12 years of schooling, 5 years of MBBS, 2 years or more for specialisation and an enormous amount of money and hard work is what it takes to become a doctor. The cause is noble, the position is respected, and the dedication is immense. When a commoner is sick, his life is in the hands of a doctor. The experience, knowledge, education, on the spot thinking and the training of a doctor, comes into play then. Thus this position is very crucial unlike becoming a CEO in a company as you are not responsible for any other human beings life as a CEO but as a doctor you are.
In India, we have quite a few takers for entering this profession. A lot of the government colleges are highly reputed in this country. The rise of private education in this sphere has increased the risks of going to a qualified doctor when one is sick. At times the private education domain accepts admission based on donation and not on merit. Considering the importance of a doctor in the society, this method of admitting students seems wrong. Moreover, the increase in the population of our country makes the number of seats in government colleges limited. We then come across the traditional demand-supply problem and the asymmetric information problem.Read more...
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