MBBS in Europe — a strategic choice for Indian students.
Medicine is a long road. We walk the whole of it with you — free counselling, admission, visa, loans and scholarships guidance, accommodation and the paperwork in between.
- Programme
- Six years, ending in a full internship year
- Entry
- 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology
- NEET
- Required if you plan to practise in India
- Support
- Counselling to accommodation, end to end
Why students choose Europe for medicine
- Recognised degrees
- Universities recognised worldwide — and we help you verify each one before you commit.
- A familiar feel
- Welcoming, culturally comfortable study environments for students far from home.
- Licensing preparation
- FMGE and NExT training support for students who plan to return and practise in India.
- A sensible budget
- Often more affordable overall than private medical colleges in India, with loans and scholarships guidance.
Who can apply
- 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology
- Minimum age as set by your destination country
- English-medium schooling preferred
- NEET qualification, if you intend to practise in India
From first call to first lecture
- 1
Free counselling
We understand your marks, budget and goals, and explain your real options.
- 2
University & admission
A shortlist that fits you, then a complete admission application.
- 3
Offer & visa paperwork
Documents, offer letter and the visa process handled with you.
- 4
Money & housing
Loans and scholarships guidance, plus secure accommodation.
- 5
Fly out & settle in
Travel planning and support through those first weeks abroad.
The six-year road, in three phases.
Pre-clinical years
The foundations: anatomy, physiology and the basic medical sciences.
Clinical rotations
Hospital-based training across specialities, learning from patients.
Final internship year
Supervised practice that turns a student into a doctor.
Documents to keep ready
- Passport, valid for the length of your studies
- Class 10 and 12 marksheets and certificates
- NEET scorecard, if applicable
- Passport-size photographs
- Any additional documents your chosen university asks for
Where the degree can lead
- General practitioner
- Hospitalist
- Specialist physician or surgeon
- Medical researcher
- Public health professional
- Practising internationally
Ready to take the first step?
Share a few details and a counsellor will get back to you. No fee for the first conversation, and no pressure.
Good questions.
Is NEET compulsory?
If you plan to practise in India after your degree, NEET qualification is required. Your counsellor will confirm the rule that applies to your target country and timeline.
How long is the programme?
MBBS abroad is typically a six-year programme: pre-clinical years, clinical rotations, and a final internship year.
Do you help with visas, loans and accommodation?
Yes. Support covers the visa process and paperwork, guidance on education loans and scholarships, and secure accommodation.
How do I know a university is recognised?
We help you check a university's recognition, and your eligibility to practise afterwards, before you commit. Bring your questions to the free session.
What does the first counselling session cost?
Nothing. Counselling is free, and you'll get an honest view of your options before any commitment.