Only 55 000 students in India, or 2.5% of the 23 Lac applicants in NEET-2024, are able to secure a government seat. To fulfill their dreams, the remaining students must either pay a total of Rs. 1-1.5 Crore to attend private medical colleges in India or search for a top-ranked university abroad. From these medical universities abroad, you can graduate at an affordable cost and become a successful practicing medical professional. For Indian students, both universities' high-quality education and global exposure are a win-win situation.

Due to the hundreds of universities that are promoted by various agents in India, it becomes very confusing and challenging for students to choose the right university that will actually set their career on the right path. To choose the best medical university abroad, keep the following things in mind: • Country and university should meet NMC MBBS Abroad guidelines. • Select a 100% English-taught program. • Avoid low-quality educational destinations. • Licensing preparation starts from day one, as every student has to clear Next Exam: India to Practice • Stick to reports from the government and embassies, as they are the only reliable sources. • Do your own research very well.

One of the biggest mistakes made by Indian students is that they do not prepare and plan in time for their PG, and by the time they realize that, it's too late. The change of getting a clinical PG seat in a government medical college in India is approx. 5% for an MBBS student. Without specialization, an MBBS degree holds no value. Your chances of getting a medical PG in the US are higher than getting a clinical seat in India due to the lack of seats. No surprise, 29% of doctors in the US are Indian and earn as much as 3–4 lacs USD in a year. Worried about fees for medical PG in the USA? It is not only free, but you also get an average salary of 62K USD during your studies as well.