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Yes, qualifying NEET is mandatory for Indian students if you wish to practice in India after graduation. It ensures you meet the basic eligibility standards set by the National Medical Commission (NMC). However, if you plan to practice abroad and not in India, some universities might accept you without NEET, but we strongly advise qualifying it for better career security.

The candidate must be at least 17 years old on or before 31st December of the admission year. There is no upper age limit for studying MBBS abroad, specifically in Russia, although some other countries might have restrictions.

Generally, you need at least 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) in your 12th standard if you belong to the General category. For reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC), the requirement is usually 40%. You must also have passed English.

In Russia and most CIS countries, the MBBS course duration is nearly 6 years (5.8 years approx), which includes a mandatory 1-year internship. This complies with the latest NMC Gazette for foreign medical graduates.

Yes, all universities partnered with Explore My University provide the full MBBS course in English Medium for international students. However, you will also be taught the local language as a subject to help you interact with patients during clinical rotations.

Yes, the universities we recommend are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO), FAIMER, and the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India. The degree is globally valid, allowing you to practice in India, USA (USMLE), UK (PLAB), etc., after clearing their respective licensing exams.

The total cost is significantly lower than private colleges in India. Tuition fees range from ₹2.5 Lakhs to ₹6 Lakhs per year. Including hostel and food, the total package for 6 years can range from ₹18 Lakhs to ₹35 Lakhs depending on the university and city.

Yes, universities generally accept tuition fees on a yearly or semester basis. You do not need to pay the entire 6-year fee upfront. This makes it financially easier for parents to manage.

Yes, nationalized and private banks in India provide education loans for MBBS abroad based on the student's admission letter and the university's recognition. EMU assists you in preparing the necessary documentation to apply for a loan.

Absolutely! Most universities have Indian messes that serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with both North and South Indian dishes. Additionally, you can find Indian restaurants and supermarkets selling Indian spices and ingredients if you prefer to cook.

Hostels are generally very secure and comfortable, with central heating systems for winters. Rooms are shared between 2-3 students. They come equipped with essential furniture, and there are common kitchens, laundry rooms, and study halls on every floor.

Yes, Russia is very safe for international students. Universities have strict security with CCTV surveillance and guards. Hostels also have entry/exit monitoring. EMU has local representatives in Russia to assist students in case of any emergency 24x7.

It does get cold in winter, with temperatures dropping below zero. However, all buildings (university, hostels, shops, metro) are centrally heated, so you maintain a comfortable temperature indoors. Outdoors, wearing proper winter clothing (jackets, boots) makes it manageable.

Yes. Upon returning, you must clear the National Exit Test (NExT) and complete 1 year of internship in India to get a permanent registration number from the NMC to practice as a doctor.

Yes, many universities organize special coaching classes for Indian students on campus. Additionally, EMU partners with top Indian coaching institutes to provide online classes and study materials for NExT preparation during your MBBS course.

Yes, the degree is recognized globally including US, UK, Canada, Australia, etc. You can apply for exams like USMLE (USA) or PLAB (UK) and pursue a medical career in those countries as well.