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Prepare for NEET from anywhere in the world. AIIMS-trained faculty, flexible timings across time zones, and complete guidance for NRI quota admissions.
From Dubai to California, Singapore to London - we serve NRI students preparing for NEET from every corner of the world.
Dubai, Singapore, USA, UK - prepare for NEET from anywhere. No need to relocate to India for coaching.
Get the same AIIMS-trained faculty, same materials, same attention as students in Delhi. Zero compromise.
Complete guidance on NRI quota admissions, documentation, and counseling process for medical colleges.
All classes are recorded and available within hours for flexible viewing
Real-time teaching with instant doubt resolution, recorded for later viewing
Multiple batches across time zones - IST evening works for most regions
Expert doctors trained at India's premier medical institutions
Complete NCERT-based digital notes, accessible from anywhere in the world
Join from any country - all you need is internet connection
Smooth transition guidance for NRI students moving to India for medical education
We have multiple batch timings to accommodate different time zones. IST evening batches (5-9 PM) work well for Middle East, Southeast Asia, and even some European time zones. For USA students, we have weekend batches. All classes are recorded and available within hours for flexible viewing.
Yes, NEET syllabus is uniform for all candidates - Indian or NRI. The exam is entirely based on NCERT curriculum (Class 11 & 12). Whether you study in a CBSE school in Dubai or an international school in Singapore, our NCERT-focused approach ensures complete preparation.
Absolutely! Many of our overseas students come from IB, IGCSE, or Cambridge backgrounds. We provide bridge courses to help transition to NCERT-based preparation. Our faculty understand the differences and guide accordingly. Many IB/Cambridge students have cleared NEET with 600+ scores.
NRI students can apply under NRI quota in many medical colleges, which often has different cutoffs. We provide complete guidance on NRI quota admissions, documentation requirements, and counseling process. Our team helps navigate both NRI and general quota options.
We have dedicated WhatsApp groups and scheduled doubt sessions at multiple times. Our faculty are available for queries via WhatsApp/email throughout the day. Weekend mentor sessions accommodate various time zones. You'll never feel disconnected despite the distance.
Yes! We help with exam center selection, travel planning around exam dates, accommodation guidance in major cities, and last-minute revision support. Many overseas students come 1-2 weeks before exam for intensive revision - we support that transition.
This is the question we are asked most often by parents abroad, so to answer it plainly: the medium of instruction is English. Live classes, notes, tests, doubt sessions and recordings are all in English, and no Hindi is required at any stage. A student who has never studied in India sits in the same batch as everyone else and misses nothing.
NEET itself is offered in 13 languages, and English is one of them — it is the standard choice for NRI candidates and for anyone schooled in an English-medium curriculum, whether that is CBSE abroad, IB, IGCSE, AP or A-Levels. The biology terminology is standard scientific English, the same vocabulary used in IB and AP biology; what changes between those syllabuses and NEET is emphasis and depth, not language.
More on how we teach in English medium, including students moving across from another language of instruction: English-medium biology coaching.
Most students abroad are not on NCERT. NEET is written entirely against the NCERT Class 11 and 12 syllabus, so the real question is not whether your child is a strong biology student — it is which topics their curriculum never asked them to cover, and how NEET's question pattern differs from the one they are used to.
We run a bridge for each of the main routes in. Each starts by mapping what has already been covered against the NEET syllabus, so nothing is retaught unnecessarily and nothing is assumed.
HL and SL biology map unevenly onto NEET — strong on inquiry and data handling, lighter on the breadth NEET assumes. The bridge starts with a topic-by-topic gap analysis against the NEET syllabus.
IGCSE finishes well before NEET depth begins. The bridge covers what Class 11 and 12 NCERT adds on top, in the order NEET tests it.
A-Level biology goes deep on fewer topics. The bridge fills the breadth NEET expects and retrains answering for single-best-answer MCQs under time.
Already on NCERT, so the syllabus matches — what differs is exam-pattern practice and the pace of a NEET year alongside an overseas school calendar.