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MBBS In India



  1. Donations are required for admission in MBBS in India.
  2. Indian medical colleges focus more on theoretical knowledge and practical skills training comes at a much later stage.
  3. The duration of MBBS in India is 5.5 years.
  4. The MBBS in India fee of government medical colleges is INR 11,000* to INR 7.5 lakh and Private colleges are INR 25 lakhs to INR 1 Crore.
  5. English is the only medium of teaching of MBBS in India.



  6. Indian medical colleges do not provide coaching for license exams of other countries.

  7. The students can opt for MD/ MS/Diploma after completing MBBS in India. Moreover, they are required to qualify for the NEET- PG entrance exam such as PGIMER, JIPMER PG & AIIMS PG, etc.
  8. MBBS admission in India is not possible with low or only passing NEET scores.
  9. There are a fixed number of MBBS seats in India allowing only a significant lot of students getting admissions in them.

MBBS In Russia



  1. No donations are required for MBBS admissions in Russia.
  2. Russian medical universities focus more on enhancing the practical skills and knowledge of their students.
  3. The duration of MBBS in Russia is 6 years.
  4. The MBBS fees in Russia range between INR 15 Lacs – INR 50 Lacs (complete course) depending on the choice of university.
  5. The medium of instruction is mainly English but many medical universities in Russia teach Russian as a part of the medical curriculum for smooth communication with patients during practical training.
  6. Top medical universities in Russia provide coaching of licensing exams of different countries such as USMLE, PLAB, FMGE, etc.
  7. Students who have completed their MBBS in Russia can pursue PG courses of their own choice in Russia.

  8. MBBS admissions in Russia are possible even with low or qualifying NEET scores.
  9. Russian medical universities make special provisions for accommodation for Indian students in case of limited seats.