MBBS admission options after low NEET 2024 scores

NEET UG 2024 registration is about to end. This year, NTA has received record-breaking applications for the medical entrance exam which is 4.2 lakh more than last year. Till now, more than 25 lakh students have got themselves registered.

There are only 1.09 lakh MBBS seats in the country, in such a situation lakhs of students may feel disappointed, if not selected.

Those who get good ranks in NEET will get government colleges, but those with low marks will be forced to turn to private or foreign universities.

Let's know about the MBBS admission options after NEET low scores

Usually, medical students choose Ukraine due to the many medical seats and low fees. But due to war, it is not right to go there right now.

After Ukraine, Indian students turn to Russia. To get admission to any college in Russia, it is necessary to score 50 percentile in NEET. There are more than 70 medical universities in Russia, which are cheaper than the private medical colleges of India.

In Kazakhstan also, it is necessary to pass NEET for admission to an MBBS degree course. Medical colleges here are also cheap.

In Poland also, admission to MBBS courses is done through NEET. There are many popular colleges here too, whose fees are cheap.

Nepal is also a good option to do MBBS. Admission to medical courses here is done through NEET. College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur, Janaki Medical College, National Medical College Birgunj, and Nepalgunj Medical College are quite famous.