Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian students seeking admission to MBBS programs in Russia from 2024 onwards, as per NMC regulations. Students must qualify NEET with the minimum required score to be eligible for NMC approval and to later appear in FMGE/NExT in India.

Yes, MBBS degrees from NMC-approved Russian universities are valid in India. Graduates must clear the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) or NExT (National Exit Test) after completing their degree and mandatory internship to obtain a license to practice medicine in India.

The total cost (6 years) including tuition fees, hostel, food, and living expenses ranges from ₹25 Lakhs to ₹42 Lakhs depending on the university and city. This is significantly lower than private medical colleges in India. One-time charges (visa, travel, registration) of ~₹1–2 Lakhs are additional.

Yes, all our partner universities offer MBBS programs entirely in English. Russian language is taught as a supporting subject from Year 1 to help students communicate with patients during clinical training from Year 3 onwards. No IELTS or TOEFL is required for admission.

The MBBS program (called MD in Russia) is 6 years in duration — 5 years of academic and clinical training plus 1 year of compulsory internship. The degree is recognised as equivalent to MBBS by the National Medical Commission of India.

Russia is generally safe for international students. Our partner universities are located in cities with large Indian student communities. University campuses are secure, students stay in dedicated hostels, and we provide a local emergency contact for all our students throughout their stay.

Yes! Most of our partner universities have Indian canteens or restaurants on or near campus. Indian grocery stores are available in major cities. Our team helps students locate Indian food options near their university well before they travel.

FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) is a screening test by NBE India that foreign medical graduates must clear to get a license to practice in India. We guide students on the best preparation resources, online coaching, and study strategies from Year 1 of their MBBS course.

Yes, leading Indian banks including SBI, Bank of Baroda, Axis Bank, and HDFC Credila offer education loans for MBBS in Russia. We assist with loan documentation and bank liaison. Check our Education Loan page for complete details.

Applications for the September 2025 intake are already open. We recommend starting the process by May 2025 to allow sufficient time for document preparation, university application, visa processing, and travel arrangements. Contact us today to begin your application.

No prior Russian language knowledge is required. The full curriculum is taught in English. Russian language is taught as a compulsory subject from Year 1 to help students communicate with patients during clinical training (Year 3 onwards).

Key documents include: 10th & 12th mark sheets, NEET score card, valid passport, 10–12 passport photos, medical fitness certificate, police clearance certificate, and birth certificate. We provide a detailed checklist once you register with us and guide you through every step.