Study MBBS Abroad for
Indian Students - 2025

You need to qualify NEET with at least the 50th percentile (for General category) or 40th percentile (for SC/ST/OBC). There is no specific cutoff score for admission to foreign medical universities, but qualifying NEET is mandatory for Indian students to practice in India after MBBS.

Yes, MBBS degrees from NMC (National Medical Commission) approved universities are recognized in India. We only recommend NMC-approved universities that are also listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDMS). After completing MBBS, you need to clear the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) to practice in India.

The total cost varies by country but typically ranges from $15,000 to $50,000 per year, including tuition fees, accommodation, food, and other expenses. Countries like Russia, Georgia, and Kazakhstan offer affordable options starting from $3,500/year for tuition alone. Use our Total Cost Calculator to get a personalized estimate.

The MBBS course duration is typically 5-6 years depending on the country. This includes classroom learning, practical training, and internship. In Russia and Ukraine it's 6 years, while in countries like Georgia and Kazakhstan it's 5-6 years with an internship year.

Yes, most universities we recommend offer MBBS programs in English medium specifically designed for international students. Some universities also teach the local language basics to help students communicate with patients during clinical rotations.

The admission process typically includes: 1) Qualifying NEET, 2) Selecting a university and country, 3) Applying with required documents (10th/12th mark sheets, passport, NEET scorecard), 4) Receiving admission letter, 5) Applying for student visa, 6) Completing medical checkup and document verification, and 7) Traveling to the university. Our counselors guide you through each step.