Frequently Asked Questions

Students may apply for the Financial Aid in their 2nd year to study medicine outside India. The ability of the MBBS students in the 1^st year is calculated and accordingly, they are offered the scholarship, if applied.

If you fulfil the following criteria then you are eligible to study MBBS:

1. If you have attained least age of 17 years as on 31st December of the time of Admission.
2. If you already have qualified 10+2 exam from an accredited board/committee in India or foreign countries with Physics, Biology Chemistry, and English as compulsory subject. You should have scored at least half of total in PCB (at least 40% for OBC and ST/SC).

Of course! According to the rules and regulations of Medical Council of India (MCI), you can rehearse in India or you can apply for Government Job or P.G. course in Govt. MBBS Colleges in India. After Completion of MBBS, you need to show up for a “Screening Test” organized by the National Board of Education, New Delhi. On clearing this test you have to enlist with the Medical Council of India (MCI). Once you do this you will get an enrolment number which will allow you to practice medicine in India or will allow you to apply for a Govt. Occupation or pursue a P.G. Course in a Govt. Medical College in India.

Yes! A considerable measure of outside educators instructs there. Many of them are from India, USA, and Nepal.

As per the law of Russian Federation for foreigners in their study period students can’t do a part-time job. But in vacation time if a student has a work permit from the Immigration Department, they can work part-time.

Pursuing MBBS is completely worth it because being an Indian student you do not have to appear for an entrance examination. The MBBS in Abroad or Europe are one of the best in Central Europe. The courses offered by the universities are recognized both by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and World Health Organization (WHO). It has been seen that graduates from these universities easily clear the examination which is held by the Medical Council of India.

Studying MBBS is a completely different experience when compared to studying medicine in India. MBBS universities in other countries are much more flexible in nature.

It is unquestionably a smart thought because it simply guarantees 2-3 critical things:

• After you finish MBBS, return back to India. Do plan for MCI screening test. In those a half year, learn A1-A2 level in German dialect in India.
• 1-year course to learn up to C1 level should be possible in Germany through us.
• On finish of the residency, you can get Board guaranteed PG and work in Germany for a year and a half subject to business.
• The last thing is to guarantee that you work for 3 more years and you would be qualified for EU Blue card according to the migration strategies.

Any Indian native who has attained the age of 17 years and has passed 10+2 Level from any perceived Council/Board of India or abroad. He/she had Physics, Chemistry and Biology as elective subjects and acquired at least half in a total of PCB joined. Also, must have studied and passed English as an obligatory subject.

Yes, the Russian medical colleges that we speak to have been authorized by WHO and UNESCO, and additionally substantial in every significant nation of the world. In this way, you can practice in any of favoured nation with the degree remunerated by Russian medical college that we speak to. There are numerous areas that let you rehearse with no screening test, however, there are a few nations where screening test is obligatory to hone there like India and USA.