What a genuine consultant should give you in writing
- The university's official fee structure, not a verbal figure
- A year-by-year total cost including hostel, food and one-time charges
- The admission letter directly from the university, in the student's name
- A clear refund and payment policy before any money changes hands
- The current recognition status of the university and its listing details
Warning signs to walk away from
- Guaranteed seats, guaranteed NMC registration or guaranteed licensing outcomes
- Pressure to pay a large amount in cash or to a personal account
- Refusal to share the university's own fee circular
- Vague answers about course duration, medium of instruction or internship
- No physical office you can visit
How we work
We shortlist based on your NEET score and budget, share the official documents for every option, and let you compare. We do not push a single university, and we tell you when staying in India is the better decision for your profile.
Support continues after admission: visa documentation, legalisation, travel planning, arrival assistance and contact with the university's international office through the course.
FAQ
Common questions
- Can a consultant guarantee NMC registration?
- No one can. Registration depends on meeting National Medical Commission requirements and clearing the applicable screening examination. Any guarantee of registration should be treated as a warning sign.
- Should I pay the university directly?
- Wherever the university allows it, yes. Direct payment against an official invoice in the student's name is the safest route and keeps a clean paper trail.
Last updated: 22 August 2026