The compass. Academic counselling.

A data-backed shortlist of universities that fit the student, the budget and the career plan, before a single rupee is committed.

Counselling builds a complete profile first and recommends second. Marks, NEET score, aptitudes, budget, preferred climate and culture, and the long-term career goal all go in before any university name comes out.

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What is included

Six parts of academic counselling

Personalised academic assessment
A detailed analysis of academic background (marks, NEET score), aptitudes, budget constraints, preferred climate and culture, and long-term career goals. The profile comes first, the recommendation second.
Data-driven destination selection
Countries and universities are shortlisted strictly on official recognition (NMC and WHO), reported FMGE pass rates, safety indices, living standards, clinical exposure and verified graduate outcomes, not on commission agreements.
Financial planning and budgeting
A comprehensive breakdown of tuition, hostel, food, travel, insurance and every ancillary charge, with a transparent total-cost projection across all six years.
Career pathway mapping
Specific guidance on post-graduation licensing: FMGE or NExT for India, USMLE for the USA, PLAB for the UK, AMC for Australia, HAAD or DHA for the UAE. The university choice connects directly to the career destination.
Scholarship discovery
A briefing on available government scholarships, institutional grants and financial aid, including ICCR scholarships, bilateral agreements and university-specific merit awards.
Application package strategy
Advice on applying to one, three, five or ten or more universities at once to raise acceptance odds while managing costs, tailored to the NEET score, grades and budget.

Don't just look for the cheapest fee. Look for the best hospital exposure. In medicine, your clinical hours are your biggest asset. A student who graduates from a 500-bed hospital is 3x better prepared for FMGE than one from a 100-bed facility. At MYKZ, we prioritize universities with 500+ bed hospitals, verified FMGE track records, and dedicated FMGE coaching programs.

Masood Ahmed Zuberi, Managing Director, in the director's note on counselling

The other two services

Where academic counselling sits

The three services run in sequence over the six-step roadmap: counselling first and free, admissions and visas when the family proceeds, and placement and support from the day the student lands.

Admissions timeline checklist

The six steps from the first call to the first day on campus, with the weeks each one takes and the fourteen documents to collect, on one page you can print and tick off.

Week 1: free consultation and profile evaluation
Weeks 1 to 2: a shortlist of three to five universities with full data
Weeks 2 to 6: documents, apostille, translations, SOP and application
Weeks 4 to 8: offer letter and invitation letter
Weeks 8 to 14: visa processing and pre-departure briefing
Day 1 abroad: airport pickup, accommodation and orientation
The fourteen-document checklist, from NEET scorecard to travel insurance

Questions about academic counselling

Is counselling really free?

Yes. The first consultation and the profile evaluation are free and commit you to nothing. A service fee applies only when you decide to proceed with applications.

How many universities will you recommend?

Usually a shortlist of three to five, each with full data: reported FMGE rate, total cost, safety, clinical exposure and the size of the Indian community. You choose.

Do you recommend the universities that pay you most?

No. Recommendations are based on recognition, outcomes, safety and your budget, not on commissions. You receive official sources for every key data point.