Russia is one of the top destinations for Indian students pursuing MBBS due to its low fees, high-quality education, and globally recognized degrees. At Aurum Global Immigration, we guide you through the entire journey — from admission to arrival.
Everything you need to secure admission and start your medical career at a top international university.
Expert counseling to shortlist the best WHO & NMC recognized Russian medical universities based on your NEET score, budget, and goals.
Full support in obtaining your official admission letter from the university — a key document required for your student visa application.
End-to-end assistance with document preparation, verification, and student visa filing for Russian universities.
Guidance on flight bookings, travel arrangements, and logistics to ensure a smooth journey to your university city in Russia.
Assistance with foreign exchange and student travel insurance requirements to keep you financially prepared for your studies abroad.
A comprehensive pre-departure session covering accommodation, university orientation, local guidelines, and student life in Russia.
Continued assistance after you land — helping you settle into university life, connect with local student communities, and resolve any on-ground queries.
WHO & NMC recognized degrees at a fraction of Indian private medical college fees.
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NMC-recognized universities · Affordable fees · English medium programs · Emerging MBBS destination
We've built strong partnerships with top-ranked medical universities across Russia and Uzbekistan — ensuring quality education, verified placements, and end-to-end student support.
Aurum Global Immigration collaborates with Inter World Edu Junction for MBBS placements — combining immigration expertise with deep education network access.
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A leading education consultancy with established direct admission channels to top medical universities across Russia and Uzbekistan.
Understand your NEET score, budget, and academic profile
Choose the best-fit university based on your goals
Obtain official admission letter from the university
Complete student visa documentation and filing
Pre-departure briefing and travel to your university city
Yes. MBBS degrees from top Russian medical universities listed in the WHO World Directory of Medical Schools are recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India. Students must clear the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) or NEXT exam upon return to practice in India. Over 20,000 Indian students currently study medicine in Russia, making it the most popular destination for Indian medical aspirants abroad.
The MBBS program (called General Medicine / MD) in Russia is 6 years including a one-year internship. The medium of instruction is English at all our partnered universities. In Uzbekistan, the program is also 6 years with English-medium curriculum at NMC-recognized universities.
Yes. As per NMC guidelines effective from 2023, Indian students seeking to study MBBS abroad must have cleared NEET-UG. There is no minimum NEET cutoff for admission to foreign medical universities, but students must have passed NEET to be eligible to return and practice in India. NEET qualification also opens doors to government scholarships for study abroad programs.
Tuition fees at top Russian medical universities range from approximately ₹2.5 to ₹5 lakhs per year, making the 6-year total cost significantly lower than private medical colleges in India. Living expenses add approximately ₹1–2 lakhs per year. All costs are shared transparently during your counseling session.
Our counselors analyze your academic profile (NEET score, Class 12 marks), budget, and preferences to shortlist 2–3 best-fit universities in Russia or Uzbekistan. We only recommend NMC/WHO-recognized institutions with a strong track record of producing successful FMGE candidates. We also consider factors such as climate, city safety, student community, hostel facilities, and alumni feedback before making a recommendation.
Yes, you can practice in India after clearing the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Exam) or the upcoming NExT (National Exit Test). After passing, your degree is registered with the NMC and you can apply for a medical license in any Indian state. Many of our alumni who studied abroad have successfully cleared FMGE and are currently practicing or pursuing post-graduation (MD/MS) in India.
Yes, all our partnered Russian medical universities offer the MBBS (General Medicine) program fully in English. Students do not need to know Russian for academic studies. However, a basic understanding of Russian is helpful for patient interaction during clinical postings, and many universities include a Russian language module as part of the curriculum to assist with this.
Medical universities in Russia and Uzbekistan have one primary intake each year, typically starting in September–October. The admission process involves submitting academic documents (Class 10 & 12 marksheets, NEET scorecard), receiving an Admission Confirmation, and then applying for a student visa. The entire process from application to departure takes approximately 6–10 weeks if documents are ready. We recommend beginning counseling in May–June for September intake.
All our partnered universities provide on-campus hostels with 24/7 security and dedicated Indian student coordinators. Facilities typically include furnished rooms, Wi-Fi, common kitchen, and study areas. Many cities also have Indian restaurants, temples, and active Indian student communities. We conduct thorough due diligence on accommodation quality before recommending any university to our students.
FMGE pass rates vary by university and individual preparation. Nationally, the overall FMGE pass rate hovers around 15–25%, but students from top-tier universities we recommend consistently achieve 30–45% and above. We strongly advise students to begin FMGE preparation from Year 3 onwards and use structured coaching programs. We also connect returning graduates with FMGE coaching resources as part of our post-graduation support.
Check if you meet the basic criteria to pursue MBBS at a WHO-recognized university abroad.
Must have completed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects from a recognised board.
Minimum 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (40% for reserved categories) in Class 12.
NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian students — required both for university admission and to return to practice in India.
A valid Indian passport is required for university admission and student visa application.
Prepare these documents before your consultation to speed up admission and visa processing.
Our counselors will guide you to the right university and walk you through every step of the admission process.