5000+
Aspirants Counselled
150+
Partner Institutions
15+
Years in Counselling
98%
Would Recommend Us
How we started
Counselling that puts facts before pressure
Apply MBBS grew from a need we kept hearing: NEET counselling and college selection should be explained calmly — with cut-offs, fees, and recognition laid out in plain language.
We have since supported families across India, walking through India vs abroad trade-offs, seat timelines, and document readiness so choices rest on evidence, not last-minute panic.
Our work today covers MBBS admissions in India and abroad, MD/MS pathways, and related counselling — the same measured process from the first enquiry through seat allotment.
15+
Advice grounded in seat reality
Marks, budget, and location — weighed without hype
What guides us
Mission, vision & method
The standards we apply to every shortlist, counselling call, and paperwork review.
Our Mission
Equip NEET aspirants with straight answers on colleges, fees, and counselling — so admission decisions feel deliberate, not rushed.
Our Vision
Remain the steady counselling desk families rely on for medical admissions in India and abroad, known for clarity and follow-through.
Our Approach
Start with your profile, then shortlist. We align score, budget, and preference — and stay available until the seat is confirmed.
- NEET UG & PG counselling help
- India and abroad college maps
- Fee structure & recognition checks
- Form filling & document reviews
- Visa and travel coordination
- Support after seat allotment
From our students
Feedback after admission planning
Experiences with Apply MBBS — domestic seats and overseas MBBS.
“We were stuck on India versus abroad. Apply MBBS broke down cut-offs, fee ranges, and counselling timelines — options without sales pressure.”
“University shortlisting through visa steps stayed organised. My parents could track each stage and felt secure about studying medicine overseas.”
“They walked me through document checklists and counselling rounds. The shortlist matched my NEET marks and what our family could afford.”