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FAQS

MBBS Abroad – Comprehensive FAQ for Indian Students

Eligibility & Academic Requirements

• Must be 17 years old by December 31 of the admission year.
• Must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB).
• Minimum 50% in PCB (40% for SC/ST/OBC as per NMC).
• Must have qualified the NEET-UG exam.

Yes. As per NMC (India), qualifying NEET is mandatory to pursue MBBS abroad and to be eligible for practicing in India later.

Admission Process

1. Choose country/university.
2. Submit application with academic documents.
3. Receive admission letter.
4. Pay initial fees.
5. Apply for student visa.
6. Book travel and accommodation.

• 10th & 12th mark sheets
• NEET scorecard
• Passport
• Passport-size photos
• Medical certificate (HIV, vaccination)
• Admission letter (issued by university)
• Visa documents

Language & Curriculum

Yes, most universities offer English-medium programs, especially for international students.

Basic knowledge of the local language may be taught during the course for hospital interaction and daily life, but not mandatory for academics.

Consultancy Role

A good consultancy like Dreamstreet helps with:
• University selection
• Admission paperwork
• Visa application
• Travel & accommodation
• Post-arrival support

• Check student reviews & testimonials
• See if they are transparent about fees
• Verify their university affiliations

Studying Abroad – Environment & Life

Yes, most countries have safe campuses and Indian student communities. It’s best to choose universities in student-friendly and politically stable regions.

Yes, most universities have Indian mess or kitchens offering vegetarian and nonvegetarian dishes. Indian groceries are available in many cities.

Universities offer on-campus hostels. Private housing is also available with basic amenities.

Quality of Education & Recognition

Yes, if the university is recognized by:
• NMC (India)
• WHO (World Health Organization)
• Ministry of Education of the respective country

Yes, but you must clear the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Exam) and complete an internship in India.

It varies by university. Choose universities with good academic support and high FMGE success rates.

Timelines & Intakes

Ideally by April–June after your 12th exams. Most intakes are in July and August, and some have a February–March intake.

Usually 5 to 6 years, including clinical training.

Fees & Expenses

Varies by country and university. On average:
• Tuition fees: ₹20–60 lakhs total (for 5–6 years)
• Living expenses: ₹3,000–15,000/month

Russia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, and the Philippines are popular for affordable, quality education.

Some universities offer merit-based scholarships. Indian students may apply for education loans from Indian banks.

After MBBS – Career Options

• Clear FMGE/NExT and practice in India
• Pursue PG in India or abroad (USMLE, PLAB, etc.)
• Apply for research, clinical jobs, or fellowships globally

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