A real EU medical degree - built to bring you home as a doctor.

Yes - provided the university and programme meet India's NMC FMGL 2021 rules: NEET qualification before enrolment, at least 54 months of study plus a 12-month internship at the same institution, English-medium instruction, and passing the FMGE/NExT exam on return. We only ever list programmes that meet these rules.

At the universities we work with, tuition is capped under €20,000 per year - with Romania and Bulgaria from roughly €5,000-€9,000 per year. Living costs across our destinations are typically €400-€900 per month, far below an Indian private medical college.

Yes. Under NMC rules, any Indian student who intends to practise in India must qualify NEET-UG before enrolling in a foreign medical programme. We assess your NEET status as the very first step.

EU and Schengen members with English-taught medicine: Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Cyprus and Greece. We exclude non-EU routes like Georgia and Russia, and also countries that teach medicine only in the local language (Austria, Germany, France) or price English-taught medicine above our cap (Malta).

In most of our destinations, yes. EU countries typically offer non-EU graduates a job-search residence permit of around 6-18 months (for example, ~9 months in Hungary) to find work or start a business, which converts to a work permit once you're employed. Exact durations and rules vary by country and can change - and practising as a doctor also needs medical registration and the right language level. We'll give you the current, country-specific picture before you choose.

Mostly it's self-funded - we're upfront that genuine scholarships for non-EU students on European medical and dental degrees are limited. The main exception is Hungary's Stipendium Hungaricum, a competitive government scholarship (India is a partner country) that can cover tuition, accommodation and a stipend for Medicine and Dentistry. A few universities offer partial merit discounts; otherwise most families fund the degree via an Indian education loan, which we help you plan. We never promise scholarships that aren't real.

Your initial eligibility check and pathway report are free. We're transparent about any service fee upfront, and we'll never recommend a programme that isn't NMC-compliant - regardless of which university pays us.