NEET and MBBS

Established in 2006 with its headquarters in New Delhi, India SEED (Sustainable Education & Economic Development) is a leading organisation assisting students to study MBBS overseas in various countries. Many students from India and other countries are looking for effective and efficient medical education. There has been a rise in students from India looking to study specialized MBBS options. There are thousands of students who want to study MBBS in America, Europe or other foreign countries and to advance their careers. 

In 2016, the system of MBBS admission to the government and private medical colleges is completely changed. The government medical colleges would be through NEET – 1. The private medical colleges in India would be allowed to admit students on merit of NEET – 2 entrance exam. This has completely stopped the donation culture prevailing till 2015. Hence, the Indian students aspiring to become doctor find it difficult to get a medical seat in India. As a result, Their is only option remains MBBS abroad.

From 2017 onward,  the system would be smoother when the government and private medical colleges would be strictly through merit through one entrance test – NEET 2017. Once the results are announced for 12th standard boards in April / May every year and after the AIPMT in May, the student generally knows where he or she stands in the competition. Hence, this is the right time for the student to carve a Plan B for themselves. The biggest benefit of MBBS abroad is you can study in MBBS abroad college / university without any entrance as well as low costs to study!
In general, Indian students aspiring to become medical practitioner must understand the 3 options lying in front of you right from the beginning.