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Study MBBS Abroad the Right Way
Every MBBS-abroad decision comes down to one thing: will your degree be usable in India? We start every conversation with NMC's compliance rules, not just rankings and fees.
NMC's Foreign Medical Graduate Rules
Under the National Medical Commission's Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate (FMGL) Regulations 2021, a foreign MBBS/MD degree must meet every condition below to be usable in India. We check every university against this checklist before recommending it.
NEET-UG Before Departure
Mandatory since 2019 for any Indian student intending to study medicine abroad, a prerequisite for later Indian registration, not optional.
54-Month Course, English Medium
The course must run a minimum of 54 months and be taught in English throughout.
12-Month Internship, Same Institution
A full year of internship at the same foreign medical institution where you studied, not elsewhere.
10-Year Completion Window
The entire course, including internship, must be completed within 10 years of joining.
Eligible to Practice in the Country of Study
You must be eligible for registration/licensing in the country where you studied, on par with local citizens. This is the rule that trips up many students.
FMGE / NExT + Indian Internship
After returning, you must clear the National Exit Test (NExT) or FMGE, then complete a further supervised internship in India before full registration.
Five MBBS Destinations, Checked Against NMC Rules
Confused About Which Country Fits?
We'll walk you through NMC compliance for each option before you commit to any university.
