Which is a better career, AIIMS Delhi MBBS or a SSC level government job??

Choosing AIIMS Delhi for MBBS is a no-brainer for me. The curriculum not only prepares you to save lives but also dives deep into disease diagnosis and management right from the second year. With classes lasting around 8 hours a day and exams every two and a half months, it’s intense, but the experience is worth it.

Plus, the stipend during internship is around 30,000, which is the highest in the country! The campus life is vibrant, with the biggest med fest, Pulse, and plenty of resources like a well-equipped library. If you’re serious about a medical career, AIIMS is definitely the way to go.

Don't compare the salaries of private jobs and government jobs. In the long run, private jobs typically surpass government jobs in terms of salary, especially if the starting salary isn't that high.

Now, regarding your question: there's simply no way that a CGL or CHSL selected candidate can match the salary of a doctor.

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For me, going for MBBS at AIIMS Delhi is definitely a better choice than a SSC level government job. The curriculum is really focused on clinical skills, and you get to learn hands-on from excellent faculty. The college hours are long, but the knowledge you gain is immense. Plus, the campus offers amazing facilities like sports grounds and a great library. The internship stipend of 30,000 is also a big plus. If you want to make a real impact in healthcare, AIIMS is where you should invest your time and effort!

Honestly, I think pursuing an MBBS at AIIMS Delhi is way better than settling for a SSC level government job. The exposure you get here is unmatched; you start your medical internship in the fifth year and learn from experienced doctors. The practical experience is invaluable, and you get a stipend of 30,000 during your internship! The fee structure is unbelievably low too, just 5,856 for five years. The campus life is fantastic, with various clubs and activities, and the faculty is top-notch. If you’re passionate about medicine, AIIMS is where you should be.

Hi, The comparison is indeed complex. A Doctorate qualifies you to appear for SSC CGL exams. So, you can be both a Doctor and an SSC-qualified individual at the same time.

Here are some points to consider:

• 1. A government job is highly respected in our country. SSC CGL qualified individuals enjoy a higher status than many Doctors.
• 2. Competing for these positions is tough—lakhs of students vie for a limited number of spots, with only about 0.25%-0.3% succeeding.
• 3. Meanwhile, the quality of medical education has been declining. Doctors are graduating from various places, including Nepal and Canada, and the diminishing quality and ethics in the profession are becoming evident.
• 4. Only a Doctor with a government job can truly be considered better in this context.

I hope this clarifies things!