ADMISSION PROCESS TO STUDY MEDICINE
- Country: Vietnam (Asia)
- Check your eligibility
- Submit your application form
- Offer letter is received in a few days if you meet the requirements
- Accept the Offer Letter by making an acceptance deposit
- Submit the required documents
- Accept the invitation letter
- Apply for visa
- Fly to Vietnam
APPROXIMATE FEES FOR MEDICINE PROGRAM
- Course: MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)
- Duration: 6 Years
- Scholarship: Not Available
- Free Flight: Offered by Global Arcus
- Tuition Fees: $3500 Per Semester
- Hostel Fees: $1200 Per Semester
ELIGIBILTY TO STUDY IN VIETNAM
To be able to apply for MBBS in Vietnam, you must:
- Be at least 17 years old at the time of application.
- Completed your 10+2
- Medically fit to travel and study in Vietnam
- Strong financial background to support your stay in Vietnam.
ABOUT VIETNAM
Vietnam is the country occupying the eastern portion of mainland Southeast Asia. Its capital, Hanoi, is located in the north, while the country’s largest city, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), is in the south. Vietnam is a country immersed in a diverse culture with good food and travel destinations, and more importantly, quality & standard of education.
WHY VIETNAM
The level of education in Vietnam has grown manifold over the years and that is the reason students are going to Vietnam for studies. Vietnam prioritizes education and does not compromise on the quality of education provided to its people. It is also an affordable place to stay and study.
COST OF LIVING IN VIETNAM
University has hostel facilities within the campus with separate accommodations for boys and girls. This further reduces the daily commuting time and cost. Living spaces are available on lower price if staying off campus. Finding a place to stay is easy as there are dormitories available for students at very affordable prices. Student can do part time job also.
SAFETY ON UTMOST PRIORITY
The accommodations provided are monitored by security services and security devices which emphasizes that safety of students studying MBBS in Vietnam is a top priority of universities there.