Why we offer one pathway
We deliberately support only one overseas course: MBBS. That lets us focus on what matters for Indian families: whether the degree is usable in India, what it really costs, and how safe and supported your child will be.
Destinations students ask about
Country pages explain what to verify. Universities and fees are shared in writing after your eligibility check.
Who it may suit
May suit you if
- You qualified NEET and want to become a doctor but did not get an Indian seat you can afford
- You can manage a different country, climate and language of daily life
- Your family has verified the total cost in writing
Think twice if
- Someone promises a seat with no eligibility check
- You have not understood the licensing exam needed to practise in India
- You are choosing only by the lowest fee
Five things we check before you commit
Eligibility
Indian students must meet the National Medical Commission (NMC) eligibility rules in force for their year of admission.
Recognition
A university must be recognised in its own country and its degree must be acceptable for practice in India. We verify before you pay anything.
Licensing
Graduates returning to India must clear the screening or licensing requirements applicable to foreign medical graduates.
Language and clinical training
Check the medium of instruction, clinical exposure and internship rules, not just the tuition fee.
Total cost
Ask for tuition, hostel, food, insurance, visa and travel in writing. We share a written estimate; we never quote from memory.
How it works
- Profile and eligibility check
- Country and university shortlist with recognition verified
- Application and document preparation
- Offer, visa and pre-departure guidance
- Arrival support and ongoing parent updates
Documents you will typically need
- Passport valid for the required period
- Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and certificates
- NEET scorecard
- Photographs and identity proof
- Medical fitness and immunisation records, as required
- Police clearance or other certificates, if the destination asks
- Visa application documents and financial proof
Questions to ask any consultant
Before paying anyone, read our guide: 10 questions to ask before paying any admission consultant. It applies to us too. Also see MBBS abroad: red flags to watch for.
Official sources to check
- National Medical Commission (NMC): eligibility and screening rules for foreign medical graduates
- The destination country's ministry of health / education and the university's official site
- The Indian Embassy or Consulate in the destination country
- National Board of Examinations (NBEMS) for the screening exam
Frequently asked questions
Is NEET required for MBBS abroad?
Under the National Medical Commission guidelines for Indian students, qualifying NEET is required to obtain the eligibility needed to study abroad and later to practise in India. Rules are updated from time to time, so we check the current regulation with you.
Can I practise in India after MBBS abroad?
Foreign medical graduates must clear the licensing or screening exam applicable at the time (known as FMGE, with a transition to NExT announced) and complete an Indian internship, as per NMC rules in force. Always confirm the current position on the official NMC notice.
How long is MBBS abroad?
NMC guidelines have required a minimum course duration with an internship at the same institution and English as the medium of instruction. Check the current regulations; durations differ from Indian MBBS.
How much does MBBS abroad cost?
It varies widely by country and university. We give a written estimate of tuition, hostel, food, insurance, visa and travel for the specific options after your eligibility check. We do not quote from memory.
Which countries and universities do you recommend?
We shortlist only after verifying recognition for Indian students and your profile. We share the list, sources and risks in writing, not in a brochure.
Do you guarantee admission or a job?
No. We help with eligibility, shortlisting, applications and onboarding. Admission is decided by the university; licensing and employment depend on you and the rules in force.
Destination countries, universities and fees are shared in writing after your eligibility check, with sources. We do not publish unverified lists or promise outcomes.
Guide reviewed October 2026. Rules, dates and eligibility change every cycle: always confirm on the official notice. This page is general guidance, not legal advice or an admission guarantee.