STUDY MBBS IN ABROAD

It is the dream of lakhs of students to study MBBS abroad at low cost in an MCI approved universities and become a doctor one day. Especially in India, where the number of MBBS aspirants is huge but there are very less number of seats. There is a big scarcity of doctors in our country. Everyone knows that the potential to earn is huge after studying MBBS abroad or from India. Therefore more and more candidates appear for various MBBS entrance exams each year, while some of them try 3-4 years but still do not get admission where they want. There is only 1 government doctor per 11, 528 people in India. Why do we have such a bad doctor-patient ratio? The problem is the large demand for MBBS seats in India but very low supply.
The number of government seats in India for MBBS is just 25, 085 (in 2016). The number of students who appear for medical entrance exams is more than 7 lakh. This means only about 3.5% students get admission for MBBS in government colleges in India. According to a recent article by The Times of India, 99.4% of all candidates fail AIPMT every year. Against this, about 20% students who study MBBS abroad and appear for the screening test become a doctor every year. While there are about 38, 000 private seats in India, they are marred by poor quality education, missing/ghost or no faculty, and huge donations. It is not a secret that most private colleges demand more than ?40 Lakh for just providing admission through management quota. Not everyone can afford such high charges. Added to this is the tuition fee which ranges between ?8-12 Lakh per year. This means that college fees alone would cost you about ?40-60 lakh rupees. Add your accommodation, food, books, travelling, other expenses and you will find yourself burning a hole in your pocket with total expense above ?1 crore in 5 years for MBBS from a private college in India.