Complete Guide for Indian Students: Study MBBS Abroad

1. COMPLETE GUIDE FOR INDIAN STUDENTS STUDY MBBS ABROAD www.mbbsexperts.in

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS Why Choose to Study MBBS Abroad? Eligibility Criteria & NEET Requirement Top Destinations & University Selection The Complete Admission Process Financial Planning: Fees & Cost of Living

3. WHY CHOOSE TO STUDY MBBS ABROAD? MBBS ABROAD? WHY CHOOSE TO STUDY Lower Fees Tuition fees in many countries (e.g., Russia, China, Georgia) are significantly lower than private medical colleges in India. Guaranteed Admission High-quality, government-accredited universities often offer direct admission based on eligibility, not just top NEET ranks. Global Exposure Experience a new culture, learn a new language, and gain international perspective in healthcare. Advanced Facilities Access to modern infrastructure, advanced technology, and high-quality teaching methodologies. www.mbbsexperts.in

4. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA & ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA & NEET REQUIREMENT NEET REQUIREMENT Minimum Age 17 years old on or before December 31st of the admission year. 10+2 PCM/PCB Score A minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) in the 12th standard. This is often reduced to 40% for SC/ST/OBC candidates as per NMC guidelines. English Language: Must have passed the 12th standard with English as a compulsory subject. NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test): Passing the NEET is mandatory for all Indian students who wish to practice medicine in India after completing their MBBS abroad. Students must secure the minimum qualifying percentile for the respective year. www.mbbsexperts.in

5. TOP DESTINATIONS & UNIVERSITY SELECTION UNIVERSITY SELECTION TOP DESTINATIONS & Annual Range (Approximate) Cost Component Notes Varies by country and university ranking. Tuition Fees $3,000 – $8,000 Varies based on shared or private room facilities. Hostel/Accommodati on $500 – $1,500 Includes food, transport, and utilities (varies significantly with lifestyle). Cost of Living $1,200 – $2,400 Includes flight tickets, visa fees, medical insurance, and initial document processing. One-Time Costs $1,500 – $3,000 Total Estimated First-Year Cost: $6,200 – $14,900 (₹5.1 Lakhs – ₹12.4 Lakhs, approx.) www.mbbsexperts.in

6. 4. The Complete Admission Process (Step-by-Step) Process (Step-by-Step) 4. The Complete Admission Step Action Description Meet with a consultant to discuss budget, country preference, and NEET status. Finalize the list of universities. Consultation & Shortlisting Step 1 Submit all required documents (10th/12th mark sheets, passport copy, NEET score card) and the application form. Application Submission Step 2 Receive the official Admission/Acceptance Letter from the university (usually within 1–2 weeks). Step 3 Acceptance Letter Apply for the student visa after receiving the university's invitation letter and paying the initial fee deposit. Step 4 Visa Application Complete the required medical tests, police verification, and document legalization (Apostille/Notarization). Step 5 Documentation Book flights and coordinate with the consultant for airport pickup and hostel/accommodation upon arrival. Step 6 Travel Arrangement www.mbbsexperts.in

7. FINANCIAL PLANNING: FEES & COST OF LIVING FEES & COST OF LIVING FINANCIAL PLANNING: Annual Range (Approximate) Cost Component Notes Varies by country and university ranking. Tuition Fees $3,000 – $8,000 Varies based on shared or private room facilities. Hostel/Accommoda tion $500 – $1,500 Includes food, transport, and utilities (varies significantly with lifestyle). Cost of Living $1,200 – $2,400 Includes flight tickets, visa fees, medical insurance, and initial document processing. One-Time Costs $1,500 – $3,000 NOTE: Your dedication, academic focus, and ability to adapt are the most crucial factors for success in your medical career abroad. www.mbbsexperts.in