MBBS Abroad

Most of us are aware that MBBS in India is highly expensive, especially those with the provisions of the management quota.Pursuing medical education in abroad is highly cost efficient comparatively. However, there are may doubts and misconceptions amongst people in this regard.

Does the MBBS Abroad Consultants have WHO accreditation? Are courses approved by Medical Council of India? Upon returning to India, is it possible for one to work as a registered medical practitioner in India and the criteria pertaining to it?

World Health Organisation accreditation can easily be confirmed through an internet search or by visiting http://www.wdoms.org/.  One can get maximum clarifications by referring MCI website, considering the fact that there are some practical difficulties as well as widespread misconceptions.

The basic eligibility to gain admission for medical education (MBBS) in India, the applicant is required to score minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology at +2 level. The same eligibility criteria apply to study medicine abroad. The applicant should not be less than 17 years old at the time of seeking admission.

In 2018, MCI has made changes in their eligibility criteria that MCI eligibility certificate will be issued to those candidates only who have qualified NEET exam. So if someone is looking for studying MBBS abroad has to be NEET qualified.

As per latest MCI amendments, any qualified student can study in any country and after gaining a primary education of that country can return back to India and can gain registration after appearing in the mandatory screening test here. (Screening test exemption is only applicable to UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand)