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This video is based on publicly available counselling and allotment data.
What if we told you that some postgraduate medical seats in India were filled by candidates with single-digit marks — and in some cases, even negative scores?
These are not just numbers on a scorecard. These are future surgeons, physicians, and specialists who will be responsible for human lives.
In this episode of GianiKnows, we investigate how thousands of medical seats went vacant, why qualifying cut-offs were drastically lowered, and what this means for the future of healthcare in India.
This is not a story about blaming students. It is about questioning a system that treats medical education like a seat-filling exercise instead of a public responsibility.
Through real allotment data, migration trends, institutional decline, and ethical comparisons, this documentary asks one uncomfortable question:
Would you personally feel safe being treated by such a doctor?
Because when standards fall in professions that deal with human life, the real cost is not marks — it is trust.
This video offers valuable insights for UPSC aspirants into systemic failures in public institutions, healthcare governance, and ethical decision-making.
GianiKnows is a segment of Unfiltered Book Talk that explores social and ethical issues through data, systems, and uncomfortable questions.
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Timestamps
00:00 – The Shocking Question
Would you trust this doctor?
00:32 – The Result That Started It All
Single-digit marks, impossible scores.
01:15 – Shocking Allotment Data
Real examples from medical admissions.
02:10 – How Did This Happen?
System loopholes explained.
03:05 – The New Exam Pattern
Policy changes and their consequences.
04:10 – Inside a Hospital Reality
What this means for patients.
05:20 – Ethics vs Eligibility
Can marks define competence?
06:30 – Governance Failure?
Regulation, oversight, accountability.
07:40 – Risk to Public Health
Why this affects every citizen.
08:45 – What Should Change
Reforms, safeguards, solutions.
09:50 – The Bigger Question
Would you trust this doctor?
10:20 – Why This Matters for UPSC
Governance, policy, ethics.
10:40 – Subscribe & Stay Informed