Philippines

You are eligible only after passing your 12th. 12th pursuing students are eligible only with their 12th results. After passing 12th and completion of 17 years of age you are eligible for MBBS.

No, I think it is not a good idea because very few students go to Philippines. The major section go to Canada, America, Australia, etc. plus there are not world class college in Philippines and you will also face language problems.

Philippines is not a very popular country for MBA but for requirements you must check the university websites and write to them for details. IELTS or TOEFL scores will be required. GMAT or GRE is not mandatory for most colleges.

The fee related with MBBS in Philippines is nearly $3700 on an annual rate which makes it an affordable option for the aspiring students. On the other hand, the MBBS fees in other parts of the world like in Russia and China will be within the range of $3900 to $5000, which is way more expensive than usual. The clinical rotations are going to be counted, based on the gradation system. Thus, exposures related with US hospitals can help you to bag several jobs in the USA platform, after going through USMLE.

Your question is not clear as to pursue which course you want to go to Philippines. Philippines is not a favourable destination because of high fees and lack of much part time job opportunities.

Hi Sakshi,
Though admission requirements vary however overall to be eligible for MBBS in Philippines, applicants must have completed their 12th Standard in science or equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% marks in physics, chemistry and biology and if the student belongs to reserved category, then a score of 40% in physics, chemistry & biology is sufficient as per MCI guidelines to go for MBBS. Entrances such as MHCET/AIPMT/NEET are not required.
As an international student you may be required to take IELTS or TOEFL though not mandatory. You may check with the universities directly as requirements vary. Hope it helped.

Hi Sang Singh,
Some of the popular aviation academies include:
1. Manila Aero Club Flying Academy.
2. Masters Flying School.
3. Philippine Airlines Aviation School.
4. New Delta Air International Aviation Academy and
5. Royhle Flight Training Academy.
I hope it helps.

Hello Sang Singh Bhati,
To get admission in Philippines for CPL is very easy. You only have to get in touch with the flying club from where you want to do your training, rest of the work will be done by them.
But, if you really want to be a pilot, I would suggest you to do your training from India or from some other country like USA or Canada. Philippines is not up to the mark.
All the best.

Dear Asif,
Philippines, Russia, Georgia etc. are good options to study MBBS abroad.
You can find good universities in all who offer english medium of education.
For Philippines it is important to know that after 12th you first get enrolled for BS (Bachelor's in Science) program which is of 1 to 1.5 years. After this you need to clear an entrance exam NMAT with minimum 40% to get enrolled for MD (Doctor of Medicine), which is equivalent to MBBS in India.
For more information, you can write back or visit www.mbbsabroadinfo.com
All the Best!

Dear Prakash,
Usually for loan to study MBBS abroad, in countries like Philippines, Russia etc. financial institutions look for mortgage against the loan amount and suitable income of your parents or any guardian who can pay the loan emi's on time.
Besides this, in Philippines, you should consider other universities like Manila Central which are excellent for pursuing medical studies.
To know more, please write back or visit www.mbbsabroadinfo.com
All the best!