Phase 1: before you leave
- 1Eligibility and counsellingNEET qualification and the NMC rules for foreign medical graduates, checked against your documents
- 2Choose the country and shortlistUniversities verified in writing: recognition, English medium, clinical training, internship in the same institution
- 3DocumentsPassport, marksheets, NEET scorecard, certificates, attested and translated as needed
- 4Admission and offerApplication, offer letter and the written terms, read together with your parents
- 5Visa and invitationForms, appointment and checklist for the destination country
- 6Departure and arrivalTravel plan, arrival support and the first-week checklist
Phase 2: the years abroad
Programme length and structure are set by each university. We confirm yours in writing.
- Settling in, language and local rules
- Pre-clinical foundation subjects
- Parent update and first document renewal check
- Pre-clinical and para-clinical subjects
- Visa and residence permit renewals on time
- Plan for the screening test begins
- Clinical rotations in hospitals
- Keep a record of training for the NMC
- Mock tests and a return plan
- 12-month internship in the same institution, as NMC requires
- Degree, transcripts and certificates collected
- Return travel and attestation planned
Phase 3: back to India
- 1Degree and documentsAttestation or apostille as the notice requires, and transcripts
- 2NMC screening testRegistration and preparation for the test NMC requires for foreign graduates
- 3Supervised internship in IndiaThe 12-month internship at an institution NMC allows
- 4RegistrationNMC or state medical council registration to practise
- 5Next stepNEET PG for postgraduate study in India, or the exams of another country if you plan to practise there
The name and rules of the screening test, the internship and registration are set by NMC and can change. We read the current notice with you; we do not rely on last year's.
Documents we support
- Passport with enough validity, and photographs in the required format
- NEET scorecard and Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and passing certificates
- Birth certificate and identity proof
- Medical fitness report and vaccination records where the country asks
- Police clearance where asked
- Attestation, apostille and notarised translations as the university or Embassy requires
- Sponsor and parent documents where asked (identity, relationship and financial declarations)
- University application forms, invitation letter and visa forms
- Our document tools make PDFs and photos meet portal size and format limits
What we do, and what you do
We
- Check eligibility and the NMC rules for your year
- Verify each university against the checklist, in writing
- Review and organise every document
- Keep parents updated at every stage
- Plan the return: screening test, internship, registration
You
- Share your documents and decisions honestly
- Read the university offer with your parents
- Meet the dates for visas and exams
- Tell us early about any problem
- Check the NMC notices we point you to
Frequently asked questions
How long is the whole journey?
The programme itself is usually about six years in the countries we cover, but the exact structure is set by each university. NMC requires at least 54 months of instruction and a 12-month internship in the same institution. After that comes the screening test and a supervised internship in India before registration. We write the exact timeline for your university.
What do you do while my child is abroad?
We keep parents updated, remind you of document and visa renewals, help with university paperwork and prepare the return plan. We are not a substitute for the university or the Embassy, and we do not run anything in the destination country.
Do you guarantee admission, a pass in the screening test or a licence?
No. Admission, examinations and licensing are decided by the university and the authorities. We explain the rules, check documents and keep you on track.
Where do I check the rules myself?
On the National Medical Commission website and the notices for the year you apply, the destination country's ministry and the Indian Embassy pages. We share the links and the dates with you.
We are a counselling service. Admission, examinations and licensing are decided by the university and the authorities, never by us, and we do not guarantee any outcome.