TLDR;
This video features an interview with a candidate who has just completed the Medical Officer interview at MPPSC. The interview covers various aspects, including the candidate's background, subject knowledge, and awareness of current affairs and government programmes. The candidate shares her experience, the types of questions asked, and offers advice for future candidates.
- The interview environment was friendly, and questions ranged from personal background to subject-specific knowledge.
- Questions covered topics such as PPH management, the use of Foley catheters, and the application of skills in community awareness programmes.
- The candidate was also asked about current affairs, local politics, and the use of uterotonic drugs in medical emergencies.
Introduction [0:00]
The video begins with an introduction to an interview with a candidate who has just finished the Medical Officer interview at MPPSC. The interviewer aims to gather insights into the interview process and the types of questions asked.
Candidate's Background and Initial Questions [0:07]
The candidate introduces herself as Akshara and mentions she is from Bhopal. She found the interview environment friendly and the questions were posed in a pleasant manner. The first question she was asked was about the meaning of her name, followed by questions about her background, where she studied, and the cultural differences between Rewa and Indore, where she pursued her education. She was also asked about what Rewa is famous for.
Subject-Specific Questions [0:43]
The interviewer asked subject-specific questions related to PPH (Postpartum Hemorrhage), given the candidate's experience working with a women's education group. She was asked how she would manage a PPH patient, what she would expect to see, and the differences between atonic and traumatic uteri.
Interview Duration and Additional Questions [1:05]
The interview lasted approximately 5 to 10 minutes. The candidate was asked about the use of Foley catheters for monitoring purposes. She was also questioned on how she could use her skills from participating in skits during college as a Medical Officer, to which she suggested using street plays (Nukkad Natak) to spread awareness among the public.
Government Programmes and Public Health [1:35]
The interviewer inquired about the programmes run by the Madhya Pradesh government and how these could be promoted through street plays to raise awareness. The candidate clarified that she was not asked any direct questions about PSM (Preventive and Social Medicine).
Current Affairs and Medical Emergencies [1:55]
In terms of current affairs, she was asked about Rajendra Shukla, a prominent politician from Rewa and the Deputy Chief Minister. Questions related to medical emergencies included the use of uterotonic drugs to tone the uterus, such as Misoprostol. She was not asked any questions related to child health or pharmacology beyond uterotonic drugs.
Advice for Future Candidates and Conclusion [2:27]
The candidate advises future interviewees to thoroughly research their background, including the place they come from, and to be well-versed in their hobbies and the work they have done. The interviewer thanks the candidate and wishes her well.
