Plan with real numbers
Two free tools built on the same sourced data as our country and university guides: one tells you what the whole course will cost, the other which countries fit your budget, NEET status and plans.
Work out what the whole course really costs — not just first-year tuition — in rupees or US dollars.
Get a ranked shortlist of countries for your budget, NEET status and priorities, with the reasons spelled out.
They work from published, approximate figures and general rules, so they cannot confirm that a particular university, intake or fee is right for you. Fees rise, exchange rates move and NMC issues new advisories. Before paying anything, get the university's fee schedule in writing and check the programme against the FMGL 2021 rules. For the full fee tables behind the tools, see MBBS abroad fees by country.
Yes. Both tools are free, need no sign-up and run entirely in your browser, so the budget, scores and choices you enter are not sent to us or stored. A free counselling form is linked from each tool if you want a person to check your shortlist.
From our country and university pages (30 countries and 42 universities so far). Each page cites official and press sources and shows the date we last checked them. Flights, visa, insurance and one-off costs in the calculator are planning assumptions that you can replace with real quotes.
No tool can, because the National Medical Commission does not publish a list of approved foreign universities. It sets the FMGL 2021 criteria a programme must meet. The country finder shows how well a country's typical programmes fit those rules; you still need to check the specific university — see the NMC FMGL rules guide.
Start with the country finder if you have not chosen a country: it narrows the list using your budget, NEET status and priorities. Then open the cost calculator, pick the country or a specific university, and replace the default figures with the fees from the offer letter to see the full-course total.