Ansh Shakya

NEET is among the most popular and sought-after exams, with thousands of students sitting it each year. Naturally, it comes with extreme competition along with great difficulty in the question paper itself, which leads to not everyone getting an excellent score for securing a government medical college. If you have a low NEET score, it doesn’t mean your medical career is over and there’s no other path to chart. MBBS abroad, in fact, has become one of the most successful and practical alternatives for those students who wish to pursue medicine despite having a low NEET score. 

There are various countries that offer an affordable MBBS programme and have a relatively easy admission process, which makes them great options for Indian students. These colleges still, however, require NEET qualification.

MBBS abroad has, over the course of time, become an extremely appealing and practical option for Indian students who, after their need for qualifications, wish to pursue a medical course but are unable to secure admission in the government medical colleges. The excessive and intense competition and overwhelming fees of private colleges for a regular Indian household studying medicine abroad offer an affordable yet globally recognised pathway to becoming a doctor.