Medical education overseas is becoming increasingly popular among Indian students. Thousands of Indian students apply each year to study medicine in countries such as Russia, Ukraine, Germany, Kyrgyzstan, Bangladesh, and the Philippines. The majority of these countries provide high-quality medical education at a low cost. The international curriculum for MBBS and other medical courses is followed by medical universities in Russia and other nations. Medical universities in other countries are accredited by important organisations such as the World Health Organization, UNESCO, and the Medical Council of India, and provide high-quality medical education.
Students are not only looking for a low-cost medical education, but also for a high-quality education provided by medical colleges in other countries. Admission to medical school in Russia and many other nations is a simple process. Admission to MBBS in Russia does not require an entrance exam, TOEFL, or IELTS. Students have two alternatives for completing their MBBS in another country:
1. Finish their MBBS in five years and do their internship in India.
2. Complete their MBBS degree in 6 years overseas, including a required internship.
The above-mentioned five-year MBBS curriculum is slightly less expensive than the second choice, which saves roughly Rs 4-5 lacs. However, most colleges offer a 6-year programme that includes an internship. After finishing an MCI-approved MBBS programme in another country, the student must pass the MCI Screening Test / FMGE Exam. Following that, the student must complete a one-year internship in India before becoming qualified to register with the MCI to practise medicine in India.
Completing a medical degree from a Russian institution or any other MCI-approved medical university provides students with numerous advantages in their career path. The following are a few of these benefits:
1. Indian students who complete their MBBS at a medical university authorised by the MCI can simply return to India and work.
2. There is no need to take an entrance exam to get into an MBBS programme abroad. The admissions process is based on the grades earned in the 12th grade.
3. To be admitted to an MBBS programme abroad, students are not needed to pay any contribution or capitation fees.
4. Many colleges provide student scholarship programmes.
5. In Russia, the cost of MBBS is relatively affordable.
6. The living standard is equivalent to that of any industrialised country at a very low cost.
Admission to medical schools in other countries is an easy and painless process. The student must send the required documentation to us, and we will begin the admissions process right away. The admission letter is issued once the following documents are submitted:
1. Results of the 12th grade with eligibility matching as determined by the university.
2. Passport photocopy
The student receives an invitation from the Ministry of Education of the appropriate country after submitting the paperwork. Following that, the consultant applies for the student's visa. Pre-departure training is provided to the students. A consultant will be present at the airport to supervise the students, and another will be there at the destination airport to greet them. The consultancy is responsible for providing housing for the students.
Many Russian colleges provide a high-quality medical education at a low cost. Altai State University and kazan State Medical University are two universities that provide MBBS programmes at a low cost and of high quality. The Kazan Federal University is one of Russia's oldest and largest institutions, located in Russia. The institution currently employs roughly 569 people, including highly competent instructors and medical science candidates.
The institution is fortunate to have such prominent scientists and doctors on its staff. The tuition fee for an MBBS course at PSMU is roughly 9 lacs, and the students are supplied with high-quality infrastructure and services.