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MBBS Admission In Abroad

• - By American University of Antigua College of
  Medicine

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• So given this competitive environment, its no
  surprise that students are now increasingly
  looking for MBBS admission in abroad colleges.
  Over the past few years, countries like Russia
  and China have become popular destinations to
  pursue medicine at the undergraduate level. Going
  to institutes in these countries works out to be
  much cheaper than studying in India. The
  facilities, teaching, and course quality are not
  half as bad, if not better, than many medical
  colleges in India.   
• The American University of Antigua College of
  Medicine (AUA) located in Antigua and Barbuda,
  offers world-class medical education. Indian
  students also have an advantage over other
  international applicants to get into its
  programme. Well tell you more about this a
  little later in the article. 

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Eligibility Requirements

• Candidates who want to pursue MBBS admission in
  abroad medical schools have to appear for and
  pass the NEET mandaorily.  The minimum pass
  percentage is 50. For candidates belonging to
  reserved categories, the requirement is 40. 
• Further, a candidate has to be 17 years of age on
  or before December 31 to appear for the test. The
  upper age limit is 25 years, with a relaxation of
  5 years for candidates from the reserved social
  categories. For more details on the minimum NEET
  passing requirement, you can check out the
  regulations here.  Those who want to return and
  practice in India after completing MBBS abroad
  have to pass a Screening Test.

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Admission Process

• Abroad MBBS admission processes vary for each
  institution. There might be some requirements in
  common, like passing a language proficiency test
  such as IELTS, TOEFL or the Cambridge English
  Exam. Others judge applications based on other
  factors like service to community or personal
  essays.  Therefore, it would be wise to go to the
  website of the chosen university/institution, get
  in touch with them or consult verified agencies
  who can liaise with them for additional
  information.