Frequently Asked Questions

You need to have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) with at least 50% aggregate marks (40% for SC/ST/OBC). You must also have a valid NEET scorecard. The minimum age requirement is 17 years at the time of admission.

Yes, as per NMC (National Medical Commission) guidelines, NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian students seeking to study MBBS abroad. This is required regardless of the country you choose — Bangladesh, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, or Russia.

The minimum age is 17 years at the time of admission or by December 31 of the year of admission. There is generally no upper age limit for most international medical colleges, though some countries may have their own specific requirements.

Absolutely! There is no restriction on the number of NEET attempts for admission to foreign medical colleges. Whether it's your first attempt or fifth, as long as you have a valid NEET scorecard, you are eligible to apply.

While you can technically apply directly, working with an experienced consultancy like NE Global EduCare ensures you avoid common pitfalls, get genuine college guidance, proper documentation, visa support, and post-arrival assistance. Our services save you time, reduce stress, and increase your chances of successful admission.

The total cost of MBBS in Bangladesh ranges from ₹25 to ₹40 Lakhs for the entire 5-year course, depending on the college. This typically includes tuition fees, hostel accommodation, and basic amenities. Monthly living expenses are approximately ₹8,000–₹15,000.

Some colleges in Bangladesh and other countries offer merit-based scholarships or fee concessions for students with high NEET scores. We help identify such opportunities and guide you through the application process. Contact us for the latest scholarship details.

The fee structure typically includes tuition fees, registration fees, library fees, and laboratory charges. Hostel and food charges are usually separate. We provide a complete transparent breakdown of all costs before you commit, so there are no surprises.

Yes, most colleges allow fee payment on a yearly or semester basis. Some colleges also offer flexible payment plans. We help you understand the payment schedule and guide you through the forex/wire transfer process.

At NE Global EduCare, we believe in complete transparency. We provide a detailed fee breakdown upfront including tuition, hostel, food, visa costs, and our consultancy fee. There are absolutely no hidden charges.

Yes! MBBS degrees from NMC-recognized colleges in Bangladesh are valid in India. After graduating, you need to pass the NMC Screening Test (FMGE/NEXT) to obtain a license to practice medicine in India. All our affiliated colleges are NMC and BMDC recognized.

The Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE), now being replaced by NEXT (National Exit Test), is a licensing exam that foreign medical graduates must pass to practice medicine in India. It tests knowledge across all major medical subjects. We provide guidance and resources to help you prepare.

Yes, after passing the FMGE/NEXT exam and obtaining your medical license, you are eligible to appear for NEET PG and pursue MD/MS specialization in India, just like any domestic MBBS graduate.

Yes, all our affiliated colleges are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. They are also recognized by the respective country's medical councils and India's NMC.

ECFMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates) certification is required if you want to practice medicine in the United States. Graduates from WHO-listed colleges can apply for ECFMG certification after passing the USMLE exams.

After receiving your admission letter, we handle the complete visa process — document preparation, embassy appointment scheduling, and application submission. For Bangladesh, the student visa typically requires your admission letter, passport, photographs, financial documents, and NEET scorecard.

Visa processing time varies by country: Bangladesh takes 2–3 weeks, Uzbekistan 3–4 weeks, Kyrgyzstan 2–4 weeks, and Russia 4–6 weeks. We recommend starting the process at least 6–8 weeks before the intended departure date.

Yes, absolutely! All countries have vacation periods during which you can travel home. Bangladesh is especially convenient — just a 2–4 hour journey from Guwahati by air, and you can also travel by road via the Akhaura or Benapole border.

Yes, Indian students regularly use the Agartala-Akhaura and Petrapole-Benapole land borders to travel between India and Bangladesh. It's very convenient for students from Tripura and Assam. We provide detailed travel guidance for all routes.

Most colleges provide dedicated hostels for international students with rooms for 2–4 students. Facilities typically include beds, study desks, attached bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and common areas. Some colleges offer single-occupancy rooms at a higher cost.

Yes! In Bangladesh, Indian food is extremely easy to find as the cuisine is very similar. In Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia, most colleges with Indian students have Indian mess facilities or nearby Indian restaurants. Many students also cook their own meals.

All our affiliated colleges are in safe, well-established areas. Bangladesh, being culturally similar, feels like home for Northeast Indian students. In Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia, colleges have dedicated security and support systems for international students. We also maintain regular contact with students after arrival.

Yes, you can carry your smartphone, laptop, and other personal electronics. Good internet connectivity is available in all cities where our affiliated colleges are located. We recommend carrying essential gadgets for studies and staying connected with family.