Clear answer for Indian students planning MBBS in Philippines.
Yes. NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian students who want to study MBBS at Davao Medical School Foundation. Without NEET, you cannot practice medicine in India after MBBS abroad.
Yes. Indian students who wish to study MBBS abroad โ including at Davao Medical School Foundation, Philippines โ are generally required to qualify NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) according to current Indian medical education regulations.
This rule applies to ALL Indian students planning to study MBBS in any foreign country if they want to later practice medicine in India.
NEET qualification is mandatory because:
Unlike Indian medical colleges where NEET cutoffs are extremely high, DMSF does NOT require a specific high NEET score. You simply need to qualify NEET (clear the minimum qualifying percentile). This makes DMSF accessible to:
Apart from NEET qualification, students need to submit:
Good news โ DMSF accepts NEET-qualified students regardless of how low the score is. As long as you've passed the qualifying percentile, you're eligible to apply. Many of our students had NEET scores that would never get them into Indian medical colleges, and they're now thriving at DMSF.
Students should always verify the latest NMC eligibility rules before admission. NMC regulations change every few years. Our admission team helps you check the current rules during free counseling.
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