MBBS

On an average, the annual tuition fee required to pursue MBBS in Russia is INR 3 L - 7 L. Keep in mind that this fee varies upon your choice of university, course and specialisation, and the city you will reside in. Studying in a Russian medical college is very affordable in comparison to other countries, even India.

Yes, MBBS colleges in Russia do take your grade XII scores into consideration as a part of their admission process. For general candidates, the minimum score requirement is 50% or above in Physics, Chemistry & Biology (PCB). Whereas, the SC, ST & OBC candidates must score at least 40% in all the three subjects mentioned above.

Russia is one of the top preferences of students planning to pursue MBBS abroad. Some of the reasons which make it a favourable destination are the top quality of education offered at affordable prices, English taught degree programs, international exposure, safety and security of students, availability of customized degree programs, and the wide variety of scholarships offered. Also, the National Medical Commission in India accepts MBBS degrees earned from Russian medical colleges. Most of the students prefer to go for MBBS in Russia as it is relatively cheaper than India.

In order to pursue MBBS abroad, the minimum qualifying NEET score is 162 or higher for General candidates. Whereas, for SC, ST & OBC candidates, the minimum score requirement is 127or above. Hence, the same is applicable for a Russian medical university. Note that your NEET score is valid for three years in a Russian medical college.

The top 10 medical colleges in Russia for indian students are Sechenov University, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, RUDN University, Pavlov University, Saint Petersburg State University, Kazan Federal University, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, North-Western State Medical University, Novosibirsk State University, and Kazan State Medical University.

The difficulty level of the BVSc course compared to the MBBS course depends on individual interests and strengths. Both courses are challenging in their ways, requiring extensive study and practical training. BVSc course focuses on veterinary medicine, dealing with multiple species of animals, which can be complex due to variations in anatomy and physiology. On the other hand, MBBS focuses on human medicine, which demands in-depth knowledge of human anatomy, diseases, and treatments. The perceived difficulty largely depends on a student's aptitude and passion for either human or animal healthcare.

You need to clear FMGE exam to continue with PG in India, NEET PG is for locals, FMGE is for other students.FMGE entrance exam is conducted every 6 months.

Vyedhi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre is considered as the best choice for MBBS because it provides extensive clinical exposure along with modern curriculum and also provides its own internship opportunitites to the students. The institute provides around 90-95% placement assurance once the students clear their exams and an assured intenship for 12 months. Also the institute offers 250 seats anually for the MBBS courses which ensures one on one focus on students.

Yes! It is important to pass the NEET exam in India to study MBBS Abroad. NEET stands for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test that assess your knowledge and ensures you are eligibile to pursue medical studies in Canada. Other than this, students need to pass MCAT exam. It is an entrance exam required for admission to medical colleges in the USA and Canada.Note: As per the National Medical Commission (NMC), NEET is mandatory for Indian students who wish to study MBBS abroad. It is mandatory, to be eligible to study medicine overseas and register as a doctor in India later on.