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Medical Education Examination for MBBS / MD, NEET Rules and Examination Fees

Apply when admissions open: MBBS is the most prestigious degree and qualification in India. It happens that the Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) is one of the significant medical programs in India. Most of the students after 12th standard want to pursue a career in the field of medicine.

After MBBS student s go for MD / MS as the case may be in appropriate discipline / sub-discipline.

To get MBBS admission in India, it is mandatory to appear in NEET, which turns their dreams into reality. 
Some students pass the examination for admission to medical studies in India. 

In India MCI governs medical education. As more than 185 students are fighting for 1 MBBS seat in India due to stiff competition. Conditions are tougher in MD / MS.

If you want to get admission to Indian MBBS, then you need proper guidance in preparing for NEET. 

As we all know, MBBS in India lags behind the US and Australia due to their medical education and curriculum.

Below are the 24 Frequently Asked Questions that will guide you Medical Education Admissions for MBBS MD, NEET and Exams Fees:

Q 1. What is the comparison of MBBS in India vis-a-vis Abroad?

Ans. MBBS in abroad can be a more straightforward and practical option for medical aspirants than Indian MBBS. At this stage, we would like to point out that MBBS in India is famous for three essential aspects:

1. Combating various diseases
2. Coping with patients in stressful situations
3. Live practice sessions that help a medical aspirant becomes a good doctor in the future.

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Q 2. Why choose MBBS in India?

Ans. Looking for MBBS study? India has emerged as India's top medical destination. India has some advantages for studying medical:

• Indian medical colleges are the best and most recognized.
• Indian medical colleges have a good reputation.
• The MBBS degree obtained by the Indian Institute of Medicine is considered excellent.
• The clinical expertise offered by the medical universities of India is exceptional.
• In terms of patient risk, India can be considered an ideal option due to the increasing population.
• Indian MBBS provides extensive medical awareness and training to graduates.
• Graduates, after completing MBBS from India, can get a simple registration with MCI (Medical Council of India).
• Students studying MBBS abroad cannot practice in India until they pass the MCI screening test in India.
• If the applicant studies thoroughly and passes for the NEET examination with a good percentage, they can quickly get admission to Government Medical College of India.
• Government medical colleges in India will cost about Rs. 3 to 5 lakhs. Here is a minimal amount compared with medical programs abroad.
• Students will always be in a comfortable environment and can be in constant contact with family and friends.
• Students are likely to get a prestigious job in medicine.
• Students can get part-time work in private hospitals and clinics.

 

Q 3. What is the Education Method followed by Medical Universities in India?

Ans. Indian medical colleges have developed the methodology of education in the following ways:

• Indian medical colleges adopt English as their medium of teaching.
• Students need to ask very carefully about the teaching medium before applying for medical education in India.
• Medical universities experience many changes in course structure, course length, methods of teaching, as well as teaching mediums.
• Every year thousands of students take admission in India to study medicine.
• In India, there are more than 100 universities that accept students who want to pursue medicine as a career in both undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
• Candidates applying for medical education in India have confusion about what will be the medium of teaching in the university concerned.
• Many medical universities in India adopt English as an educational medium.
• When applying for medical in any university, students should be eager to see the teaching medium.
• Every year, MCI (Medical Council of India) updates the list of universities providing medical education of English medium in consultation with the Indian Embassy and the Ministry of Education in India.

Q 4. What is the tenure of MBBS in India?

Ans. For the most part, MBBS in India takes 5.5 years to complete through the English medium. 

• During the 4.5-year MBBS program, students study in some of the best and most prestigious medical universities in India.

·         In India, MBBS has a duration of 5.5 years, which includes 4.5 years of research and a 1-year internship.

• If students want, they can return to India for a 1-year internship program.
• 4.5 years is necessary for the education of students in the classroom, which is provided by expert faculties with quality education.
• If you are an Indian student, then the MCI screening test is mandatory for you if you want to practice in India after completing MBBS from abroad.
• For Indian students, they can practice in India with MCI (Medical Council of India) registration.
• Students are eligible to undergo an internship process after completing the 4.5-year course, where you can practice at local hospitals, clinics, or health centers.

Q 5. What is the essential qualification for MBBS in India?

Ans. Medical candidates desirous of obtaining MBBS from India should fulfill the following eligibility criteria:

• Candidates must be 17 years of age before or before the admission process.
• Candidates applying for the MBBS program should not be more than 25 years of age.
• Candidates should have at least 50 percent marks for general (60 percent for AIIMS) and 45 percent marks for SC / ST / OBC in the 12th standard.
• Applicants must have an eligible entrance examination for NEET, JIPMER, or AIIMS.
• Candidates should have Physics, Chemistry, Biology subjects in 12th standard.
• Proof of parent's ability to pay.
• The Medical Examination Certificate.
• Applicant must provide all documents that certify his / her eligibility before submitting a request for admission that requires a mark sheet and certificate to leave school.

 

Q 6. What admission details to remember for MBBS in India?

Ans. Take a look at the crucial information for pursuing MBBS in India:

• MBBS session in Nepal starts in September.
• Students should start the application process two months before the start of the MBBS program.
• Looking for medical universities of top universities, candidates should seek guidance from a renowned and reliable overseas education consultant.
• Only a candidate should take admission in MBBS program after inquiring about all the essential information about a particular Medical University.

Q 7. What is the Accreditation Status of Indian Medical Universities ?

Ans. The following medical bodies recognize many medical universities in India:

• MCI (Medical Council of India)
• UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)
• WHO (World Health Organization)

Q 8. Mandatory and critical Documents for registering for medical Q graduate study?

Ans. Before registering for Indian MBBS, you have to submit the following documents:

• 10th and 12th Mark sheet
• NEET Scorecard certificate
• School Transfer Certificate
• Code of Conduct Certificate
• School Leaving Certificate
• Passport Copy
• Passport Size latest photos
• No Criminal Cast Certificate
• Scheduled Caste Certificate in case of SC/ST/OBC.
• Record and medical check-up certification
• Bank statements reflect the first year of the fee structure for medical education.
• According to the university, other applications are essential.

Q 9. What is the Admission process for MBBS in India?

Ans. The method of admission to MBBS in Indian medical universities is quite straightforward and clear. 

Let's take a deeper dive to get more information about MBBS admission in Indian universities:

• MBBS entrance exam application form can be found online in India.
• The application form for AIIMS, i.e. All India Institute of Medical Sciences, came in the last week of January.
• The AIIMS entrance exam is in the last week of May.
• The admission process in India starts with applying for national level exams like NEET, JIPMER, and AIIMS exam.
• To be admitted to the Indian Medical College, students must qualify for these exams.

The admission process stage wise is as follows:

Phase 1- Students will apply for NEET, JIPMER and AIIMS exam.

Phase 2- Candidates should train well and have an excellent percentage to crack the examinations.

Phase 3- Prepared a merit list after qualifying for any examination.

Phase 4- A merit list is prepared based on the marks earned in the entrance examinations.

Phase 5- When the applicant is selected, they are now eligible for the session according to the secured rank.

Phase 6- A candidate is free to choose any college during the counseling session.

Phase 7- Candidates can then deposit tuition fees, visit the college they choose, and continue medical training.

Crucial Details for MBBS in India 

Take a look at the critical dates required for Indian MBBS:

• Date of application: The application date for MBBS admission is in June and July.
• Admit Card Date: In July and August, the Medical University takes 15 days for the candidate to approve the admit card.
• Course Start Date: The course starts in September and October, after all the formalities.

Q 10. Which bodies conduct medical entrance exam in India?

Ans. These Bodies conduct medical entrance examinations in India:

• NEET - National Eligibility cum Entrance Test
• AIIMS Entrance Examination: Entrance Examination for AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences)
• JIPMER-: Jawaharlal Institute of PG Medical Education and Research

Q 11. What is the Quality of MBBS studies in India?

Ans. One of the fastest-growing destinations for Indian medical aspirants to attend medical courses.

Take a look at some benefits of Indian Medical University studies:

•           You will get a world-class education from the Indian medical institutes.
•        Famous and top-class Indian scientific institutes.
•           Students are allowed to study various rare diseases present in other countries.
•        In India, MBBS students get real-life experience through internships.
•        Students will enjoy Indian cuisine and favorite food, along with their family and friends.
•        Indian MBBS students receive training on corpses rather than dummies.
•        On weekends and holidays, students can go home while studying their MBBS course. And enjoy the holidays with your parents or relatives.
•        Parents and guardians can monitor their children and become aware of their child's progress.
•        Parents are concerned about their children while studying abroad, which is not the case when studying in India.
•        While practicing in India, students are not required to qualify for the FMGE or MCI screening test.
•        If students secure a good percentage in NEET, then MBBS in India can be completed in 3 to 5 lakhs, which is very low and inexpensive.
•        Whereas students going for MBBS in India have the opportunity to attend many national and international seminars and conferences.
•        The first choice to recruit is candidates who pursue their MBBS program from India.
•        Students who have completed MBBS from India have excellent opportunities to work in India.

Q 12. What are some top MBBS universities in India?

Ans. Top MBBS Universities in India: MBBS fees in India 2020

NAME OF THE UNIVERSITY	TOTAL TUITION FEES	HOSTEL FEES/YEAR
Index Medial College	Rs. 43,80,000	Rs. 1,20,000/ Yr.
C M Medical College, Kuchandur	Rs. 28,00,000	Rs. 1,20,000/ Yr.
Dy Patil Medical College, Pure	Rs. 22,00,000	Rs. 1,20,000/ Yr.
Bharati Vidyapeeth Medical College, Sangli	Rs. 22,00,000	Rs. 80,000/ Yr.
MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore	Rs. 34,15,000	Rs. 90,000/ Yr.
Vardhman Mahavir Medical College	Rs. 1,67,500	Rs. 7000/ Yr.
Goa Medical College, Panaji	Rs. 5,62,500	Rs. 3,700/ Yr.
B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad	Rs. 25,000	Rs. 1,200/ Yr.
PT. B.D. Sharma Pgims, Rohtak	Rs. 2,60,850	Rs. 17,200/Yr.
Bangalore Med. College, Bangalore	Rs. 3,50,850	Rs. 7,273/ Yr.
Govt. Medical College, Thrissur	Rs. 1,15,000	Rs. 4800/Yr.
Grant Medical Coll & Sir J.J.Hosp, Mumbai	Rs. 70,805/-	Rs. 4,240/Yr.
Grandhi Medical College, Bhopal	Rs. 500,000	Rs. 10,000/Yr.
S.C.B. Medical College, Cuttack	Rs. 1,25,000	Rs. 4,730/Yr.
Govt. Medical College, Patiala	Rs. 4,00,000	Rs. 31,000/Yr
KGMC, Lucknow	Rs. 2,63,00	Rs. 4900/ Yr.

Note: You should remind yourself that the fees shown on the Indian rupee may not be the exact amount and may be different from the actual price. 

The University reserves all rights to change payments to students at any time without prior personal intimidation.

Q 13. What are the Postgraduate Medical Courses in India?

Ans. Most of India's leading medical college offers PG diploma or degree courses in their medical programs. For example:

•         Master of Surgery (MS)
•           Doctor of Medicine (MD)
•           Diplomate of National Board (DNB)

Universities offering MS or MD degrees are affiliated to MCI (Medical Council of India) and NBE (National Board of Examination) DNB degrees in India.

The Health Ministry of India governs NBE through an independent body. There are various streams in the medical field:-

•          General medicine
•          Orthopedics
•          General surgery
•          Radio Diagnosis
•          ENT
•          Radiotherapy
•          Gynecology and Obstetrics
•          Ophthalmology
•          Pediatrics
•          Anesthesia
•          Pathology
•          Community medicine
•          Microbiology
•          Forensic medicine
•          Anatomy
•          Pharmacology
•          Physiology and more

Three years duration is required for PG degree courses in India and two years for diploma courses. 

Students can go to super specialization courses such as M.Ch (Master of Chirurgery), DNB, or DM (Doctorate in Medicine) for the next three years.

Q 14. What are some para-medical courses in India?

Ans. Other medical / Paramedical courses in India:

•          Sc. Nursing
•          Sc. (Neurology)
•          Sc. Medical Lab Technology
•          Sc. (Speech Therapy)
•          Sc. Nursing
•    Pharm. (Bachelor of Pharmacy)
•     Pharm. (Master of Pharmacy)
•      D (Doctor of Pharmacy)
•      Ph.D.
•        P.T. (Bachelor of Physiotherapy)
•         P.T. (Master's in Physiotherapy)
•         Ph.D. (Physiotherapy)
•         D.S. (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)
•         D.S. (Master of Dental Surgery)
•         O.T (Bachelor of Occupational Therapy)

Q 15. What are the Demerits for MBBS studies in India?

Ans. The applicant has to face some hurdles while pursuing an Indian MBBS degree. 

"No place is perfect in its own way, as it is said." Some of the inconveniences a candidate may face are:

1.       Students will not get global exposure when they choose to study abroad.
2.      Passing is mandatory for the entrance examinations.
3.       If the student is not able to clear the entrance examination, then he gets tufted to get admission in Indian medical colleges.
4.     Studying in private medical colleges in India can cost around 50 lakh to 1 crore, which is costly compared to studying abroad.
5.      Donation and capitation fees by management quota in private medical colleges in India are very expensive as compared to medical colleges abroad.
6.      MBBS abroad improves personality as a person who helps build a good career.
7.       Students do not get a chance to interact with different cultures.
8.      The student loses on learning new languages.
9.      Infrastructure is not as strong as the medical colleges of countries like Russia, China, and Ukraine.
10.       Government medical institutions in India are limited.

Q 16. Indian MBBS: Yes or No for Indian Students?

Ans. Have you scored well in NEET? Are you worried about where to get admission in MBBS? 

You are right on the spot. Here you will get the best solution to your problem. The following points explain crucial things to note:

1.    Indian students who wish to get admission to a medical college in India or abroad must pass the NEET exam.
2.    The Government of India has made the NEET exam mandatory for Indian students to qualify for the "National Eligibility Entrance Test".
3.    If approved by the cabinet, NEET will be applicable for all students seeking admission to medical universities in India or abroad.
4.     If students have qualified for NEET to get admission in India or abroad, they are required to obtain NOC (No Objection Certificate).
5.      A new Medical Commission Bill was passed in 2017 under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.
6.   The Bill states that an exit test NLE (National Licentiate Examination) must be qualified to practice medicine in India.
7.    The cost of government medical colleges in India is low as compared to other countries.
8.     To enroll in a government medical college, students have to qualify for the NEET exam.
9.    Indian private medical colleges cost around 50 to 60 lakhs, which makes medical programs very expensive.

     If you are looking for a low budget medical program in India, then you have to qualify NEET.                                                                                            

1.          Abroad option offers low budget medical programs and it has become a trend as well.
2.               India sets the benchmark of medical education for international students as well as Indian students studying abroad.
3.            Almost every medical college in India has been certified by the Medical Council of India and the World Health Organization.
4.       Indian medical students can be guaranteed a successful career track.
5.        Students who completed MBBS from India have given positive reviews.
6.           Standards made by medical universities in India are comparable to other global universities.
7.         Upon completing their MBBS program, most students opt for higher education and some practice medicine.
8.           Studying MBBS from India can provide you with an excellent medical profession worldwide.

    Q 17. What are the Salient Features of Studying MBBS in India for Indian students?

    Ans.  Salient features for the study of MBBS in India:

Processing Time	45 to 60 days
Minimum Percentage	60% in PCB for General 40% for SC/ST & Reserve Category Students
NEET	Needed with qualifying marks
IELTS/TOEFL	No Need
Intake	September
Living cost	INR 7500/ month
Maximum fees	15, 00,000 INR per year (Pvt. Colleges)
Lowest fees	4,00,000 INR per year (Pvt. Colleges)
Duration	4.5 years
Language Medium	English Hindi & Regional
Top Universities	All Government Universities
Recognition	WHO & MCI Approvals

  Q 18. What are the Guidelines Before Studying in Medical Universities of India?

Ans. Before applying to a medical university in India, let us know some strategies:

1.     Candidates should select MBBS education advisors from India who meet their expectations by providing excellent facilities and services.
2.     Apart from the obstacles a candidate faces, there are other possibilities of falling into the hands of fraudsters.
3.      Most medical universities in India make English as their medium of education.
4.      Before applying for the MBBS program, students should be keen enough to know that the specialized medical university uses English as a medium of instruction.
5.      Students use English with patients with enhanced skills and their overall development.
6.      MBBS course duration is 5.5-years at most medical universities abroad, including 4.5-year theoretical and practical knowledge and a 1-year internship period.
7.      In these universities, the faculty-student ratio is well managed, which increases the overall subject knowledge of the student and helps them to be successful practitioners.
8.      Nowadays, it has become widespread because Indian students are unaware of the fees in colleges.
9.      The fraudsters take advantage of this and try to get a substantial amount from them to get them a seat in the Indian Medical College.
10.      Admissions to India have become highly competitive due to the limited number of seats, and a large number of Indian students are studying abroad.
11.            That has boosted the number of Indian students going abroad and planning to study for their MBBS program.
12.        Fraudulent agents can be monitored if they provide items that cannot be legally distributed.
13.          Some fraud agents lure students into enrolling in colleges that have no full-time faculty, and students are given fake grades to enroll.
14.                  One should beware of these fraudsters or, more precisely, fraud agents who make a fool of the Indian candidates.
15.         To avoid falling into such pits, candidates have to contact experienced advisors who provide complete information about renowned Indian medical universities.
16. Some fake agents create fake colleges and recruit students to earn money through unfair means.
17.                   Some overseas consultants in India are implicating early students to make money from them and hence they need to consult the right MBBS advisors in Delhi.
18.                   Candidates will need to check what to study, where to study and how to apply.
19.          They must also ensure that the candidate's selected advisor is genuine and competent.
20.         A decent agent will provide you with the necessary information, which suggests students based on their experience in guiding their education.

 

Q 19. What is the Cost factors of Indian medical universities? Are they Economic or Expensive?

Keep in mind the idea of ​​studying MBBS in India. Can I pay the fees of Indian Medical University?

Ans. These are some of the questions that may be wandering in your mind. Here you will get the guidelines and hints about the cost factor in terms of tuition fees, living expenses prevalent in India:

  ·       To get admission in government medical college, students are required to pass the NEET exam.

   ·       Indian private medical colleges cost around 50 to 60 lakhs, which makes medical programs quite expensive.

   ·       If the applicant is looking for a low-budget medical program, then you must qualify NEET.

   ·       You can easily find low budget medical programs abroad and it has also become a trend.

  ·       In India, the cost of medical courses is higher than the cost of medical courses abroad.

   ·       Here you can get proper guidance on how to get MBBS admission in India.

   ·       When students are looking for affordable medical education, they need to be able to clear NEET and be admitted to the Government Medical Institute in India.

   ·       The fee structure is different for all NRI applicants.

·       "For more detailed information, students abroad should contact the Indian Embassy in their country.

   Q 20.   What is the fee structure of MBBS in India?

   Ans. The following table shows the fees structure of MBBS study:

    MBBS Fee Table Chart

S.NO.	Items	Cost
1	Insurance	20,000 to 30,000 INR per year
2	Medical Check up	20,000 to 30,000 INR per year
3	Food Cost	10,000 to 30,000 INR per year
4	Hostel Fees	70,000 to 1, 00,000 INR per year approximately.

What is the exclusive scope of MBBS from India?

Here it is possible for you. Let's make analysis of some essential details:

•            To get admission in India or abroad, all medical students are required to pass NEET as per the Government of India.
•            Admission to any undergraduate medical course in India or abroad is a critically important criterion.
•            The fees of private medical colleges are making it too expensive for students to afford it.
•           There is no assurance of quality education in private medical colleges and career stability after that.
•           Nonetheless, medical studies in government medical colleges in India are affordable, ensuring benefits for the global profession.
•        Indian medical institutions are accepting through the MCI (Medical Council of India).
•           After completing their MBBS degree from India, they provide professional opportunities and ample scope for medical graduates.
•             Students can shape their professional dreams into reality, and they get to practice in clinics and other hospitals that give them outstanding performance.
•            Indian students who qualify from Indian medical universities have excellent career opportunities.
•           They get to work in major hospitals and best clinics, which makes up its medical profession in India.
•          In the context of advanced medical studies, MBBS in India would be the best option.
•         Indian MBBS is an excellent choice when speaking on expertise and vast knowledge.

Q 21. What are the provisions of Indian MBBS for Overseas Students?

Ans. Let's have a look on the provisions for MBBS in India for foreign students:

• The Government of India reserves specific seats for NRI, i.e. Non-resident Indians and all students from other countries abroad.
• NRI students are entitled to get admission in various Indian government and private colleges.
• The number of medical seats may vary depending on different countries.
• NRI students are required to submit applications through the diplomatic consulate offices of specific countries available in India.
• NRI students can get more information from the Indian Embassy in their respective countries.
• The entrance test is waived for foreign candidates or supported candidates several times.
• International students wishing to enroll in Indian medical colleges through NRI quota should appear and pass the NEET exam for government colleges.
• The total fees in a government medical college are 3 to 4 lakhs, which is much lower than in other countries abroad.
• Medical seats are allotted based on merit to all eligible students in the NRI quota.
• The fee structure different for all NRI applicants.

Q 22. What are some amazing and exciting facts about India?

Ans. Let's take a look at some fantastic and fascinating events of India: 

•          India has 1, 55,015 post offices, making India the largest postal network in the world.
•          The largest gathering of people took place in 2011 at the Kumbh Mela in India, with over 75 million pilgrims.
•         Mawsynram is known for receiving the highest rainfall in the world in Meghalaya, India.
•         India is known for its architectural and engineering marvel called Bandra Worli Sealink, which consists of steel wires equal to the circumference of the Earth.
•        Himachal has the highest cricket ground in the world called Chail   Cricket Ground at an altitude of 2,444 meters in Himachal in India.
•          The shampoo concept came from India, and water was discovered on the moon in India.
•          Our ex-Indian President APJ Abdul Kalam is known, as his name is dedicated to Science Day in Switzerland.
•           In India, the first rocket was so light that it carried on a cycle.

Q 23. How to arrange for funds to study MBBS in India?

Ans. In case you do not have your own money you may take the aid of several scholarship grants. Sometimes, government scholarships are available. There are several trust funds set up by the institutions who may wish to aid you.

Another option is of loan from a financial institution like banks. If you are eligible and can provide the required collateral you may get bank loan for your medical studies.

Q 24. How to get education loans from banks for medical studies like MBBS / MS / MD?

Ans. It is not easy to get loans from banks, specially the government banks unless bank decision makers want it. We all know when they will want it. Firstly, you should fulfill all the criteria, and then you must please the officials. 

You must have appropriate collateral and the guarantor must have regular income, then comes personal consideration of the bank management employees.

There was a lawsuit in south India in a civil court where the education loan application was declined merely on the notion that it is not easy to get jobs then how will the applicant repay. 

The court ruled against the bank management stance and ordered in favor of the petitioner. But do not rely on legal system to much. If legal system was perfect then genuine loan applications must be passing and not those which are bound to turn NPAs.

Self reliance is the best option.

 

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Conclusion

You need to have a thorough knowledge of the admission procedure and the requisites. Do not fall prey to fake coaching institutes and misguiding guides. Fact check is important for you MBBS or MD / MS admissions. Also check the reputation of the guide or advisor.  After knowledge comes your hard work to get through and then work hard to study during your course time. Proper arrangement of funds is also necessary to complete the studies. You may take the aid of several scholarships by government and non-government institutions.

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