Your goals come first
Think about where you want to practise, the learning environment you need, and what your family can comfortably budget.
Take the next step towards becoming a doctor. Discover your options for studying medicine abroad—with clarity at every step.
Start with a country. Look closer at the course.
Find the path that fits your goals, budget, and life.
A destination is a starting point, not an endorsement. Course suitability and recognition must be checked for the specific university, programme, and intake.
Explore 69 fee schedules from the four supplied brochures. View the breakdown, then add a university to your study plan.
These are historical brochure figures, not verified 2026–27 quotations. INR amounts use the conversions printed in each brochure. Tuition-only totals and package totals cover different costs; check each breakdown before comparing.
A brochure listing does not establish programme recognition or current admission availability. Separate provider service charges in these documents are not confirmed LORDIPHOSA fees. Source document and page references appear in every breakdown.
A medical degree is a big commitment. Start with the right questions, honest expectations, and a plan that makes sense for you.
Build my application planThink about where you want to practise, the learning environment you need, and what your family can comfortably budget.
Look beyond tuition. Include accommodation, insurance, travel, visas, and an allowance for currency changes.
Verify the teaching language, clinical exposure, internship arrangements, and the route to medical registration.
A little structure makes a big journey easier.
Here is where to begin.
Review your academic profile, exam status, preferred destinations, and overall budget.
Compare specific programmes, entry requirements, clinical training, and total costs.
Gather your documents and follow the university’s official application and offer process.
Confirm your visa, accommodation, insurance, travel plans, and arrival arrangements.
Review the NMC’s current foreign medical graduate requirements before choosing a course. Admission and a foreign degree do not automatically grant a licence to practise in India.
Tell us where you are in your journey. Get a personalised preparation checklist to take your next step with confidence.
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Start with the essentials.
Indian citizens and Overseas Citizens of India seeking admission to an undergraduate medical course abroad must qualify NEET under the applicable Indian eligibility rules. Check the latest requirements for your circumstances and intake. Read the NMC eligibility guidance.
A foreign degree alone does not grant a licence to practise in India. The specific programme, training, internship, registration eligibility, and applicable licensing requirements must satisfy the NMC’s rules. Check the full pathway before accepting an offer. View the NMC advisory.
Ask each university for a written, year-by-year fee schedule. Add housing, meals, health insurance, visa costs, flights, study materials, and exchange-rate changes. Compare the full duration of the programme, including the internship, rather than only the first-year tuition.
A useful starting folder includes your passport, school marksheets and certificates, NEET result where applicable, photographs, and any documents the university requests. Translation, attestation, health, and visa requirements vary. Follow the official checklist for your chosen programme and country.
No. Undergraduate medical qualifications may use different titles, including MD. A degree title alone does not establish equivalence or suitability. Review the programme’s entry level, curriculum, duration, clinical training, and licensing pathway.
No. The planner creates a personal preparation checklist that you can download. It does not submit your details to a university, reserve a seat, or confirm eligibility. Applications should follow the chosen university’s official admissions process.