maddy.rankawat's blog

For thousands of Indian medical aspirants, the dream of becoming a doctor often hits a roadblock when faced with the hyper-competitive NEET cut-offs and the astronomical fees of private Indian medical colleges. Over the last few years, however, a highly practical and budget-friendly alternative has taken center stage right next door: Bangladesh.

The dream of becoming a doctor in India comes with immense challenges. With over 24 lakh students appearing for the NEET UG exam annually, the competition for a limited number of government seats is fiercer than ever. For those who miss the cut-off, the alternative of paying exorbitant donation fees at private Indian medical colleges is financially draining, if not impossible.