What will happen if a 1st year MBBS student fails in all 3 subjects in 1st semester?

Go for Aclands videos for anatomy orientation. They're really good and realistic. Plus the orientation developed (which is essential for tackling anatomy as a subject) is pretty good. Try watching Dr Najeeb's videos for physiology. However I was never able to sit through all 2 hours of the same video. If you like shorter videos, go for kaplan videos. 20 minute videos with ample explanation. Dr Najeeb is pretty good for biochemistry as well. All the best for your first year. Contact me for more help. Apoorv Mishra , studies Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Degrees at GSVM Medical College,Kanpur Source: Quora Digest

There are two ways to study.One is which is followed by almost every Indian student as that is how our education system is and that is to come back home and re read/study what you learned in class.I followed this too when I was in school and medical school up until I came to USA. The system followed here is that you actually prepare for the lecture before you attend that lecture. This, I feel is better because : You will retain better You will never lag in covering what has been taught You can ask questions which are more relevant and you won't be afraid of asking a question (I have seen professors insulting and being condescending while answering g questions). You don't need out of class time from your professor. I am not saying you need to memorize everything but give it a read once.Come back home re read your class notes for the lecture and repeat the cycle for the next day's lecture. Hope this helps! Neha Rastogi , 6+ years working as a doctor Source: Quora Digest

Nothing….!!Simply, You can always write next time & pass.Passing or failing is a part of life. A student can fail in exams; As you grow older, life might pose many other challenges much more difficult than this at any step or corner. If you happen to succeed, it’s great. One need not necessarily pass such challenges in first attempt every time.Failure is a stepping stone; The fault doesn’t lie in failure but is with not trying and trying harder.A student whose course is extended for a certain period due to failing in exam doesn’t mean at all that he or she would never be successful professionally.Therefore please relax, introspect the reasons, re- strategize and give your best in next exams. Good Luck!! Munish Kumar , Vice Principal, Professor & Head of OMFS at Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha Dental College Sarabha Lu (2019-pres… Source: Quora Digest