Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely. If the university is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) and recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) India, your degree is 100% valid. All our partner universities comply with these strict norms. After graduating, you simply need to clear the FMGE/NExT screening test to practice in India.

As per current NMC guidelines, qualifying NEET-UG is mandatory for all Indian students pursuing medical degrees abroad, regardless of the country. The cutoff varies yearly (usually 117+ for General/40th percentile), but we recommend aiming higher to strengthen your visa and admission profile.

No. Most NMC-compliant universities in Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Georgia do not require IELTS or TOEFL. They conduct an online entrance test or evaluate your 10+2 PCB marks and NEET score to grant admission into the English-medium track.

Currently, NMC regulations do not permit transferring from a foreign medical university to an Indian college after enrollment. Students must complete the full 6-year program abroad. We advise choosing the right destination upfront rather than planning for a transfer that isn't legally allowed.

Absolutely not. We operate on a transparent, fixed counseling fee. All tuition, hostel, and government charges are paid directly to official university portals. We provide itemized invoices for every payment you make. You will never pay an "agent commission" or "hidden processing charge" through us.

Costs vary by destination, but typically range from ₹18 Lakh to ₹45 Lakh for the entire 6-year course (including tuition, hostel, and living expenses). This is significantly lower than private medical colleges in India. We provide a detailed, transparent cost breakdown per university before you decide.

Yes. While most universities offer affordable fee structures, we partner with leading Indian banks and NBFCs to facilitate education loans. We help you prepare the necessary admission letters and fee quotes required for loan sanctioning.

Yes. All our recommended universities offer a dedicated English-medium track for international students. Local language classes (Russian/Kazakh/Georgian) are provided from Year 2 onwards to help you communicate with patients during clinical rotations and daily life.

FMGE/NExT is mandatory for licensing in India. The pass rate historically ranges between 20-35%. We provide integrated coaching resources, mock tests, and mentorship during your final year to prepare you proactively. Many students also pursue postgraduate (PG) seats abroad or in other countries if they plan to practice internationally.

Universities provide secure, Indian-friendly hostels with kitchen facilities for Indian food options. We assign a local Indian coordinator in every city, share 24/7 emergency contacts, and conduct monthly check-ins. CCTV security, biometric access, and campus patrols are standard across all partner institutions.

Hostels typically come with shared kitchens where students can cook. Most universities also have affordable on-campus cafeterias and nearby Indian messes. Your coordinator will help you locate grocery stores and reliable local food suppliers upon arrival.