Choose the right course.
Ask the right questions.
We help you organise your priorities, compare course information and prepare for conversations with institutions. Your shortlist should reflect your academic background, budget, language needs and where you intend to practise.
Discuss my MBBS plans ↗Course & institution review
Compare curriculum, teaching language, clinical exposure, internship arrangements and institutional information.
A complete budget
Plan for tuition, accommodation, living expenses, insurance, travel and additional course costs.
Application preparation
Organise academic records, identity documents and the institution’s current admission checklist.
Look beyond the tuition fee.
Use the same questions for every programme on your shortlist. Request information directly from the institution so you can compare like for like.
| What to compare | What to ask |
|---|---|
| Course & clinical training | Ask about teaching language, clinical placements, patient interaction and the full course sequence. |
| Registration pathway | Check the rules in the country where you plan to practise, and ask how the specific programme fits them. |
| Total study cost | Separate tuition, accommodation, food, insurance, travel, examinations and any additional institutional charges. |
| Dates & payments | Record admission deadlines, deposit amounts, payment dates and refund conditions in writing. |
| Student support | Ask about arrival support, accommodation arrangements, academic help and emergency contacts. |
Build your full budget.
Request costs in the billing currency and record whether each charge is one-off, annual or monthly. Include a separate allowance for exchange-rate changes and unexpected expenses.
Keep academic eligibility, admission and permission to practise as separate questions in your research. A place on a course does not answer all three.
Your MBBS discussion checklist
Use this to prepare for a conversation. Your final application checklist will depend on the chosen route.
Your selections stay on this page until you leave. Nothing is uploaded. Updated 8 October 2026.
Planning to practise in India?
Before committing to a course, review the National Medical Commission’s current requirements for foreign medical graduates, including course duration, teaching language, clinical training, internship and registration requirements. Verify the specific programme, not just the destination.
Review official NMC regulations ↗Tell us about
your medical ambitions.
Share your academic background, preferred destination and questions. We’ll discuss what to research and prepare next.
What should I prepare for an initial conversation?
Your academic background, entrance examination status, budget and preferred countries are useful starting points.
Can you guarantee admission or a licence to practise?
Admission decisions belong to institutions. Registration and licensing depend on the applicable regulator and your individual qualifications.
How do I compare costs?
Request a written breakdown from each institution and include living costs, travel, insurance, examination fees and currency changes in your plan.
Let’s talk about your plans.
Tell us where you want to go and we’ll help you understand the next step.
Discuss my MBBS plans