Shocking Truth Exposed About MBBS in Germany | MBBS Abroad

[@sanjoymukherjee5347]

Very nice very informative Thx for making this vlog from my bottom of my 💓 heart. Sir, plz reply me for one thing actually one of cousin who OCI card holders (including german citizen)and she allready studing mbbs in germany (1st year student 2022)..so sir my question is after completed she aligible for next exam for practice in India?? she is't Indian(NRI). She overseas citizen of indian.So new nmc gazette rules (18 nov 2021) valid for her...?? Kindly respond sir...👈 Thankyou God bless you🇮🇳🙏

[@SoftamoEducationGroup]

Dear, thank you for your message. If she hasn't qualified NEET exam, it means she isn't entitled for NEXT exam. However, if she is a German citizen then she can apply for Temporary License Permit which will have a validity of 1 year. Hope this helps.

[@khankhandanvlogs2650]

I have score 62 percentage in 10 12 i have 45 percentage In neet i score 69 marks I'm currently pursuing bscit in which my percentage is 70 i want to do mbbs in budget i know my score is not good but if is there any solution for it

[@SoftamoEducationGroup]

Dear, thank you for your message. Repeat Neet. Connect with our team for better approach. Hope this helps.

[@viewofuzbekistan]

Hello sir i took admission in mbbs 2019 and i will complete my degree in 2024 ...i am out of NMC criteria so...can my german license will valid in India?

[@kartiksharma7648]

Is mbbs in china good and valid

[@SoftamoEducationGroup]

Dear, thank you for your message. It's valid but very hard to learn Mandarin Chinese for the licensing exam. Hope this helps.

[@kartiksharma7648]

@@SoftamoEducationGroup ok how to contact if i want to know more

[@SoftamoEducationGroup]

Dear, thank you for your message. Please connect with us @ [phone] for more details. Hope this helps.

[@madhura.nagavkar]

I want to know If directly PG in Germany / Spain etc will then be valid or not in India ?

[@SoftamoEducationGroup]

Dear, thank you for your message. The official answer is "No". Hope this helps.

[@soumikroy2863]

Official answer is Part-l of the third schedule of IMC Act 1956. It contains four specialist PG qualifications obtained from the then West Germany, viz Medicine, Surgery, Gynaecology and Anaesthesia are recognised.