Getting admission to an MBBS course in any Govt medical college in India is a highly competitive process, with a success rate of less than 2.5%. The number of aspirants is increasing every year, and the cutoff marks are getting higher every year, regardless of the category the student belongs to. Even after multiple attempts, students face a difficult choice: either to keep trying or give up their dream of pursuing an MBBS and consider alternative courses.

India has more than 360+ private Medical colleges. MBBS Seats cost more than 1 Cr, and Deemed Universities even cost up to 1.5 Cr, which is very difficult to afford for a middle-class family. Repeated attempts for NEET mean getting into more competitive scenarios where freshly prepared aspirants are also in the race. Please remember that the Medicine journey will go up to Medical PG, where a seat in Private Medical colleges goes as high as 2-3 Cr.

If you feel you are born to become a doctor and don’t want to settle for less, there are still ways to become a good Doctor from Global Medical University. Use precious years of your life to study MBBS rather than further wasting in repeated attempts of NEET. Like India, every country has its own healthcare system and creates quality doctors from their medical universities to serve their citizens by meeting global medical education norms. You can choose 200+ Universities from 25+ Countries on a budget as low as 1.25 Lacs/ Sem.