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Typical requirements include secondary education with science subjects, minimum grades/GPA, and country-specific entrance criteria. Some universities may also require interviews or aptitude assessments.

Most MBBS programs run 5–6 years, combining pre-clinical studies, clinical rotations, and internship components as defined by each university.

Many universities offer English-medium programs. Expect basic local language training for clinical communication and daily life.

Ensure the university is accredited by its national authority and listed with recognized international directories. Recognition determines eligibility for licensure where you plan to practice.

The most common intake is in the fall/autumn term. Apply 4–8 months in advance; timelines vary by country and university.

Transcripts and mark sheets, identity documents (passport), photographs, medical fitness records, proof of funds, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose are commonly requested.

Costs vary widely by country and city. Review official fee schedules and prepare a realistic living budget covering housing, food, transport, insurance, and study materials.

Students gain supervised patient interaction during clinical rotations at affiliated hospitals. The start time and duration depend on the program structure.

Universities often provide on-campus or partner housing and dedicated international student services for onboarding, counselling, and academic support.

To practice, graduates must meet the licensure rules of the destination country, which may include qualifying exams and residency training.