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Can I Do MBBS in {Country} Without NEET?
Some {Country} universities may admit you without NEET. But if you’re Indian and you study without qualifying NEET, you won’t be allowed to practise medicine in India. So if you plan to come home and work, qualify NEET first. Students from other countries follow their own regulator’s rules.
We get this question every year, usually from students who missed the NEET cut-off and are worried they’ve lost a year. Here’s the honest answer.
Who actually needs NEET
- Indian citizens and OCI holders who want to practise in India. For you, it’s compulsory.
- Everyone else. NEET doesn’t apply to you. Check your own country’s rules instead.
What score do you need?
You don’t need a high score. You need to qualify, meaning you reach the qualifying percentile for your category. {Country} universities aren’t ranking you by your NEET marks.
If you didn’t qualify this year
Taking another attempt is often the smarter move. A year spent preparing for NEET is better than six years spent on a degree you can’t use at home.
Quick answers
How long is a NEET result valid for studying abroad?
Generally three years from the result date. Check the NMC’s latest notice before you rely on it.
Ready to study in {Country}?
Tell us your marks and what you want to study. We’ll tell you which universities in {Country} you can get into, what it will really cost, and help you through admission and the visa.
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