Going abroad for MBBS? You still have to qualify NEET first. This 4-month live Biology batch is built for one goal: getting your score safely above the qualifying line, not chasing a top rank.
The National Medical Commission requires Indian students to qualify NEET-UG before joining a foreign MBBS course, or the degree cannot lead to a licence to practise in India. In NEET 2025 the qualifying mark was 144 out of 720 for the General category and 113 for OBC, SC and ST. Biology alone is worth 360 marks, and almost every question comes straight from NCERT, which makes it the surest place to secure the score you need.
We start with the NCERT chapters that carry the most NEET marks year after year, so the marks you need are secured early.
From February, a 90-question Biology mock every week, with a target score set to keep your total safely above the last qualifying line. You always know how far you are from it.
Three live evening classes a week. Missed one? The recording and notes are in your account the same day.
Batches of 6 to 25, depending on the plan you choose, so questions get answered in class rather than piling up.
Taught by Dr. Shekhar C. Singh, AIIMS New Delhi alumnus, and his team.
One fee for the whole course, January to April 2027. Pay in full, or in two or three instalments at the same total.
6-10 students per batch
12-16 students per batch
20-25 students per batch
No institute can guarantee a NEET result. Qualifying marks change every year, so we plan against the latest line with a margin and show you your standing every week.
Send us your latest mock or school test score and the country you are aiming for. We will tell you honestly how far you are from the qualifying line.