Shishira Kurkure, BDS from Y.M.T Dental College, Navi Mumbai, India (2014-2019) 
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Medsight - Shishira Kurkure

Insights into the Lives of Healthcare Professionals and Students. A glimpse into the life of Shishira Kurkure.

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Name: Shishira Kurkure

Birth Place: Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

Academic Qualification: BDS from Y.M.T Dental College, Navi Mumbai, India (2014-2019)

Languages you speak/write: English, Hindi, Marathi

  1. What do you do?

    I am a student pursuing my Master of Public Health from Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India.

  2. What’s the best part of your profession? What made you choose this profession?

    Public service.

  3. Do you like reading? What was the last thing you read?

    No

  4. What is your favorite dish?

    Pav bhaji

  5. How would your friend describe you?

    Clumsy

  6. Who would you like to travel with?

    Family, friends, and sometimes alone.

  7. What is your least favorite subject?

    Physics

  8. Your favorite subjects?

    Math and history

  9. What’s something you wish to change about the world?

    People being more kind towards each other.

  10. If your journey was/were a movie, what would it be called?
    Ayee life ke dukh, bhai thoda toh ruk.

  11. What are you passionate about?

    Painting

  12. Best/memorable moment?

    River rafting in the Ganga

  13. If given a choice, what alternate career would you have opted for?

    Artist

  14. What is your dream travel destination?

    Spiti valley

  15. Where would you like to work in the future?

    As a travel guide.

  16. Finally, a quote you relate to.

    Live and let live.

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