facilities and less hands on is mindless( though there are few excellent private medical colleges too).

   Nobody has a dnb institute as their dream institution. It just happens to you. If you are getting your preferred branch in a good institution, then take it. People will keep discouraging you but don't miss an opportunity to be trained in a good institution in a preferred branch. But it takes a lot of effort to make sure it's a good hospital. And trust me, it's worth it. And presently i am happy that i took dnb. Absolutely no regrets!

All the best folks

What is NEXT exam?

NEXT is a national level exit exam after MBBS that will standardize the quality of general medical professionals who graduate to clinical practice. It is also intended to serve as the national level PG entrance examination for MBBS graduates.

This concept is similar to examinations in other countries (like the USMLE in the United States),

What is the Proposed format for NEXT exam ?



Proposed Next exam format at today's meeting with MCI BoG & Niti Aayog.In short, the final details are:

1. NEXT will be 2 exams.

2. Both will definitely implemented for the Batch of 2017. Batch of 2016 should be prepared to give a Qualifying exam at the end of Internship to be allowed to practice.

3. There will be consideration of quashing of the Final 2 Year Profs, converting them to IA by College and instead conducting a NEXT 1 exam (in March)after course completion (in Jan).

Those who qualify (Cutoff decided by NMC), they will be allowed to start Internship. Otherwise you have to wait 1 year (as of now).

We have strongly put forward the necessity of a Supplementary Exam and it will be considered, now that plans for quashing an Essay Based Final 3rd and 4th Profs is being discussed.

So we can hope for a Supple.

We will have only 2 months after Course Completion and NEXT 1.

4. At the end of Internship, there will be NEXT 2 (after 1 month). It will test Clinical Skills and there will definitely be Another attempt.

5. Scores will be in percentile.

6. NEXT 1 will be conducted over 3 days. I will share the Details asap. (Details are still confidential and can't be divulged right now before ratification). It will be in an integrated fashion.

Suggestions to JIPMERites: Closely follow NEET pattern as the same pattern will be followed in NEXT. (The same people who made this year's NEET will be making the paper for NEXT).

Stop solving Previous year JIPMER papers and only concentrate on developing the Concepts. (See AIIMS papers to have an understanding of what I mean)

There will be no separate JIPMER or AIIMS exam. (As decided till now.)

Extended info

There will be Two Exams under NEXT

NEXT1 1st after 4.5yrs - Licencing

NEXT2 2nd after 5.5yrs - PG Selection


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Indian Medical and Surgical Superspecialty seats

By this recent trend of superspeciality seats going empty shows that there is something   going really wrong with the medical higher education policy.

 Amongst the surgical branches, the ones which are majorly impacted are CTVS surgery on the top, followed by paediatric surgery and plastic surgery.

Amongst the medical branches, cardiology on the top, followed by critical care, nephrology and gastroenterology. Below is my analysis of possible causes of this trend:

Widespread prevalence of unreasonable service bonds by the state governments for candidates joining super specialty seats: 


To join a super specialty seat there is already requires so much sacrifice which is made by the candidates on economic, family and personal front but by bringing the draconian service bonds into picture it becomes all the more difficult and counterproductive to join a superspecialty.

Government colleges in different states ask students to sign bonds to serve in their hospitals for a minimum of three years and a maximum of 10 years after finishing the course. For instance, Tamil Nadu wants a candidate to work in the state for 10 years; only then a candidate can practice on his own freely. Already the average age at which a candidate joins is 32-35 years, by the time a candidate finishes his bond service, he would be approaching the age of retirement or would in a grip of some lifestyle disease having wasted all the happy years of his/ her youth.


Inhuman working conditions and impossible number of work hours with all the responsibility


With no regulations on work time for resident doctors in place, in most states the residents have to do duties ranging from 24 to 48 hours at a stretch and monthly number of working hours ranging from 400-500 hours, which is highest amongst any of the developed or developing countries in the world. Owing to lack of specialist doctors, superspecialty residents have to virtually bear all the workload in these specialty institutes or departments with all the responsibilities. Family responsibility and personal mental and physical well being tends to be totally neglected for the whole 3 years.


The specialties affected more are the ones which are more physically demanding or are perceived to be with low scope


Specialties like CTVS and Pediatric Surgery are perceived to be more physically demanding. CTVS is mostly concentrated in big cities because of a costly setup (requirement of heart lung machine, ECMO machine etc), hence also contributing to lesser new job opportunities compared to other branches. 

Whereas with Paediatric surgery the issue is different, it is in a gray zone where in a lot of patients can go to a General surgeon or a super specialist as per the system involved. Corporate hospitals also do not support Paediatric Surgery as it is not so lucrative for them. Most of the Government Medical Colleges also do not have a Paediatric Surgery departments. Hence greatly limiting the opportunities for a freshly passed out graduate. However, gradually the demand of Paediatric Surgeons is definitely on a rise in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities. 

Similarly for plastic surgeons there are not many positions in corporate hospitals compared to Urology, Surgical oncology, Gastrointestinal surgery or Neurosurgery. One reason for this is a lower case loads and the practice is mainly dependent on referrals from  general surgeons, oncosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons and pediatric surgeons. You have to work under the shadow of a senior surgeon for few years in corporate hospitals before you can kick start your own practice.




Comments


  • Jithu George Kanipayoor Now a days government is increasing PGSS seats indescrimately.Here in our state ,there is about 20 pediatric surgery seats (Mch).Suppose if 20 surgeons are passing put each year with Mch ,is there any proportional vacancy in either government or private sector ?Are the number of job opportunities increasing each year ?Hence most of the seats are left vacant, a kind of natural correction .
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    • Manjunath Subramanyam Jithu George Kanipayoor agreed , but across the country definitely scope is there , the councils / MOH has to provide the infrastructure which is lacking .Fir example in KIDWAI there is no definitive PRS department , it’s a premier cancer institute , today it’s the era of sub specialty group practise but where do we stand , I hope it’s the same scenario in many centers . How can we expect things to change !
  • Puneet Sharma Correct
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  • Murali Guntoju Number of pg or ss seats have increased as per population demand, but employment has not increased at the same ratio. People are afraid to take few branches as the salaries paid in these branches has decreased and also the no of specialists increased.
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  • Raja Shanmugakrishnan The quality of many institutions are also not great in many centres
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  • Manjunath Subramanyam The scope is huge and tremendous , but right administration is what matters I believe , ex Kidwai doesn’t have definitive PRS department , today it’s the era of sub specialty practise , it can be turned into another CHANG GUNG , but who and how , it See More
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  • Anirban Kundu Well said Sandeep, but of late we’re also noticing a trend where 6 years DNB super specialty seats are being filled up, at least in CTVS. Perhaps this is owing to the relative uncertainty regarding PG admissions in broad specialty courses, and the candidate plumps for a super specialty course so as to stave off any future uncertainty.
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  • Skanda Shyamsundar There's only one main reason for this. The name's Bond. Education Bond!
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  • Skanda Shyamsundar Too many seats, too easy to get!
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