🌏MBBS in China – Study Medicine with Global Recognition
🏥 Why Study MBBS in China?
China has become one of the most preferred destinations for international students pursuing an MBBS degree. Here’s why:
✅ Affordable Tuition Fees compared to western countries.
✅ Globally Recognized Universities (recognized by WHO, NMC, ECFMG, FAIMER).
✅ English-Medium Programs available in top medical universities.
✅ High-Quality Infrastructure and modern teaching methods.
✅ Cultural Diversity & Safety for international students.
✅ Global Career Opportunities after graduation.
To apply for MBBS in China, students must meet the following requirements:
✔️ Must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
✔️ Minimum 60% marks in PCB (some universities may accept 50%).
✔️ NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian students.
✔️ Age must be 17 years or above by 31st December of the admission year.
✔️ Good command over English (some universities may require IELTS).
📝 Eligibility Criteria
At Dream Merit, we provide complete guidance for MBBS admission in China:
✅ University selection based on your profile.
✅ Application & documentation assistance.
✅ Visa guidance & interview preparation.
✅ Pre-departure briefing & travel help.
✅ Support till course completion.
🧭 How Dream Merit Helps You
📌 Quick Facts:
🏛 Course Duration: 6 Years (including internship)
💸 Tuition Fees: ₹2.5 – ₹5 Lakhs/year
🌐 Language of Instruction: English
🎓 Degree Awarded: MD Physician (Equivalent to MBBS in India)
✅ Eligibility: Minimum 50% in PCB + NEET Qualified
🏥 MCI/NMC Approved: Yes (many universities)
🧾 Admission Process (via Dream Merit):
Free Counselling & University Shortlisting
Application Submission
Invitation Letter from University
Visa Processing & Documentation
Pre-departure Briefing
Arrival & Accommodation Setup in Russia
📸 Student Life in China
Affordable Education – Tuition fees and living expenses are generally lower than in Western countries.
Multicultural Environment – Students from various countries create a diverse and vibrant campus life.
Language Barrier – Daily life may be challenging due to Chinese language, though MBBS is taught in English.
Modern Infrastructure – Universities offer well-equipped labs, hospitals, and comfortable dorms.
Clinical Exposure – Opportunities for hands-on training in affiliated hospitals, especially in later years.