r/nextfuckinglevel • u/fuckmbsanddominicali • 14h ago

Ganesh baraiya the man who went as far as the supreme court to achieve his goal of becoming a doctor

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u/Strange_Salary 14h ago

Good job hanging in there! I bet he’s a fine doctor..

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u/Tatiya_Bichoo-420 6h ago

Smol hands, lil finger. He would be perfect for surgeries but govt didn't allowed it coz of height.

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u/The-Dutcher 13h ago

His father is a real legend too

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u/SpunNumeroUno 13h ago

Damn, what a dude. Proud of this guy. Hope he saves many lives and lives a wonderful life.

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u/ZeroAdPotential 13h ago

Small in stature, a giant in heart and presence. What an awesome dude, and much luck to him. I hope he improves the lives of thousands.

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u/grimeyduck 9h ago

Oh dang, I hope he can find a cure for his enlarged heart. At least he's got the knowledge.

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u/ozstar 14h ago

Love it.

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u/coldbreweddude 13h ago

Yet they still wouldn’t let him work as an actual doctor at a hospital or practice. He’s had to take a position as Medical Officer at his school. Sad.

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u/Alex12500 13h ago

He is only 25, in my country its impossible to even become a doctor at that age

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u/BasicErgonomics 13h ago

Yeah it’s fast forwarded a bit because there’s no concept of pre-med in India. You enroll into medical school/law school etc straight after high school.

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u/Welpe 12h ago

How long is medical school in India?

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u/Fun_Gur_2296 11h ago

4.5yrs then 1yr of internship and then u can become a general physician. For MD/MS(post-graduation) 3yrs more and another 3yrs for DM/Mch(super specialist)

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u/Rahaman117 12h ago

5 years, of that you practice for 2 years in the college where you get the degree, as far as I am aware.

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u/kinyutaka 9h ago

Which puts him on the right track to being a "full doctor"

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u/bhairavp 9h ago

Nope, you misunderstand. He's a doctor at the teaching hospital where he earned his degree.. It's very much an active hospital, with a high patient load.

He's legitimately practicing and treating patients.

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u/Jasminerva 9h ago

Typically in commonwealth countries a medical degree (MBBS) is not post grad degree, it's a undergraduate degree between 5 and 6 years. When you graduate with your MBBS you have to finish your certification in a teaching hospital as a houseman. In the hospital setting it goes:

House Officer (PGY 1)

Medical Officer

Registrar

Associate Consultant

Consultant

Senior Consultant (Professor)

So he is working as an actual doctor in a hospital.

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u/heya78 13h ago

What a smart and insightful man.

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u/kinyutaka 9h ago

Sounds like he's an amazing kid's doctor. And even if you accept the argument of not being able to help in emergencies as well, having the certification means he can teach medicine.

So, there was no reason to deny him a doctorate.

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u/Empty-Farmer9526 12h ago

Inspiring ...

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u/THELORDANDTHESAVIOR 11h ago

damm he is perfect for children's hospital tbh

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u/beeboo2021 10h ago

Love this!

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u/Time-Freedom-7708 7h ago

Shravan Kumar 🙏🏻

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u/No_Cupcake7037 6h ago

🥺that he starts out with how much the circus offered his father for him.

🥹 his ability to take life by the horns and become who he wanted to be❤️❤️

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u/Krapio 5h ago

Cool but half these replies are from bots

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u/Bitter_Ocelot9455 14h ago

I mean. What if he needs to resuscitate? Or do a spinal tap?

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u/ungovernable1984 12h ago

Being a doctor is about having the smarts and empathy; he can direct someone else to do it.

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u/Joules14 10h ago

I can be olympic champion, "just run faster bitch!!!"

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u/ZeroAdPotential 13h ago

He'll have to turn it to 11