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A doctor’s heartfelt post on social media about his struggles with medical studies and a sudden pay cut has gained wide attention. Dr. Vamsi Krishna shared that he lost four valuable years—two during his undergraduate preparation and another two while attempting postgraduate medical exams. Despite the sacrifices, he said the outcome left him feeling like a failure.
He explained that his monthly salary, which once stood at ₹1.57 lakh, dropped first to ₹61,300 and then further to ₹54,500. According to him, the result was far worse than he had ever expected. Writing that his efforts did not bring the desired results, he stressed that his words were not to seek sympathy but to express his disappointment and pain.
The post quickly drew supportive responses from many online users. Several encouraged him to stay strong and reminded him that exam results do not define a person’s worth. Others suggested he should reconsider his approach and explore different career paths. The incident reflects the immense pressure faced by young doctors in India’s competitive medical field.
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