Yes - qualifying NEET is mandatory for Indian students to get admissions abroad.

Total cost abroad tends to be much lower than private capitation fees in India.

Yes — FMGE / NExT eligible with WHO / NMC recognised schools. All students(irrespecitive of Indian Govt seat or Indian private college or MBBS from abroad) are required to pass through FMGE / NExT after completing the MBBS course

Yes. After completing the degree and clearing FMGE/NExT, students can register and practice in India, just like Indian MBBS graduates.

The core medical syllabus is similar worldwide. Differences exist in teaching style, but clinical subjects and competencies are aligned.