Medical Aspirants can Pursue MBBS without NEET?

Eklavya Overseas. December 15, 2019

With lack of adequate seats for pursuing MBBS courses in medicine in India, a lot of students who opt for cost effective MBBS courses abroad in overseas college could have their hopes dampened if they do not qualify the common entrance test for medical courses in India, NEET. With just about 60,000 seats in India, and a much greater magnitude of medical aspirants from all over the country, many students opt for MBBS courses in overseas colleges in the hope that they can be absorbed into high paying opportunities in the foreign locations itself. However for those opting to return back to India after completing their academic course have to undergo stringent scrutiny and knowledge assessment programmes before they can be facilitated for unhindered medical practice. 

If all these obstacles and constraints for aspirants wishing to see them as a medical professional in the future were not discouraging enough, the ruling bodies’ decision to make mandatory that students clear NEET successfully in order to secure admission into MBBS courses is really dampening a lot of hopes and chances. In a petition submitted at the Delhi High Court, it was argued that Indian students who have completed their MBBS overseas have to undergo a FMGE screening test before they can be eligible for practice in India. If that be imperative, it is harsh for students to additionally clear NEET in order to be eligible for pursuing their choice MBBS course in overseas universities. Explaining the present system to be hazardous to anchoring ambitions and dreams of many students and encouraging year dropping to ensure students clear NEET imperatively, the final hearing is awaited at the Delhi High Court on 31^st August 2018.

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