RM Group of Education (RMGOE) has launched a set of free online tools for NEET 2026 aspirants and their families who are trying to decide MBBS abroad, or an AYUSH course. The tools cover university matching for Georgia and Russia, a full 6-year fee and EMI planner, a side-by-side country comparison, an India-vs-abroad cost check, and an AYUSH-vs-abroad comparison - each designed to be completed in a few minutes without a scorecard.

RMGOE says the tools were built to replace tuition-only estimates from agents with all-in numbers - tuition, hostel, visa, flights, food and loan EMIs - so that families can compare their options on the same footing before speaking to a counsellor.

RMGOE's Free MBBS Tools at a Glance

What the Tools Cover

University matching for Georgia and Russia

The Georgia MBBS Fit Checker and Russia MBBS Fit Checker each take a student's NEET score, budget and stated priorities - such as lower cost, English-medium teaching, or a larger Indian student community - and return a ranked shortlist of NMC-recognised universities in that country, along with a Fit Score.

Fee and loan planning

The MBBS Abroad Fee & EMI Calculator builds a complete 6-year budget across Georgia, Nepal, Russia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan - tuition, hostel, visa, flights, food and one-time joining charges - and shows bank loan eligibility with EMI options across different repayment tenures.

Country and readiness matching

The MBBS Abroad Readiness Checker matches a student's expected NEET score and budget to a country, along with an FMGE readiness score and safety report. The Country Comparison Tool lets students pick two or three countries and compare them directly on FMGE pass rate, all-in fees, safety, food and community and visa ease.

India vs abroad, and AYUSH vs abroad

The Private MBBS India vs Abroad Tool compares state quota, management quota, deemed university and NRI quota fees in India against the 6-year all-in cost of studying abroad, including a 10-year financial reality check. The AYUSH vs MBBS Abroad Tool maps a student's likely BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS or BNYS college chances against published closing ranks, and places suitable MBBS abroad options alongside for a full-course cost comparison.

How the Tools Work

Each tool follows the same basic flow: a student enters their NEET score (or expected score), category, budget and preferences, and the tool runs an eligibility and matching check before generating a report. Contact details are collected only at the final step and verified through an OTP sent to the student's mobile number, after which the personalised report - university matches, fee comparisons, or a country ranking, depending on the tool - is unlocked and can be downloaded or discussed with an RMGOE counsellor.

Why It Matters for NEET 2026 Aspirants

Choosing between an Indian government or private seat, an AYUSH course, or MBBS abroad typically means comparing dozens of colleges and universities across fee structures, NMC recognition, and FMGE outcomes - often based on inconsistent numbers from different agents. RMGOE's tools are meant to give students and parents a single, consistent starting point for that comparison before they commit to any option.

RMGOE notes that all the reports are indicative planning aids and not a guarantee of admission - final eligibility still depends on document verification and each institution's own admission process, and fee figures should be reconfirmed from official sources before any payment is made.

Benefits of Using RMGOE's MBBS Tools

• All-in cost, not just tuition - every fee figure includes hostel, visa, flights, food and one-time charges, instead of the tuition-only numbers most agents quote.
• Personalised, not generic - reports are built from the student's own NEET score, category, budget and priorities, so no two students see the same shortlist.
• Saves time on manual research - replaces comparing dozens of colleges and universities one by one with a single guided report in a few minutes.
• Covers every major decision point - India vs abroad, country vs country, and AYUSH vs abroad are all covered, so a student isn't left piecing together separate sources.
• No cost, no account required - every tool is free to use, with contact details asked for only at the final report stage.
• Verified data sources - fee, FMGE and recognition data is checked against sources like WDOMS and FAIMER rather than relying on agent claims alone.
• A starting point before counselling - the report gives students and parents concrete numbers to bring into a conversation with a counsellor, instead of starting that conversation from scratch.

FAQs

Q1. Are RMGOE's MBBS tools free to use?

Yes. All the tools are free and do not require account sign-up. A phone number is verified via OTP only at the report stage.

Q2. Which tool should a student use first?

A student unsure which country fits their NEET score and budget can start with the MBBS Abroad Readiness Checker. Those who have already narrowed it down to Georgia or Russia can go directly to the country-specific Fit Checker.

Q3. Can these tools be used to compare AYUSH options?

Yes. The AYUSH vs MBBS Abroad Tool checks a student's NEET AIR against AYUSH closing ranks in their state and places MBBS abroad options beside them for a cost comparison