Memories of my first year in a Medical college
Journal Title: Journal of Education Technology in Health Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
The journey of a medical student in achieving this very license teaches that hard work never hurts anybody. It is but the knowledge that is power. The pursuit of really achieving something, going beyond what can be seen, the hand eye coordination, to a medical student, there is so much to life, so much to learn, so much to give, so much to realize, so much to understand. And after 5 years, we are the people who will always have the satisfaction of saving a life, making world a healthy and better place to live.
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Rucha Vasudeo Ridhorkar
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