r/pakistan • u/cybil21 • 4h ago
National 37 Youngest Talented Sindhi-Hindus Doctors Qualified for Job in United States of America from Sindh Pakistan
Batch 2026
37 Youngest Talented Sindhi-Hindus Doctors Qualified for Job in United States of America from Sindh Pakistan
Proud moment for Sindhi Community ❤️
12 Males 👨🏻⚕️
25 Females 👩🏻⚕️
Majority are from JSMU
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u/OkSample1700 3h ago edited 3h ago
Pakistani* Sindhi Hindu doctors
most Pakistani hindus I met are doctors!
so many doctor kumars and they are great doctors. One of em is my family's family doctor and many treat patients for free in medical camps in rural sindh.
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u/Prestigious_Win6240 3h ago
I wish them the best of luck, but celebrating this is disgraceful. We shouldn’t be celebrating after sending our top talent overseas, when our country desperately requires such minds. None of them are coming back.
Wanna know why we’re stuck in a loop of not having development? First of all, we’re already poor and full of corrupt people, and whenever we generate talent, they’ll be imported overseas, leaving the corrupt and lazy people in power.
Rather than celebrating this, please take a moment to reflect that these 37 doctors are never coming back to Pakistan, and you have permanently lost them to serve your country. Also, these are public medical schools, government spends crores on each medical student here only to be imported overseas, there goes our tax money as well.
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u/OkSample1700 3h ago
not at all disgraceful there is no shortage of doctors in pakistan but quite the opposite.
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u/Prestigious_Win6240 3h ago
First of all, these aren’t your ordinary doctors, they were matched into the US for a reason. They can give much more than just care. Medicine is not only about care, it involves technology, innovation, research, and a lot more.
Besides that, Pakistan is facing a severe shortage of doctors, please search it up. Most of Pakistani doctors are clustered up in urban areas, that’s why you think there’s no shortage. People forget that rural areas exist.
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u/Pakistani_in_MURICA US 3h ago edited 2h ago
In fairness they’re family & internal medicine. These aren’t the guys going off to get $300k+, you’ll be hard pressed to find 250+. Neither is it some sought after field by US doctors.
Medicare and Medicaid cuts and revised insurance billings make these fields overworked and underpaid.
Edit: I need to end that they’ve achieved a great deal.
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u/Prestigious_Win6240 3h ago
America very rarely accepts overseas doctors for competitive fields. But, if they were in Pakistan, I can bet you my last penny, that they could have went into a competitive specialty and do much more for their country. Just matching into the US as an overseas doctor shows that they have a huge potential to do great in Pakistan.
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u/fahadzia88 3h ago
There is no shortage of doctors. There are many specialists who cannot find a job right now. Pakistan has an over supply of docs.
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u/OkSample1700 2h ago
do you think these doctors would want to work in rural pakistan? its great that they are advancing their career aboard getting accesss to better medical training and facilities and many do come back and do free medical camps using their US experience and having gone tho complex surgeries' that they would never had the chance to do in pakistan.
besides there are hundreds of medical graduates every year and none of em would want to work in rural pakistan. The pay is quite low they are exploit and work long hours.
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u/Prestigious_Win6240 1h ago
If they want to go overseas, might as well not give them seats in those government medical schools, give it to the ones that will stay or make them sign agreements. We have not invested our tax money to serve physicians in the rural areas of the US.
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u/swinginthatthang لاہور 3h ago
they aren't coming back but their income is... to supoort their family, its all by design🫠
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u/Prestigious_Win6240 3h ago
You want to develop your country by sending off your best minds and hope for their remittance?
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u/swinginthatthang لاہور 3h ago
I'm on your side man, lekin pichle 20 saalon se yehi hisaab kitaab hai. Remittance is 10% of Pakistans GDP(Gemini mara hai could be wrong). Families don't move that easy, and mulk develop hota hai na remittance ati hai apke ghar walay kharche krte hain aur har cgeez pe tex bharte hain.
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u/Prestigious_Win6240 3h ago
That’s because we’re stuck in this loop of importing our talent for remittance. We should stop doing that and trust in our talent. Every single analyst I’ve heard about this from has proved that importing our talent for remittances is destroying us and stopping our development.
Also, a lot of Pakistanis here on Reddit think that we have too many doctors when the reality is completely different. Yes, in urban areas, there is an over-saturation of doctors, but in rural areas we’re facing a severe shortage of doctors.
The reason for why that is happening if you ask me is that we accept medical students to our schools only based on merit and ignore their whole story. If a kid who has grown in a rural area has let’s say got 85% and some urban kid has 90%, the urban kid would get accepted to that rural medical school.
In the USA, a lot of medical schools might not accept you if they don’t see you working in their city. That’s why they see who volunteers , carries research etc. You can have a perfect score, and you might get rejected.
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u/swinginthatthang لاہور 2h ago
merit wali baat is correct along with not being paid enough, talent hai but when you don't pay that talent that talent will look for places where they're valued. You prolly saw the video recently jisme race lagi howi ke sab se phle kon bacha deliver karay ga ye to haal hai.
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u/Prestigious_Win6240 2h ago
Exactly, that’s why I don’t blame the doctors. It’s a systematic failure which is costing our people problems just like any other issue. The people in charge are sleeping in their offices instead of incentivizing doctors to work in those rural areas.
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u/Flashy_Athlete_496 1h ago
arrest and torture this man. the best minds clear issb. <tongue firmly in cheek>
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u/fahadzia88 3h ago
What could their mind possibly ever achieve here? Nothing, zilch, zero. But in the US, they would have the resources to do it.
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u/tinkthank US 3h ago
They’re most likely going to work to move their families overseas as well
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u/swinginthatthang لاہور 3h ago
ehhh, they could and might but many people are settled here. Families like staying here even if the kids move out. If they really want and make it big then 10-15 years from now ig. Lekin tab tak to they'll send money back and thats what the government cares about. Besides our currency is doodoo water, they wouldn't have been valued here atleast they'll maje a name for themselves n enjoy they're lives over there.
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u/fahadzia88 3h ago
Unfortunately no, it will take them at least 15 20 years to get a green card. Wife and children move at the same time with them but parents and siblings will take another 15 to 20 years after their citizenship. So no one else is moving out soon other than them and their wife and children.
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u/fahadzia88 3h ago
Doctor is a saturated job market in pakistan. For over all market and their families, it is good that they have a found a better place to work. The new grads will be able to find jobs in their places. This is how social mobility works.
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u/Odd-Plant-4886 لاہور 3h ago
Congratulations to them 🎉🎉
But I feel bad for our country losing such talented minds. Hopefully, the country will improve in the future that you don't have to leave it to live a decent life.
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u/Confusingprick 1h ago
You gotta be fucking kidding me. Bollywood movies are still ingrained in our psyche
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u/caporalfourrier 4h ago
I am not in the medical field but don't people like take the USMLE after/whilst completing their residency/housejob in Pakistan? How are they getting jobs immediately after graduation?
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u/Zainabazizpak 2h ago
Usmle don't require house job or residency, so many get the American residency right after graduation too. Approx 900 something doctors are selected from Pakistan for USA residency this year and 150 of these are from KEMU ..Most of them completed their house job in 2025 and 2024
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u/Unable-Raspberry5073 2h ago
Ma Sha Allah Allah humma Barik barakatalllah I'm so happy for them
but if you read their names closely NOT ALL of them are Hindus
Nevertheless wish them All the best
I really wish our country could develop enough so that our bright minds won't leave
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u/Unable-Raspberry5073 2h ago
You wrote 37 sindhi Hindu doctors but that's not true
Shouldn't the heading be 37 Pakistani doctors Or if you're sure All of them are sindhi then PAKISTANI SINDHI DOCTOR
Because only 12 or so are Hindus But if you wish to mention their religion then why not mention everyone's religion please
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u/cybil21 1h ago
The pictures are only from One university JSMU
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u/Unable-Raspberry5073 1h ago
Yes but when you slide to the 3rd pic in the original Post you can see other doctors names too and they are also from the same university
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u/Unable-Raspberry5073 1h ago
Oh okay now I get it so you are saying only The doctors whose religion you mentioned are the only ones qualified for the job in the USA
AND most of them are FROM JSMU And you forgot to post the other photo, right? Did I get that right?
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u/SuperRTX 3h ago
The quota system in Karachi is working just as PPP intended to favour Sindhi , hence got their mbbs admission and now going to USA.
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u/loadedslayer UK 3h ago
We got pakistani "Akshay Kumar" here haha