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Read MoreEvery year, thousands of Indian students choose MBBS abroad because of limited seats and high fees in India. But the biggest confusion students and parents face is:
👉 “MBBS abroad ka admission process exactly hota kaise hai?”
👉 “Kahi koi step miss ho gaya to problem to nahi hogi?”
The good news is MBBS abroad admission process is simple, structured, and transparent, if you follow the right steps in the correct order.
In this blog, we explain the MBBS abroad admission process stepbystep, in very simple language, so there is no confusion, no stress, and no mistakes.
Before starting the process, remember:
✔ NEET qualification is mandatory
✔ MBBS abroad is not a shortcut
✔ Proper planning = safe medical career
✔ Right guidance avoids future problems
👉 Explore verified MBBS universities abroad here:
🔗 https://amwcareerpoint.com/colleges
The admission process always starts with an eligibility check.
You must have:
✔ Passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry & Biology
✔ Minimum 50% marks (40% for reserved categories)
✔ NEET qualified (valid score)
✔ Minimum 17 years of age
️ If NEET is not qualified, do not proceed, it can destroy your future plans in India.
This step is often skipped and that’s where students make mistakes.
In counselling, you should discuss:
✔ Your NEET score
✔ Budget (total, not just tuition)
✔ Preferred country
✔ FMGE / NEXT preparation mindset
✔ Parent concerns (safety, cost, food)
Good counselling is not sales, it is career planning.
Different countries suit different students.
While choosing the country, consider:
📌 Total MBBS cost
📌 Quality of education
📌 Clinical exposure
📌 FMGE / NEXT preparation environment
📌 Safety & Indian student presence
👉 You can compare all country options here:
🔗 https://amwcareerpoint.com/colleges
Not all universities are equal.
A good MBBS university abroad must:
✔ Follow NMC guidelines
✔ Have minimum 5.5–6 years course duration
✔ Provide continuous internship
✔ Teach in English
✔ Have attached teaching hospitals
✔ Be recognized in that country
❌ Never choose a university only because it is cheap.
This step decides your FMGE / NEXT success.
Once the university is shortlisted, documents are prepared.
10th Marksheet
12th Marksheet
NEET Scorecard
Passport (valid)
Passportsize photographs
Birth certificate (if required)
Medical fitness certificate
All documents are checked properly before submission.
After documents are ready:
✔ Application form is filled
✔ Documents are submitted to the university
✔ Academic eligibility is verified
This process is simple and fast for most MBBS universities abroad.
If eligible, the university issues:
📄 Official Admission / Offer Letter
This letter includes:
Course details
University name
Intake session
Student information
️ This is a legal document never accept verbal confirmation.
After admission letter:
✔ First year fees or seat booking amount is paid
✔ Payment is done through proper channel
✔ Official fee receipt is issued
Always ensure:
Fees are transparent
No hidden charges
Payment proof is provided
After fee confirmation:
📩 University issues an Invitation Letter
This letter is required for:
Student visa
Embassy process
Immigration approval
Without an invitation letter, the visa process cannot start.
Now the visa process begins.
Visa requirements generally include:
Passport
Admission letter
Invitation letter
Fee receipt
Medical & insurance documents
Visa application form
Visa type must be:
✔ Student Visa only
❌ Never go on tourist visa for MBBS.
Some countries require:
Simple interview
Basic questions about:
Course
University
Career plans
With proper preparation, visa approval is smooth.
Before flying, students are guided on:
✔ Hostel & accommodation
✔ Indian food options
✔ Local currency & SIM
✔ Weather & clothing
✔ Safety rules
✔ Academic expectations
This step reduces fear and confusion, especially for firsttime travelers.
Once visa is approved:
️ Flight tickets are booked
️ Travel plan is finalized
On arrival:
✔ Airport pickup is arranged
✔ Student is taken to hostel
✔ Local registration is done
Students are not left alone.
After arrival:
University registration
Hostel room allotment
ID card issue
Academic orientation
Students meet:
Faculty
Seniors
Indian student groups
Finally:
✔ Classes start
✔ Local language classes begin
✔ Academic journey officially starts
From Day 1:
👉 Students should focus on strong basics & clinical learning, not just passing exams.
❌ Skipping NEET check
❌ Choosing university blindly
❌ Trusting unverified agents
❌ Going on tourist visa
❌ Ignoring internship structure
Avoiding these mistakes saves years of trouble.
On average:
Counselling to admission letter: 7–14 days
Visa process: 2–4 weeks
Total time: 1–2 months
Early planning gives:
✔ Better university choice
✔ Smooth visa
✔ Less stress
Parents should:
Ask questions
Demand written clarity
Focus on safety & recognition
Avoid emotional decisions
MBBS abroad is a family decision, not only a student decision.
AMW Career Point provides endtoend support:
✔ Eligibility & NEET verification
✔ Country & university selection
✔ Transparent fee explanation
✔ Admission & visa assistance
✔ Predeparture & postarrival support
✔ Longterm guidance till graduation
👉 Explore verified MBBS colleges abroad here:
🔗 https://amwcareerpoint.com/colleges
Check eligibility & NEET
Counselling & planning
Country selection
University shortlisting
Document preparation
Application submission
Admission letter
Fee payment
Invitation letter
Student visa
Travel & arrival
University registration
Classes begin
MBBS abroad admission is not complicated, it only looks confusing when done without guidance.
With:
✔ Right steps
✔ Right university
✔ Right counsellor
MBBS abroad becomes a smooth, safe, and rewarding journey.
📞 Contact AMW Career Point for free counselling
✔ Stepbystep guidance
✔ Safe university options
✔ Transparent fees
✔ Parent support
👉 Explore MBBS colleges abroad:
🔗 https://amwcareerpoint.com/colleges
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