08/04/2026
Silent Struggles of MBBS Aspirants – A Heart‑Wrenching Truth
एमबीबीएस aspirants को मौन पीडा – एउटा मन छुने कथा
Prof. Dr. Uttam Kumar Sharma recounts waiting three years to start his MBBS, calling it the toughest chapter of his life. He highlights how thousands of Nepali students endure the same silent disappointment, pressure, and uncertainty every year. Dr. Madhav Bhusal admits he was once in that spot and shares raw moments when CEE aspirants, after repeated failures, expressed hopelessness and even suicidal thoughts. This clip isn’t about ranks—it’s a powerful reminder that exam failure ≠ life failure, and that mental‑health support, resilience, and compassion are vital for every aspiring doctor.
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प्रो. डॉ. उत्तम कुमार शर्मा ले आफ्नो एमबीबीएस सुरु गर्न तीन वर्ष पर्खनु परेको “जिन्दगीको सबैभन्दा कठिन अध्याय” को कथा सुनाउँछन्। उनी नेपालका हजारौं aspirant‑हरू पनि समान निराशा, दबाब र अनिश्चिततासँग जुधिरहेका छन्
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