Most research guides are written by experts looking down. This one is written by a peer looking across.
The Honest MBBS Research Guide fills the gap that no medical college curriculum does — how to actually conduct, write, and publish research as an undergraduate medical student in India. Written by a final-year MBBS student at Burdwan Medical College with multiple published papers in indexed journals and a systematic review in print, this is not a textbook of theory. It is a field report: what worked, what failed, and what no one tells you before you start.
Why This Book Is Different:
India has one of the largest populations of medical students in the world, yet its per-capita contribution to indexed global medical literature remains disproportionately small. This is not a talent gap. It is a guidance gap — and this book exists to close it.
Written specifically for the Indian medical student navigating government college bureaucracy, limited resources, and the weight of MBBS itself, every frustration described in these pages has been lived by the author, and every solution has been tested in practice.
Whether you are staring at a blank document, not knowing where to begin, or you have just received your first rejection and don't know what to do next — this book meets you where you are.
Real struggles. Hard-won lessons. Practical solutions.
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Golam Maruf Khandaker
Khandaker Golam Maruf is a Final Year MBBS Student and Researcher at Burdwan Medical College and Hospital, Burdwan, WB, India. The author has multiple published research papers in indexed journals and one systematic review published as a book chapter at the time of writing this book. Additionally, the author has multiple systematic reviews in various stages of writing. The author shares his personal experiences and lessons learnt in this particular book.
