Is there any benefit of preparing for UPSC after resigning a job of MBBS doctor?
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UPSC is give you elite post with tremendous opportunity to help society as you know UPSC is long process and may it will long time
you are doctor which is also not an easy thing
by doing UPSC you will explore many fields in government and same time by using for medical experience you can do lots of good deeds for society
its hard to be doctor and prepare for UPSC at same time because doctor is life saver and work 24*7 when need may it will affect your preparation so
I would recommend you if you personally managed your profession with preparation so you should not need to resign
but if not possible for you to being a doctor and UPSC asp...more
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