We have warned all of you time and time again to stay away from the agents and the education consultancies. Why do we do that? Do we hate them?
In the beginning itself, we want to make this crystal clear that WE DO NOT HATE EDUCATION CONSULTANCIES. But, we don't like the way they work. Let us explain this to you in detail.
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Their only motto is to make money of you. You would ask us, are they doing something wrong for charging for their services? We would say, NO. They are not. But, who in the sane world charge 2 - 2.5 times, sometimes even 5 times more than the actual cost. And even after that you will be sent to a place where your future has no hopes for you.
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You will be sent to a country/university where they can make the most money. They won't even think twice before sending you to a place where your career can finish before even taking off. We have proved this point in our previous blogs.
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When you look for something BEST, you always go to a person who is BEST in that field. But, are these agents/consultants really the BEST at their jobs? You are seeking advice from someone who has not even been to a medical school. How can they guide you towards your better future? What they know about medicine?
Funny fact here! You must have heard from them talking a lot about MCI Exam. Reality check, MCI Exam does not exist. The exam's name is FMGE and MCI is the body which conducts it. We hope, we've made it clear enough.
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Even after paying such hefty amount, you land up in a bad place. We won't blame them for it. We would blame you. You know, why? You are lazy. You follow the crowd. How long does it take to open google and do extensive research? How long does it take to ask questions, verify facts?
"We all learnt in the school that the sun rises from the west and sets in the east. But the reality is, it's only the earth that rotates".
But, you are not entirely responsible for it. Even, the internet is filled with full of crap and it becomes really hard to distinguish between the good and the bad under such circumstances.
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Get out of the misconception that every site ranked 1st on google is a trustworthy site. Anyone can throw some bucks and rank a website on google and can promote whatever they want to. After all, google is an advertising platform and not your well-wisher too. It all comes down to money.
We think, you are an adult and wise enough to decide the good and bad for you. We hope that you choose the BEST.
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This blog raises some valid concerns about blindly trusting agents and education consultancies, especially regarding transparency, costs, and guidance, and it rightly encourages students to do their own research before making such an important decision. While being cautious, students should also focus on long-term career planning—after MBBS, exploring options like medical pg in germany can be a smart and reliable pathway due to its structured training, low tuition fees, and strong career prospects for international medical graduates.
ReplyDeleteThis is such an important reminder for students planning MBBS abroad. So many aspirants rush into decisions based on what an agent tells them without ever checking the actual university details themselves, and that's exactly how problems start later. The point about verifying everything directly is something every family should take seriously before signing anything.
ReplyDeleteOn a related note, when people look into Osh State University, it helps to have the full picture, like the courses offered, hostel facilities, fee structure, and how the admission process actually works, rather than relying on word of mouth. North Western Education Services lays out this kind of information clearly, covering university selection and admission guidance, which makes it easier for students to compare options and ask the right questions before making a final decision.
This article raises some genuinely important points that not enough students think about before starting the MBBS abroad process. The concern about consultancies prioritizing their own commissions over a student's actual career outcome is real, and the advice to independently verify information rather than relying blindly on any single source is something every family should take seriously. The reminder that exam names and regulatory bodies are frequently misquoted by agents is a small but telling example of how misinformation spreads in this space.
ReplyDeleteThat said, not all guidance is equal, and the distinction the article makes is really about transparency rather than the existence of consultancy support itself. For students looking at Osh State Medical University, for instance, one of the most important things to verify independently is that the degree is WDOMS-listed and NMC-recognized, and that after graduation, clearing the NExT exam is still mandatory before practicing in India. This is a step that many agents gloss over. North Western Education Services addresses these specifics directly when guiding students through the Osh State Medical University admission process, which aligns with the kind of honest, information-first approach this article is actually calling for.
The core argument here is one that does not get said clearly enough in the MBBS abroad space: the problem is not consultancies existing, it is consultancies that misrepresent information to protect their own commission rather than the student's outcome. The point about students being sent to universities where the agent earns the most, rather than where the student fits best, is something families rarely realize until they are already abroad and facing avoidable problems. The advice to research independently and verify facts before trusting any single source is genuinely sound.
ReplyDeleteThat said, independent research has its own limits when it comes to understanding what a specific university actually feels like to live and study in. Details like whether Indian mess facilities are available in the first year, how clinical postings are structured from year three, what the hostel setup looks like for female students, and how seniors help newcomers settle in during the first semester — these things are not easily found through a Google search. For students seriously evaluating Osh State University, the Medium guide published by North Western Education Services on Indian student life there covers exactly these day-to-day realities in detail, which is the kind of specific, experience-level information this article rightly says students should be demanding from any source they trust.
The sheer volume of comments and questions in this thread across more than a decade shows how persistent and genuine the need is for reliable overseas education guidance among Indian students and families. What is striking about reading through the discussion is that most of the anxiety is not about fees or university rankings — it is about the unknown. What will daily life be like? Will my child be safe? Will there be familiar food? Will they find people who understand where they are coming from?
ReplyDeleteThese are the questions that general destination guides rarely answer with any specificity. For students looking at Osh State University in Kyrgyzstan, those questions have concrete answers. Hostels in Osh provide separate accommodation for male and female students with basic furnished amenities and internet access. Indian mess facilities are typically available from the first year. The Indian student community at this university is large and well-established, with active student associations and seniors who voluntarily mentor newcomers through their first semester. Evening study circles form naturally among students preparing for the same exam schedule. North Western Education Services documents all of this in their detailed guide on Indian student life at Osh State University, which goes well beyond the admission brochure level of information that most families start with.