Studying abroad has become a popular choice for Indian students due to the limited number of government medical seats and the high cost of private colleges in India. Many countries such as Russia, Georgia, the Philippines, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan offer world-class medical education at affordable tuition fees, ranging from ₹2.5 to ₹7 lakhs per year. These universities are often recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), making their degrees valid in India. Most programs are taught in English and have modern facilities, qualified faculty, and a multicultural learning environment. The admission process is generally simple—requiring NEET qualification, basic academic eligibility (usually 50% in PCB), and standard documentation. With no entrance exams or donations, studying MBBS abroad provides Indian students with a cost-effective and globally recognized pathway to a medical career.