Becoming a doctor in India is not just about getting an MBBS degree-it's a crash course in survival. It means living in overcrowded hostels with people who may or may not have the same hygiene standards as you. It's about pulling all-nighters, not just for parties, but to memorize the side effects of drugs you can't even pronounce. It's bonding over cold chai and stale Maggi at 3 AM, while questioning every life decision that brought you here. It's dealing with seniors who seem borderline superhuman, juniors who look too enthusiastic for their own good, and professors who can spot a bunking student from a mile away.

This is the hilariously painful, caffeine-fueled, sleep-deprived journey of becoming a doctor-where you learn to save lives while slowly losing your own sanity.