Malaysia
Hello aspirant!
Malaysia is one of the best foreign destination places for Indian students to study MBBS. It has a very safe environment to live in and since is a developed country, has good facilities too. The political condition of Malaysia usually does not affect the studeis of students. Now, here are a few universities of Malaysia which are recognized by MCI:
The candidates applying must have secured 50% PCB for UR and 45% for other categories. Also, NEET is required to have qualified. The course fee varies from one university to another and usually in the range of 85,000 to 1,50,000 INR annually. Also, most of the universities provide accomodation too. The duration of MBBS is 5 years and an year internship.
Definitely, Malaysia is one of the good choices. However, currently I would like to recommened check out Ukraine and Phillipines too. Ukraine is the most preferred choice right now due to its very affordable college fee, government owned and regulated universities, low cost of living.
All the best!
Hello Aleena!
Usually the eligibility criteria for MBBS in most of the foriegn countries requires applying candidates to score an aggregate of atleast 50% in PCB in the qualifying examination.
In Malaysia, MBBS is 5 years duration course. OBC candidates need to secure atleast an aggregate of 45% in PCB in 10+2. There are also some colleges that offer admission directly if the candidate has secured valid marks in NEET entrance exam. The total fees for Indian students range from 75 lakhs to 1 crore Indian rupees.
So looking at your score, there is no possibilities of getting a mbbs seat in foriegn countries. However, you can choose other courses in India such as B.A, Diploma etc.
Lincoln university is recognized by the MCI. The Sanjiban Institute of Health Sciences (West Bengal) tied to it is also recognized by the Medical Council of India. As long as you take admission through a proper and legitimate procedure after qualifying the NEET, it should not be a problem.
Hello..
It is very difficult to get addmission in the any college with your marks. As they are to low ..
As here the link is provided below so that you can get look towards the colleges and you may predict which will you get
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Hope this will help you..
Better luck!!..
Dear aspirant,
FMGE exam is for Foreign medical graduates who are an Indian national or Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs). To sit for FMGE 2020, following are the documents required:-
Hope this helped.
For further assistance kindly visit:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/fmge-application-form#FMGE-eligibility-criteria-2020
As you mentioned it has partnered with Lincoln University, Malaysia. This college offers Doctor of Medicine that is equivalent to MBBS of India. The course is of five years and has 2 phases: A 2 year basic medical science phase, A 3 year clinical phase. As per infrastructure it's okay but not best. If you can mention your NEET AIQ Rank it would be helpful to suggest you a better option. Otherwise if you want to take admission here, it would not be a bad decision.
Hope you have understood.
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hi,
according to fmge latest notifications, candidates who have completed their ug as well as pg medicine course from the below mention country need not required to write the fmge exam,
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
United Kingdom
United States of America
such candidate can directly register with MCI or SMC for the certificate to practice in india.
gmat stands for graduate management aptitude test, and it score is accepted in many abroad and overseas countries mba colleges for admission in different management related program , however there is many colleges in malayasia which admission is based on your academic score, where gmat is not necessary, however I suggest you to check the placement , infrastructure information before take admission in any college.
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