TC Web Desk
Moksh , India’s only public limited company listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) providing study abroad advisory services, has released a comprehensive guide on the top 10 universities in Russia for MBBS education.
The guide offers Indian students an overview of the medical education system in Russia, the benefits of studying MBBS in Russia, the top Russian medical universities, the admission process, eligibility criteria, Russian MBBS fees and scholarships, accommodation and living expenses, medical licensing exams, and career prospects after MBBS in Russia.
Russia is one of the most popular destinations for Indian students to study MBBS, with more than 10,000 Indian students studying medicine in 40+ medical colleges in Russia. The country has a long history of providing quality medical education to students from all over the world. The Russian government has invested heavily in its education infrastructure, and medical education is no exception. The universities in Russia offer modern facilities and equipment, experienced faculty, and a curriculum that focuses on practical training, making it an ideal destination for those who want to pursue MBBS.
The medical education system in Russia is based on the Bologna Process, which means that it is in line with the European education system. MBBS in Russia is divided into two parts: the pre & para-clinical and clinical phase. The pre & para clinical phase is three years long, and it focuses on the theoretical aspects of medicine. The clinical phase is three years long, and it focuses on the practical aspects of medicine. It also matches with the requirement of NMC such as minimum 54 months of theory + 12 months of internship. The total duration of the course is 5.8 years including internship.
A crucial factor to consider when selecting a medical university in Russia is the language of instruction. Numerous institutions employ a bilingual teaching approach, with the initial three years conducted in English and the subsequent three years in Russian. Students must exercise caution in choosing universities and opt for top Russian medical colleges with fully English-taught programs to pursue their MBBS in Russia.
