FAQs

Is NEET mandatory for studying MBBS abroad?

Yes. NEET qualification is required by the National Medical Commission (NMC) for students who wish to practice in India after completing MBBS abroad. Students without NEET may still secure admission in certain countries, but they will not be eligible for FMGE/NExT, and therefore cannot practice in India.

If the student plans permanent settlement abroad, NEET may not be compulsory depending on the country.

What is the total cost of studying MBBS abroad?

Cost depends on the country and university ranking.

CategoryEstimated Cost (Full Course)Budget-friendly₹16 – ₹35 lakhsMid-range₹35 – ₹55 lakhsPremium international pathway₹60 lakhs – ₹1.2 crore

We help students shortlist universities that fit their budget and career plan.

Which country is best for MBBS abroad for Indian students?

The ideal country depends on budget, academics and long-term career goals.

Budget-friendly & safe options: Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan
Strong USMLE/PLAB & clinical exposure: Georgia, Philippines, Caribbean
Best for permanent settlement: Poland, Hungary, Latvia, USA-Pathway via Caribbean University

Our counsellors suggest countries and universities individually based on the student’s goals and budget.

Do universities abroad offer FMGE/NExT or USMLE coaching?

Yes. Many leading universities provide:

NExT / FMGE / USMLE / PLAB exam preparation
Subject-wise mentoring & mock tests
Internships & clinical rotations aligned with Indian and international licensing requirements

Is an MBBS degree from abroad valid in India?

Is MBBS abroad safe for Indian girls?

Absolutely. Top medical universities provide:

Separate hostels for girls
24×7 CCTV + campus security
Indian student community support
Access to local coordinators and Indian mess facilities

Parents can also travel during admission and visit anytime.

Yes. MBBS degrees from abroad are valid in India as long as:

The university is listed in WDOMS
Meets NMC guidelines
Includes minimum 54 months course + internship

To practice in India after returning, graduates must clear NExT (National Exit Test).

What are the career opportunities after completing MBBS abroad?

Graduates can choose from multiple pathways:

Practice in India → Clear NExT → Internship → License
Pursue PG abroad (US, UK, Canada, Australia, Europe)
Practice in the country of study after licensing exam
Clinical fellowships / medical research / hospital work worldwide

We provide counselling and licensing guidance even after admission.