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Yes, NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is mandatory for Indian students who wish to pursue MBBS abroad and later return to practice medicine in India. As per current regulations, a valid NEET score is required at the time of admission to any foreign medical university. At Peace Consultants, we guide you through NEET eligibility requirements and ensure your application is fully compliant from day one.

Absolutely. Every university we recommend is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) and recognised by the relevant medical authorities. We only partner with institutions that meet strict quality benchmarks — so your degree is valid for the medical licensing exam and medical practice in India.

The total cost of MBBS abroad varies by country and university, but generally ranges from ₹20 lakhs to ₹45 lakhs for the entire 5–6 year program. This includes tuition fees, hostel, food, and basic living expenses. Countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Bangladesh, and Georgia offer some of the most affordable MBBS options globally without compromising on education quality.

Yes — student safety, especially for female students, is a top priority for us. The universities we recommend have dedicated girls' hostels within or adjacent to the campus, 24/7 security, and established Indian student communities. Countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, and Georgia are known for being safe and welcoming for international students.

Yes, you can practice medicine in India after completing MBBS abroad — provided you clear the medical licensing examination (now transitioning to NExT). You must also have a valid NEET score, have studied at a recognised university, and complete a one-year internship. Peace Consultants prepares students for this entire journey.

NExT (National Exit Test) is a licentiate exam conducted by the NBE that Indian students who complete MBBS abroad must clear to obtain a medical licence in India. It serves as the common final-year exam for both Indian and foreign medical graduates. We guide our students on NExT preparation resources and timelines.

The entire admission process — from your first counselling session to receiving your university invitation letter — typically takes 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the country and university. Visa processing adds another 2–4 weeks. We recommend starting at least 3–4 months before your intended intake (usually September).

Yes. All universities we work with offer on-campus or university-affiliated hostels with Indian mess facilities. Students get access to vegetarian and non-vegetarian Indian meals. We coordinate hostel bookings as part of our end-to-end support, and our on-ground partners at each destination assist with move-in and settling issues.

We offer MBBS admissions across 7 countries: Russia (35+ universities), Kazakhstan (8+), Georgia (20+), Uzbekistan (6+), Nepal (18+), Bangladesh (30+), and Kyrgyzstan (6+). Each country offers recognised universities with varying fee structures and living costs — we help you choose the best fit based on your NEET score, budget, and preferences.

Our support doesn't end at the airport. We provide complete post-arrival assistance including university registration, hostel check-in, local SIM card setup, bank account opening guidance, and orientation sessions. Our on-ground coordinators in Russia, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Bangladesh, and other countries are always available for any issues students face during their studies.