Dr. Pagalavan
MBBS(Mal.) MRCP(UK) FRCP(Edin) AM(Mal) FRACP
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Wow, suspense.
@ yt, nothing suspense, as usual, don’t do medicine for the wrong reason but for other courses, you can do it even for the wrong reasons because you can have more option after you graduated. As predicted since 7 years ago, sure one day, unemployment will set in for medical graduates just like it happened in nursing before. However, as for graduates of all other courses, guaranteed there will be no unemployment. For example, for accountancy graduates, you can work as Accounts Clerk to start with, for engineering courses, you can work as Salesman, Technician or Foreman, depending on which fields you specialise in.
The whole blog is centered around this.