There are a limited number of seats available for medical students in India. In addition, the fees charged by private medical colleges in India are much higher than that of many medical institutes in other countries.

Candidates must achieve a minimum of 50% in Class 12 examinations with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as the main subjects. SC/ST/OBC candidates need to have a minimum of 45%. Candidates must also clear NEET.

While the tuition fees for different medical institutes vary, most medical universities charge tuition fees between $20,000 and $50,000 for a 5+1 year course. Hostel accommodation and food expenses account for separate expenses.

Most MBBS courses around the world typically last for 5 years. However, some medical institutions and universities also expect their medical students to spend an additional year as an intern in their internship programs.

Yes, all medical universities around the world need applicants from India to clear the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and present the eligibility certificate. Some universities also have their own entrance exams in addition to NEET.

As per MCI Ruling a Student qualified with MBBS degree in Kazakhstan or abroad is required to qualify the FMGE(Foreign Medical Graduate Examination)/NEXT(National Exit) Exam in India for practice of medicine in India.

Yes, qualifying the screening test once held twice a year is a must for an Indian student after the completion of studies from any Medical Institution outside India according to the Regulation of Medical Council of India as per the provisions of Section 13 Act.

Yes we can refund your application money after you send us your admission letter and fees receipt of medical college in India.