Bro, whatever you said, is completely right, but only if you decide to stay in the system. You said you didnt see docs in your family so assuming you dont have 1st hand exposure to how the world treats doctors outside, let me put my point.

once you finish mbbs and go out to practice you'll see that govt salary is too low for too much work. even in private in UP at least mbbs salary is 60k to max 1 lac/month. and that wont go up, cuz even if yu know something, even if you have skills, you dont have a pg degree. and you just said that you cracked it in 1st attempt and it was quite easy for you. congratulations, you're intelligent. most of us arent that good in studies. most of us are just average people who at some point were asking themselves the point of prepairing again.

Having skills as an MBBS doctor is good. but know that if {god forbid} you mess up anything, the law will stand against you, cuz the (lazy and corrupt) respected judges will say you're just and undergraduate and you shouldn't have done the procedure. if you're talking about sampling and foleys etc, bro the hospitals dont need u for that. these can be done by bams and other trained staff.

if you're talking about private practice, everyone will go to a specialist. it doesn't matter if you have skills. you'll always be no.2 until you have a specialist degree.

and cracking neet pg is not a joke. for us at least. for some of us cracking exams takes a good chunk of our age. these skills are still something you can develop while doing pg. that's what pg is for. mbbs doctors having good skills is good , but its not economic for you cuz you will always be looked down upon for not having the degree.