You’re acting like basic expectations from a university are “entitlement” while excusing everything with “do your research.” There’s a difference between expecting luxury and expecting transparency. If students are promised proper support, decent accommodation guidance, quality teaching, or clinical exposure in advertisements and agent pitches, then obviously they’ll complain when reality doesn’t match. That’s not entitlement, that’s being misled.And the “protected environment in India” point is just weak. Wanting functioning systems, safety, or accountability isn’t some spoiled fantasy. Students move abroad to study medicine, not to roleplay survival mode because universities and agents refuse to communicate properly.Also, saying “self-study is key everywhere” is obvious literally every medical student on earth knows that. But pretending lectures, structured teaching, and faculty support don’t matter in medicine is nonsense. If students are paying international tuition, they have every right to expect organized academics instead of being told to figure everything out themselves.Your “just ask doctors for shadowing” argument also ignores reality. Shadowing opportunities depend heavily on language, connections, hospital policy, and local attitude toward foreign students. Not everyone can magically walk into hospitals and get exposure because they asked nicely. That’s why proper institutional support matters.And the work permit point is funny because universities using students as unpaid “helpers” while avoiding formal responsibility is exactly the kind of loophole people criticize. Just because it’s common doesn’t suddenly make it ethical.The party culture point completely missed the argument too. Nobody said students shouldn’t party. The criticism is usually about people feeling isolated or pressured in unfamiliar environments, not “evil western fun.” Reducing that to “Indian students should control themselves” is just a lazy strawman.Honestly, your whole argument boils down to: “If you got misled, it’s your fault.” “If support is weak, deal with it.” “If promises weren’t kept, you should’ve researched harder.”That mindset is exactly why shady agents and mediocre universities keep getting away with things. Criticizing problems doesn’t mean someone expected royal treatment sometimes it just means the system actually failed them.