Frequently Asked Questions

YES. As per the current rules of the Medical Council of India (MCI), you can practice in India. After gradu-ating from abroad, you have to appear for a Screen-ing test conducted by the National Board of Educa-tion (NBE), New Delhi. On clearing this test you need to register with the MCI and comply with all their rules and then you will get a Registration which wil alow you to practice Medicine in India

There is NO LIMIT on the number of Attempts in the Screening Test. A sincere student will pass Screening Test in first attempt. It is a Qualifying test similar to Class 12 test. It is NOT an ELIMINA­ TION test such as PMT. Note: It is likely that the Screening Test will be administered to ALL students from India, studying in private and government colleges in India, in addi-tion to students from overseas, in order to create a uniform MBBS education competency standard in India. This proposal is on the MCI website see http://www.mcindia.org tools announce-men­ tpg-medical-education pdf.

YES. After registering with MCI, the Doctor can apply for Govern­ ment & Private jobs or do his/her own practice, as the person is now recognized by the Indian Authorities as a Qualified Doctor.

a. Students can cook their own food - cooking facilities are available. b. Indian Canteens and restaurants are available in the city and near the University's premises. c. Establishment of a dedicated low-cost canteen serving Indian Food for International students in the Hostel premises is under consideration by the University. d. All food items such as rice, dal, potatoes, tomatoes, flour, pizzas, fruits, spices, tea, milk, butter etc are available for sale in the markets and bazaars.

500-1200 Indian students are studying in each college listed in this brochure. There are many Indian Boys and girls from India.

As per RBI regulation Students pursuing education abroad can obtain loan up to Rs. 15 Lacs. Visit the local Branch of a nationalized bank to find terms. The amount sanctioned depends on income proof of parents, i.e. Last Three years Income Tax Returns /or Salary Certificate. You will have to satisfy the criteria that the Bank will apply. Visit the local Branches of Nationalized Banks in your area to find out more.

YES. They are listed in WHO Directory of Medical institutions. WHO publishes a list of Medical Colleges given by various countries. NOTE: WHO does NOT rank Medical Universities. What WHO does is simply publish the list of Medical Institutes given to it by each Government.

YES. After completion of MBBS degree from India or Abroad or any recognized Institute, you can pursue P.G. studies abroad. The QUALITY of Education abroad is very high - as the Institutes teach not only at the Bachelors - but also the Masters and PhD levels.

YES, The Bachelor's Degree is recognized in India and in more than 180 countries around the World. Graduates can practice in the following countries after completing formalities as needed by each country:
1. India: After clearing a Screening Test conducted by the National Council of Education. The test is held twice a year (last Saturday Sunday of September and last Saturday Sunday of March).
2. United Kingdom: After passing the PLAB examination.
3. United States of America: After clearing the USMLE.
4. European Union (EU): The degree is recognized by the European Union. Note: In addition to Professional Qualifications, the applicant will have to comply with all other immigration rules of the host country - such as visa, work permits, medical fitness, language etc.

Yes, but it also depends on the university applied for and also the medical board of the country where the students want to do the internships.

The vacation period is of 6-8 weeks in Summer - students can go home.

The fee can be paid directly to the university by bank transfer for the first year and after that they can carry in the form of US dollars or Travelers Cheque or Euros and pay it to the university.

Every university has an International Students Department where a student could address their problems directly.