Which exam is needed to do MBBS abroad?

 The exams you'll need to take for MBBS abroad depend on two main factors:

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1. The specific requirements of the university and country you're applying to: Every university and country may have its own entrance exams or requirements.

2. Whether you're an Indian student: If you're an Indian citizen, there's an additional requirement.

Here's a breakdown:

• University and Country-Specific Exams:

  • Many countries have their own medical entrance exams you'll need to take. For instance, the US requires the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test), the UK requires the UKCAT (UK Clinical Aptitude Test), and Australia requires the UMAT (University Medical Admissions Test).

  • Universities may have their own internal entrance exams on top of these country-specific exams.

• Requirement for Indian Students (MCI)

  • The Medical Council of India (MCI), now known as the National Medical Commission (NMC), mandates that Indian students qualify for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) to pursue MBBS abroad.

  • This is to ensure a baseline qualification for medical studies.

In summary:

• You'll need to research the specific requirements of the universities and countries you're interested in. This will tell you the exact entrance exams you need to take.

• Additionally, if you're an Indian student, you'll also need to qualify for NEET.