Top MCI Approved Medical Universities Abroad

With every passing year, number of students opting for their higher education for medical stream in abroad countries are increasing. Basic eligibility criteria for MBBS admission in abroad countries and India is same when it comes to the NEET entrance exam. From academic session 2019-2020 students must qualify in the NEET entrance exam to apply for MBBS admission in both India and abroad.

Coming to the numbers, 12,69,922 students appeared for the NEET 2018 exam which was held on 06^th of  May 2018. Total number of MBBS Seats through NEET 2019 is expected to be around 64,642^* for academic session 2019. With only 64,642 medical seats in the country (Private Colleges & Government Colleges), It is very difficult for students to secure seats in Medical Profession.

With limited number of medical seats and very huge number of applicants, many bright students may not stand a chance either due to cut-off rank or due to high fees in private medical colleges. Studying abroad is the opportunities to those students who wants to achieve their dream of becoming a successful medical practitioner.

Every year, more than 1,50,000 students go outside India for their higher education to study in abroad countries. As per wikipedia Nearly 85% of internationally mobile Indian students head for five countries: the US, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, but in addition to Germany, China, Ukraine, Russia and Georgia are some emerging destination for Indian students heading abroad. 

Romania and Ukraine has also emerged as a destination for Indian students of medicine as the education system is regulated under the European Union and is of a higher quality than in the countries of the former USSR quality is relatively better compared to Ex-USSR, China, and the Philippines.

Find the details of the most popular medical universities in abroad for Indian students. 

Click Here to Explore all Top Medical Universities Abroad offering MBBS Admission without NEET for Feb 2019 Intake

^* As per the Latest data given by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in Lok Sabha on March 23, 2018, in a reply to an unstarred question number 4650.