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Yes — NEET is required for MBBS abroad. Here is exactly what the NMC rules mean for Indian students in 2026, explained simply by Marsevo Global.
This is the single most common question we hear — and the answer is clear. Yes, NEET is mandatory for any Indian student who plans to study MBBS abroad and practise medicine in India afterwards. This has been the rule under the National Medical Commission (NMC) since 2018, and it still applies in 2026.
Under NMC regulations, an Indian student must qualify NEET to obtain the eligibility certificate needed to study MBBS abroad and to appear for the screening test (FMGE / NExT) on return. Without a valid NEET qualification, your foreign MBBS will not let you practise in India.
No. For MBBS abroad you need to qualify NEET (meet the cut-off), not score in the top ranks. Many students with a modest qualifying score study at excellent English-medium universities like Angren. We verify your NEET-year validity for free.
We check your NEET eligibility honestly before you apply, so there are no surprises — and then manage admission, visa and travel to a recognised university like Angren University, Uzbekistan.
Marsevo Global Private Limited is the officially authorised representative of Angren University — Faculty of Medicine, Uzbekistan. That means your MBBS admission is processed directly with the university — no third-party agents, no hidden charges, and a signed agreement you can verify.
Talk to a Marsevo Global counsellor in Hindi, English or Telugu. We are the official representative of Angren University, Uzbekistan — direct admission, transparent fees, complete visa support.
