In India, a person interested in becoming a doctor is not able to complete his desire. Why is it so? Let us give you a clear idea – India is having around 78,333 seats for MBBS (including Deemed University) out of which government colleges having only 42,793 seats whereas the number of students who are appearing for NEET is around whooping 15.2 Lakhs and the number is increasing each year.
Students who manage to clear the NEET with first 42,793 ranks can get seats in government universities, Most of the eligible students who marginally missed to secure seats in government colleges and unable to afford the fees private universities ask for. In such circumstances come the foreign medical universities to the rescue of Indian medical students to achieve their ambition.
Nowadays, many countries Georgia, Philippines, Russia, Ukraine, Germany and Mauritius offer high-quality world-class medical education at very affordable prices. The students from various countries including India, China, Nepal and Bangladesh etc are willing to study MBBS in foreign countries. These universities are approved by the major organizations like WHO, UNESCO, and MCI.
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