COST OF STUDYING MBBS ABROAD

Let us help you plan your budget and manage your finances with ease, without having to worry at all.

1. Your tuition fee is a primary expense while studying MBBS abroad

There is a huge chunk of expenses and it depends upon the type of country and medical institution you choose. Here’s a quick overview of the tuition fees for MBBS programs in our top destinations.

Destination MBBS Program (annually) (USD)
Kyrgyzstan 6500-7500 $
Kazakhstan 3500-4500 $
Tajikistan 4500-5000 $
Barbados 8000 $
Georgia 4500-6500 $

*Please note all tuition fee figures are indicative and are subject to change at the discretion of the medical institutions

You can apply for various scholarships available for Indian students to bring down your educational expenses when studying abroad.


2. Accommodation

Students are required to reside in hostels provided by the colleges. Starting from the second year, they have the option of living in on-campus residence facilities if their institution offers them. Alternatively, they can also choose off-campus housing options such as shared apartments. Rent prices may vary depending on location. The university's student coordinators can assist in exploring various accommodation options that are available.

3. Student visa cost!

Every country has its own specific visa rules and fees. However, ISM EDUTECH offers a uniform pricing structure that covers all costs, so there won't be any unexpected expenses. With ISM EduTech, you can be sure that you will know the full cost of the services being offered.
To get the latest information about the student visa process for your chosen medical study destination, you should speak with your ISM EDUTECH counselor.

4. Living expenses!

Adapting to life in a new country often involves adjusting to its culture and way of life, which can come with some additional costs. It is advisable to set aside some savings for everyday expenses such as groceries, communication (data and calls), stationery, utilities, social activities, and unexpected events. Keeping track of your spending will help you become a responsible individual.

5. Health support!

Make sure you have medical insurance before your program starts, it is mandatory for all students travelling abroad!
Your counselor will share with you more on the medical assistance so that you do not end up spending major savings on your medical bills!

6. Commuting to and from campus or to nearby locations:

Many of the medical institutions partnered with ISM EDUTECH offer shuttle services, but if not, students will need to use available public transportation. In the surrounding area, students can utilize local trains, buses, and subways, the schedules of which can be found online or through government listings. Opting for monthly passes for commuting to the institution is a cost-effective choice.

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