• Higher quality education: Many foreign medical universities are ranked among the best in the world, and offer top-class education and training facilities.
• More affordable tuition fees: Tuition fees for MBBS programs at foreign universities are often lower than those at private medical colleges in India.
• No capitation fees: Foreign medical universities do not charge capitation fees, which are often a major financial burden for students in India.
• More exposure: Studying MBBS abroad gives students the opportunity to experience a new culture and learn from a diverse faculty and student body.
• Global career opportunities: MBBS graduates from foreign universities are eligible to practice medicine in many countries around the world, giving them more career options.

Here are some additional benefits of studying MBBS abroad:

• Better infrastructure: Foreign medical universities often have state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities, including modern laboratories, libraries, and hospitals.
• Stronger research focus: Many foreign medical universities have a strong focus on research, which gives students the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with world-renowned researchers.
• Improved English skills: Studying MBBS abroad gives students the opportunity to improve their English skills, which is essential for a successful career in medicine.
• Enhanced CV. Improved career opportunities
• Personal growth and development: Studying MBBS abroad can be a challenging but rewarding experience that can help students grow personally and professionally. It helps the student to be better equipped to meet new challenges
• If you are considering studying MBBS abroad, it is important to do your research and choose a reputable university. You should also make sure that the university is accredited by the National Medical Commission (NMC) so that your degree is recognized in India.

Some of the countries that we discovered to be best for medical studies abroad are:

1. Kazakhstan
2. Georgia
3. Barbados

Vietnam, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan are some of the best countries that offer MBBS courses at a low-cost.

The complete duration of studying MBBS abroad is almost 5 years long with a year of compulsory apprenticeship.

We have our own team of Indian coordinators in every country where we send our medical students. To support and make them feel at home, we also offer Indian food in the mess while complying with all the sanitary measures and accommodation for Indian students together. Lastly, the hostel facilities are separate for girls and boys with 24hrs security service and proper vigilance over the hostels.

The colleges we deal with are having multiple Indian learners studying at present; our colleges in central Asia & Europe have not reported any student issues or severe incidents till date, which we can see and hear in Indian colleges regularly.

All our overseas colleges are managing education in the English language, and the quality of education is a world standard. Some of our colleges have already started ‘smart class education’, which most of the Indian colleges lack.

MCI screening test has been considered as one of the biggest hurdles for abroad students getting a medical degree; now the greatest news is that the MCI exams have been liberalized and in addition to that, we give MCI test coaching for all our students from the first year onward, and our MCI results for the last two years were excellent with almost all the students clearing the MCI screening test.

Yes, there are many Indian students who have completed or are currently studying MBBS abroad.

The NMC screening test for foreign medical graduates was previously known as the FMGE. However, the NMC has brought forth the NeXT as the licensing exam for every medical graduate who wants to practice in India making it compulsory for all students whether graduated from India or abroad to clear the NeXT exam.

A world class education, along with numerous job opportunities and unimaginable experiences are some of the many factors which attract students across international boundaries.