MBBS

With the declaration of various board results, the one thing that remains constant with all the toppers is the hard work that they all put in.

While Akshay wants to bring in an academic approach to public health care, Anusha wants her patients to be treated with professionalism and empathy at the same time.

An IPS Officer, who provides medical relief to the poor.

It took another seven years for Iqbal Ahmad to be able to do what he really wanted - give free medical help to the poor.

Hailing from an economically downtrodden community, Faseela’s achievement isn’t just a matter of pride and rejoicing for her family members - but the entire colony as well!

A student of Government Medical College & Hospital in Nagpur, Vipin plans on becoming a surgeon.

With their exceptional performances, these AIIMS toppers have yet again proved that hard work and perseverance does pay off !

Sarthak Kamath may be physically challenged but he has a lot more to do in life than worry about what he can’t do. The 24-year-old with a neuromuscular disease is now on his way to becoming a doctor so he can help people.

Raushan Jawwad, a 23-year-old student of KEM Hospital and College in Mumbai, secured first class in her final MBBS examination. This success comes eight years after she lost both her legs in a train accident near Andheri station in 2008.

Dr. Bhakti Yadav, a 91-year-old gynaecologist in Indore, has been treating her patients for free since 1948. She is the first female MBBS doctor from Indore. This is her inspiring story.