Study MBBS Abroad

One of the many reasons to study MBBS abroad is to eliminate the hassle of the competitive environment, high cut-offs, and lower chances of availing a medical seat.
The cost of studying abroad including visa, tuition, and accommodation fees in countries like Russia, Ukraine, and China is comparatively less than the MBBS degree fee in any private Indian university.
Students can always come back to India and practice. However, students who have pursued their MBBS abroad are mandatorily required to qualify for the MCI-approved Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE) to practice on their home turf.

Why Study in RUSSIA

To study MBBS in Russia, eligibility for Indian students is identified by the National Medical Commission (NMC) previously known as the Medical Council of India as per the 7th session meeting of MCI on 29-3-2017. Last but not least for many decades Russia has allocated a huge budget for research and development work in all segments to compete with both superpowers USA and China.
The top MBBS universities in Russia are adequately funded by the government to provide quality and affordable education with sound infrastructure, state-of-the-art technology equipment, and laboratories.
Medical colleges have well-experienced, Knowledgeable & English speaking faculty
Top colleges are approved by the National Medical Commission, WHO, and medical education monitoring bodies of many countries including Asian & European nations
MBBS in Russia completely adheres to the NMC gazette and makes the students eligible for the Indian licensing exam FMGE/ NEXT.
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Affordable Tuition Fees | Furnished Accommodations with Indian Mess
Six Year MBBS Course | English language curriculum

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Students should have passed 10+2 or equivalent in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.
The student must have scored 50% for unreserved categories & and 40% for reserved categories in PCB subjects in Class 12.
The student should have completed 17 years as in the year of admission.
The student must have qualified for the NEET exam and possess a valid score card, i.e. 50th percentile for unreserved & 40th percentile for the reserved categories.

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