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This will depend on the department, but in my department, 14 years old with parental permission, background check, and signed indemnity waiver.This is just one department in California, so your mileage may vary.

Ignore all the BS about “shutting down the borders for the benefit of HK”. These strikers are really the black rioters without the visual, physical violence. Their real objective is to forbid all mainland people from coming into HK, temporarily, and then, they hope, permanently. Simply put, anti-China. They see this as a step towards “freeing” HK from China. Pathetic.Facts:(1) The strikers stand for maybe 10% of the whole medical professionals and workers in HK. They are very much the minority. The remaining 90%, like all the rest of the population, are working hard to combat the virus.(2) These strikers are led by three non-medical profession persons - two ex-air hostesses, and one working in IT dept in the Hospital Authority. All three are “veterans” in agitating strikes and have close ties with the pan-Dems. So who are the real persons behind pushing this? Do the math.(3) These strikers are demanding the Hospital Authority NOT to punish them for their striking, which violates their code of conduct and employment terms. In effect they are asking for an “indemnity”. Sounds familiar? They commit a crime, call themselves “heroic”, and yet they don’t want consequences! Shameless and despicable.(4) The ties between HK and Mainland are now too close to sever. People, food, water, schooling, work, etc. HK people benefit from such ties everyday, and yet the pan-Dems want to take all these away, without asking any of us! So, that’s how “democracy” works ?????Let me remind these anti-China lunatics two very basic facts:You are “made in China”, because you are born in HK, China.You are “made by Chinese”, because your parents, grandparents and further are all Chinese.Unfortunately for you, these facts are irreversible. If you don’t like it, leave HK, China, go to the high seas, and set up your “democracy haven” there.

It was my first choice to be a mechanical engineer since class 7th. But as per parents' will and as I'm the only child at home, I opted for PCB and joined Allen, Kota (Nurture course) right after class 10th to prepare for Pre-medical exams.Mom stayed with me for the initial 6 months (out of 2 years). Somehow I got adjusted and started enjoying being there. The environment of Kota as well as the education system at Allen is amazing.After I got selected (first attempt), on the first day at the college (BJMC, Pune) I felt like, “Oh man, welcome to the reality.” It seemed like everyone around me knows everything and I'm the only one who can't get anything at the lectures and practicals. 1st year Lectures and practicals used to be in Marathi and when I complained regarding that, lecturers were like, “Why are you here if you don't know Marathi?”I always wished to escape from this place till my first year university exams and even convinced my parents to pay the indemnity bond amount of ₹10 Lacs in order to vacate the seat. I was fully prepared to join Allen, Kota again for JEE [Main + Advanced] for class 11th (Nurture course).Somehow I managed to study on my own with the help of my All India Quota seniors and surprisingly I passed my first year. After that I realized that the people who used to answer a lot also don't know much more than me and I can also prove myself.Then I passed 2nd and 3rd year as well without much trouble and currently in final year. In final year, lectures and clinics are now being conducted in english (Though I don't attend lectures) as the current faculties belong to the clinical branches, so are more sensible and intelligent personalities.Now I'm preparing for NEET-PG exam for which my first attempt will during Jan 2021.I'm not exactly adjusted with this profession till now. But since being in final year, got no other option to look back.Edit 1: Thank you everyone for 200+ upvotes.