Dear Yakshap, now qualifying in NEET is mandatory for studying Medicine abroad. And you have no way other out either to get a seat through AIIM, NEET or JIPMER to study Medicine in India. Now, though the competition in India is heavy, what you will not be left with is a hefty educational loan and a burden to clear FMGE after you complete your Medicine in a foreign country. In countries like New Zealand and US, you cant study Medicine soon after your 12th. You either need to study B.Sc equivalent or study Pre-Medicine course. It takes a time period of 6-7 years. And there are specific sessions in which you need to apply for Medicine abroad. But the exposure to Medical field and pathological issues are broad in foreign countries than in India. This one point beats the rest of the causes. So decide and take a call.

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