ABROINDIA Education Solutions
NEET-UG gets you in; FMGE/NExT lets you practise in India after a foreign degree.
| Category | Cut-off | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 (Expected) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | 50th Percentile | 164 | 164 | – |
| SC/ST/OBC | 40th Percentile | 129 | 129 | – |
| General (PwD) | 45th Percentile | 121 | 121 | – |
| SC/ST/OBC (PwD) | 40th Percentile | 107 | 107 | – |
Required to register and practise medicine in India after a foreign medical degree. We build a preparation timeline into your final two years so it isn't a scramble at the end.
NEET-UG is a standardised examination that assesses and ranks candidates on knowledge, skills and aptitude essential for medical education. It ensures transparency, fairness and equal opportunity, and is mandatory for MBBS/BDS admission in government, private, deemed or central universities in India.
For 2025: General 164 (50th percentile), SC/ST/OBC 129 (40th percentile), General-PwD 121 (45th percentile), SC/ST/OBC-PwD 107 (40th percentile). These have held steady since 2024; 2026 cut-offs will be announced closer to counselling.
Yes. Since 2018, NEET-UG is mandatory for any Indian student pursuing MBBS abroad if they intend to practise in India. We only counsel NEET-qualified students for our partner universities abroad.
You must clear the NMC's licensing exam (FMGE/NExT) to register and practise medicine in India. We help build a preparation timeline into your final academic years.
We match lower scores to colleges and countries with a wider eligible band rather than pushing options you may struggle to get a seat in through regular counselling.
Send it over — we'll tell you honestly which colleges and countries are realistic.
