Dear Yash, The Health Ministry has made it mandatory to 'qualify' in NEET to study MBBS abroad. You havent mentioned your Category. Though your Category details dont really matter when you are studying MBBS in Russia, they matter when you are cheking whether you have qualified in NEET or not. For example, to qualify in NEET, a General Category student has to score 50 percentile, SC/ST/OBC candidate  should score 40 percentile. This percentile is based on the highest marks scored in NEET. Lets say the highest score in NEET is 500, a General Category student should score atleast 250 to be qualified and SC/ST/OBC candidate should score 40% of 500. With this information, you can take a guess at the marks needed for qualifying in NEET for your category.

Thanks for the question.

Doing mbbs from foreign countries should be a last resort to things

Because once mbbs is complete, you will have to give screening test of MCI which is extremely tough an examination with a pass percentage of 6-10%

Plus mbbs in russia is of 6 years as compared to 5.5 of india.

Good luck

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