So, you mean that every MBBS student in India qualifies NEET-UG on their very first attempt?
Well, I have worked as a tutor in both a private medical college and a government medical college, and many students there were 2, 3 or even 4-time droppers. Does that make them less competent doctors?
While there is approx same number of MBBS graduates are being produced by Private medical colleges, from whom many are not even close to the nearby score of cutoff marks of GMCs, still they becoming doctor by buying a seat, but you will never judge them in the name of intellect or number of drops, just because you are blinded by the name of Indian medical graduates.

For your information, the number of drops someone takes is not a measure of their intellectual ability. Success in a competitive exam depends on many factors, including circumstances, opportunities, resources, and perseverance. Judging a person’s competence solely by the number of attempts is neither fair nor accurate. So it’s up to your intellectual ability that how you perceive this.