Which country is best for MBBS abroad?

These are the countries best for MBBS Abroad: Philippines, Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, Bangladesh, Belarus, Kazakhstan

How much does it cost to study MBBS in abroad?

The average cost of studying MBBS abroad ranges from INR 15 to 70 Lacs depending upon the college and country. For most countries, NEET is mandatory to study for an MBBS degree abroad. The duration of the MBBS degree from abroad colleges varies from 4 years to 6 years including internship.

Is NEET required for MBBS in abroad?

Yes, NEET is required for MBBS from abroad.

What is the pass mark for NEET?

National Testing Agency has released the NEET cutoff passing marks for 2021 and for general category is 720-138, while for SC/ST/OBC it is 137-108. NEET 2021 cutoff percentile for general category is 50th and for SC/ST/OBC it is 40th.

How many chances are there in NEET?

There is no limit on number of attempts in NEET. Candidates can appear for the exam if they have completed 17 years of age. There is no upper age limit criteria.

What is the age limit for NEET?

For medical aspirants, the main concern regarding eligibility is the NEET age limit. According to National Test Agency, which conducts NEET it is mandatory for aspirants to be 17 years of age either at the time of admission or else on or before December 31, 2022, to appear for NEET 2022.

Is maths compulsory for NEET?

No maths is not compulsory. Physics, Biology and Chemistry are a vital part of MBBS in India.

Is it better to study MBBS in India or abroad?

In India, there are only a little over 85,000 plus MBBS seats in both government and private medical colleges. Whereas almost 15 lakh students appear in the NEET exam every year. It becomes difficult for medical students to get admission in India, and so it makes more sense to study MBBS abroad. Apart from affordable fees, government and top medical universities, global working opportunities, students can get easy admission without any donation.

Specialist Pathway

Australian Medical Council

There are three pathways through which students can apply for Australia

Standard Pathway - All others
Competent Pathway - Those already registered in under US UK CA NZ
Specialist Pathway - After PG

Specialist pathway is for the following international medical graduates (IMGs):

overseas-trained specialists applying for assessment of comparability to the standard of a specialist trained in that specialty in Australia (specialist recognition)
overseas-trained specialists applying for an area of need specialist level position in Australia (area of need)

Eligibility

IMGs who have a primary qualification in medicine and surgery awarded by a training institution recognised by both the AMC and WDOMS and who have satisfied all the training and examination requirements to practise in their field of specialty in their country of training, can apply for assessment under this pathway (specialist recognition or area of need).

If you currently hold, or previously held, general registration in australia you are not eligible to apply for the specialist pathway. You can complete the requirements for specialist registration while holding general registration, through a separate process. You are not eligible to apply for limited or provisional registration to complete the specialist recognition process.

Primary source verification

Before applying for the Specialist pathway, IMGs must apply to the Australian Medical Council (AMC) for primary source verification of their qualifications.

The AMC verifies qualifications through the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) Electronic Portfolio of International Credentials (EPIC).

Specialist pathway

There are two pathways within the Specialist pathway:

Specialist pathway - specialist recognition:

the IMG applies directly to the relevant specialist medical college that assesses comparability against the criteria for an Australian-trained specialist in the same field of specialty practice
the outcome of the specialist medical college's assessment will determine the relevant registration type
the relevant specialist medical college will require the IMG to undertake a period of supervised practice, which may include other requirements such as workplace-based assessments, training or examinations, before recommending that the IMG be granted recognition as a specialist.

Specialist pathway - specialist recognition:

the IMG applies directly to the specialist medical college that assesses their qualifications and relevant experience against the specified requirements of a position in a confirmed area of need
area of need is determined by the relevant state or territory health authority (the AMC, the college, and the Board have no role in determining which areas are declared areas of need)
this pathway does not lead to specialist registration. IMGs on the Specialist pathway - area of need can also be on the Specialist pathway - specialist recognition if they wish to gain specialist registration with the Board.