Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. After being accepted to an MBBS program abroad, you can sit for the NEET exam . No medical school outside of the country requires a NEET score card for admission, nor is it an eligibility requirement. It is only necessary when the institution issues a visa invitation letter because it is mandated by the MCI rules for the university.

There, they determine whether you are NEET qualified or not before issuing a letter inviting you to apply for a visa. You can still apply for admission even though NEET is postponed this year, just make sure you pass the test.

The only documentation needed for admission to an MBBS program abroad is your marksheets from grades 10 and 12.

If a student wishes to study MBBS abroad but did not pass the NEET exam, After receiving an MBBS degree from outside India, the student must sign a letter acknowledging that they are aware they will not be permitted to work there. Only then will the Embassy accept the invitation letter for a visa.

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK...!