Frequently Asked Questions about MBBS abroad?

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NEET Long term or MBBS Abroad?

Out of 21 Lakh students, only 105,000 students are admitted to MBBS in India (government and private seats) according to MCI. Re-studying NEET is always a stressful situation for students. But students who want to give themselves a chance and have failed the government seat by 100 points or less should re-study NEET and others, it is better to choose MBBS abroad.

Can students work while studying MBBS abroad?

If you have initial money for the first year and want to study MBBS abroad thinking of starting next year, you can earn money and pay your fees. Please do not do this as any student who wants to work abroad must obtain a work permit or a permanent residence permit. Most of the countries where Indian students study MBBS do not allow working while studying. Countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada allow students to work. However, education is many times more expensive in these countries.

Can I do an internship in India when I come back from getting my MBBS degree abroad?

Correct. According to current regulations of the National Medical Council (NMC), you can practice in India. After graduating abroad, in order to be granted a license to practice in India, you must be eligible to sit for the National Exit Exam (NEXT) (formerly known as the Postgraduate Medical Examination in India). (FMGE)) conducted by the National Examination Board (NBE).

In which countries in India is the MBBS degree valid?

According to the new Official Gazette dated November 18, 2021, a student doing MBBS abroad must meet many conditions. Previously, most of the countries like Philippines, Nepal, Bangladesh.... the degree was valid in India, later Burma only a few countries were valid. Contact us to learn more about this.

Can I get a bank loan to study MBBS abroad and to what extent?

According to RBI regulations Students studying abroad can get loans. Visit local branch for conditions. The amount of the sanction depends on the proof of income of the parents. i.e. last tax return for the last three years/or salary slip. You will need to meet the criteria that the bank will apply. Visit local branches of nationalized banks in your area to learn more.

What is the minimum NEET score to study MBBS abroad?

The minimum NEET score for eligibility varies from year to year depending on many circumstances like paper hardness, number of applicants, etc. reservation category.

How to choose the best country for MBBS abroad?

Before choosing a country, you must first understand the NMC Gazette and its new rules and regulations. Then you also need to understand your country's local laws for foreign medical students. For more details, you can contact us.

How to choose the best university for MBBS abroad?

Every student has different expectations for college, but there are a few things we need to consider before proceeding with admission.

Presence of Indian Embassy.In the country where the university is located.

International airport, in the same city where students study.

The population of the city where the university is located must be more than 70,000 to have a sufficient number of actual patients.

Establish a university - the older the university, the better the university. (At least 70 years old university with a major in medicine).

Teaching materials must be in English.

Link Verification with WDOMS(WHO) & FAIMER.

Can I complete MBBS abroad under 180,000 Indian Rupees?

Many educational agencies market universities with budgets between 14, 15 and 18 Lakhs, but most of us ask our students to calculate the budget, considering everything (tuition, dormitory fees, books) , library, travel, shopping, insurance)

Normally, you should budget around 30 lakh for MBBS abroad at grade A universities. choose an alternative course.

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What are the new NMC rules for foreign medical graduates studying MBBs abroad?

No foreign medical graduates will be granted permanent residency unless they have -

(a)(i) completion of a course to obtain a foreign medical degree lasting at least 54 months;

(ii) Completed a minimum 12-month internship program at the same foreign medical facility;

(iii) receive a foreign medical degree with teaching materials in English; And

(iv) have studied the compulsory subjects specified in Table I;

(b) is registered with the relevant professional regulatory body or has the authority to issue a medical license in the respective jurisdiction of the country in which the medical degree is granted and is equivalent to a medical license issued; granted to citizens of this country;

(c) complete a supervised internship in India for a minimum period of twelve months, after submitting an application to the Commission; And

(d) have passed the National Exit Test or any other required test or test conducted by the Commission.