Study MBBS in Abroad at Cheap Cost

Pursuing MBBS in India is getting tough day by day. The number of government medical college in India is very less as compared to the aspirants. The private college are very costly. Moreover, in 2016, the Supreme Court has made a mandatory rule that the sole criterion for admission into medical and dental course in India will be through the National Eligibility-cum Entrance Test (NEET). This has stopped the donation culture that was prevailing in private medical college in India. But it has really become tough for the Indian students aspiring to become doctor as everybody have to clear NEET for medical education. The only option left is to study MBBS in abroad.

However senior officials of Medical Council of India (MCI) have said that candidates seeking admission to MBBS in abroad will need to clear National Eligibility-cum Entrance Test (NEET) from the next year. Candidates will not be issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for studying MBBS in abroad unless they clear NEET from 2018 onwards. This decision is taken to prevent the mediocre medical aspirant from getting a medical degree from foreign medical colleges.

Students willing to pursue MBBS in abroad should take admission in 2017 otherwise they have to clear the mandatory NEET examination from 2018.  Thus it is the last opportunity for the students to take admission for overseas MBBS without any entrance test. The best way to ensure a seat in medical college in India or abroad is to take admission in this year itself by reserving a seat in the medical college in abroad in the month of June/July while continuing to try in Indian medical universities. So that if you do not get a chance in India, you can at least pursue MBBS in abroad. But if you miss this year from the next year, you may have to appear for NEET for studying MBBSin abroad. Thus it is the last opportunity for students seeking admission in abroad without clearing any entrance test. 

There are many countries which provide quality medical education at a cheap cost. Some of those countries are Russia, Romania, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus, etc. The cost of living in these countries is comparatively less than other European countries and pursuing medical education in these countries is affordable. 

There are many world class medical universities in Russia, Romania, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus, etc. The course fees in the medical college in these countries are not very high. The course fees of some premier college in Russia, Romania, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus are given below:

Country	University Name	Course Fee
Russia	Astrakhan State Medical University	Rs. 17, 39, 400/-
Russia	Tambov State University	Rs. 18, 23, 900/-
Russia	Saratov State Medical University	Rs. 21, 35, 900/-
Russia	Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy	Rs. 22, 91, 900/-
Russia	Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University	Rs. 27, 45, 600/-
Russia	I.M Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, Russia	Rs. 48, 10, 000/-
Belarus	Gomel State Medical University	Rs. 20, 08, 500/-
Belarus	Vitebsk State Medical University	Rs. 22, 58, 100/-
Belarus	Belarusian State Medical University	Rs. 23, 22, 840/-
Romania	Ovidius University of Constanta	Rs. 25, 87, 500/-
Moldova	Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy	Rs. 24, 25, 350/-
Georgia	Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University	Rs. 18, 37, 550/-
Ukraine	Crimea State Medical University	Rs. 20, 99, 500/-
Ukraine	M. Gorky Donetsk National Medical University	Rs. 21, 64, 500/-
Ukraine	Odessa State Medical University	Rs. 22, 23, 000/-

* The above fee structure is subject to any revision as per University discretion.

Thus the course fee of MBBS in abroad is affordable. So candidates seeking admission in MBBS should reserve their seat in their preferred medical college without wasting their valuable time. Because from the next year it may become very tough to get admission in abroad as it may become compulsory to clear NEET for taking admission in MBBS in abroad.