Outside India
Career guidance for students outside India
The same assessment and the same report, taken online from wherever your family lives. It is for any student there, whether they plan to study where they live, in India or in a third country. Choose your country for what changes: the school system, the study options locally, and the route to India if you want one.
What kind of test this is
This is a career-guidance test. It shows which careers and fields of study fit you, wherever you plan to study. It is not the kind of aptitude test an employer sets when hiring, and it does not prepare you for one.
The Gulf
- UAECBSE schools across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah; DASA, CIWG and NEET centres in three emirates.
- Saudi ArabiaInternational Indian Schools in three cities; most students plan college in India or a third country.
- QatarCBSE schools across Doha; Education City campuses at home, and NEET and JEE centres in Doha.
- KuwaitCBSE schools in Salmiya, Abbasiya and Fahaheel; NEET centre in Kuwait City.
- OmanIndian schools under one board from Muscat to Salalah; NEET centre in Muscat.
- BahrainLarge CBSE schools in Manama and Isa Town; NEET centre in Manama.
South and South-East Asia
- SingaporeCBSE, IB and MOE students; NUS and NTU at home, and a NEET centre in Singapore.
- MalaysiaSPM, STPM and matriculation students plus CBSE expatriates; NEET centre in Kuala Lumpur.
- Sri LankaA/L stream choice after O/L; state university Z-scores or study in India; NEET centre in Colombo.
- Nepal+2 faculty choice after SEE; Tribhuvan University or study in India; NEET and JEE centres in Kathmandu.
- BangladeshHSC group choice after SSC, or O-level subjects; public university admission tests, or study in India.
- MaldivesStream choice before O-levels, A-level subjects after; study in India, Sri Lanka or Malaysia.
- IndonesiaSubject choice at IGCSE, IB or CBSE schools in Jakarta; Indonesian universities, India, or a third country.
Australia
Africa and Mauritius
- KenyaCBC pathway or IGCSE subject choice; KUCCPS placement, or study in India.
- South AfricaGrade 9 subject choice for the NSC or IEB matric; APS points and the NBT.
- NigeriaScience, Commercial or Arts class in SS1; JAMB UTME, or study in India; NEET centre in Lagos.
- MauritiusSubject choice for SC and HSC; local universities, or study in India, France or the UK.
- TanzaniaForm 5 combination or A-level subjects; TCU admission, IIT Madras Zanzibar, or study in India.
- UgandaA-level combination after UCE or IGCSE; Makerere and public university weighting, or study in India.
Paying from outside India
Reports cost ₹699 to ₹899 depending on the stage, GST included — the same rupee prices as in India, with no overseas surcharge.
- Pay online with a debit or credit card issued outside India, provided your bank allows international online purchases. The amount is charged in rupees and your bank converts it.
- Or send the report link to someone in India: the payment screen is on the report itself, so they can open it and pay by UPI or net banking, and the report unlocks for you.
- Nothing renews and there is no subscription, wherever the payment comes from.
NEET-UG exam cities outside India
The cities NTA listed for NEET-UG 2026, checked 2026-09-15. The list changes; confirm it in the current information bulletin.
Questions from families abroad
- Is the report different for students outside India?
- No. Everyone at the same stage sits the same assessment and receives the same report. Its colleges, entrance exams and salary figures are Indian; each country page explains what that means for families there.
- Do you have counsellors or offices outside India?
- No. The assessment and report are delivered online from India, and support is by email.
- Can a student abroad take the assessment in their own time zone?
- Yes. It opens in a browser at any hour, saves each answer as it goes, and times the reasoning sections on our server rather than on the device clock.
Indian-curriculum schools abroad register the same way as schools in India, with 5 free evaluation tests to read before involving students.