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Poland
A country in Central Europe!
Poland
Officially the Republic of Poland
Why MBBS in Poland?
Studying MBBS in Poland is a great opportunity for all medical students worldwide. If you want to study MBBS abroad, Poland is a top choice. Every year, more than 1,000 students choose Poland for their MBBS studies. Poland has a great environment for education and strong medical universities that prepare students well.
Poland
Officially the Republic of Poland
The MBBS program in Poland lasts six years: five years of classroom learning and one year of internship. Students from all over the world like studying in Poland because it is affordable. Poland is a peaceful country with more than ten top medical universities. All the medical colleges in Poland are approved by the NMC, so Indian students can practice in India after completing their MBBS in Poland. However, Indian students must pass the NMC screening exam to practice in India.
While studying MBBS in Poland, students will also learn Polish for better communication. To apply for MBBS in Poland, you need at least 50% in your 10+2 exams and must clear the NEET exam. Poland is a great place for medical education for students worldwide.
Here are the main reasons Indian students choose Poland for MBBS:
- Since 2010, many Indians have chosen Poland to study medicine.
- Getting admission for MBBS in Poland is easy and the process is smooth.
- MBBS fees in Poland are low, attracting many students.
- Over the last five years, more than 7,000 students have gone to Poland to study MBBS.
- The medical colleges and universities in Poland are excellent and famous worldwide.
- Studying medicine in Poland means your degree will be recognized everywhere.
- MBBS in Poland gives students top-quality practical and theoretical knowledge.
- Poland is a safe place for Indian students.
Kyrgyzstan
Officially the Kyrgyz Republic.
Kyrgyzstan became independent with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. It was a part of Russia for a very long time and because of this even after being an Islamic country, most of the people in Kyrgyzstan follow Russian culture and speak Russian and the local Kyrgyz language. It’s a very tourist-attractive place to see the beautiful mountains, lakes, snow, etc.
Embassy of India Says
Kyrgyzstan is safe, secure and friendly especially towards Indian nationals. There is a great deal of goodwill for India. However, caution is always advised for foreigners particularly students while spending late night hours in public places and mingling with strangers.
Embassy of India Says
Kyrgyzstan is safe, secure and friendly especially towards Indian nationals. There is a great deal of goodwill for India. However, caution is always advised for foreigners particularly students while spending late night hours in public places.
Kyrgyzstan
Officially the Kyrgyz Republic.
Kyrgyzstan became independent with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. It was a part of Russia for a very long time and because of this even after being an Islamic country, most of the people in Kyrgyzstan follow Russian culture and speak Russian and the local Kyrgyz language. It’s a very tourist-attractive place to see the beautiful mountains, lakes, snow, etc.
It’s one of the world’s least-crowded countries
Perhaps all those mountains have something to do with it, or perhaps it’s the bone-chillingly cold winters and scorching hot summers — but land-locked Kyrgyzstan is very sparsely populated. Spread across its nearly 200,000 square kilometres are just over seven million residents, which averages just 29.5 people for each square kilometre of land.
The country is mostly mountains
To say that Kyrgyzstan is hilly is putting it mildly. There are more than 85 distinct mountain ranges here, which in total cover more than 70% of the geographic territory. This leads the country to often be described as the “Switzerland of Central Asia” — and to some unbelievably stunning landscape photography.
The country is mostly mountains
To say that Kyrgyzstan is hilly is putting it mildly. There are more than 85 distinct mountain ranges here, which in total cover more than 70% of the geographic territory. This leads the country to often be described as the “Switzerland of Central Asia” — and to some unbelievably stunning landscape photography.
It produced the longest poem in history
Epic of Manas consists of a whopping 500,000 lines, making it 20 times longer than The Odyssey. It tells the story of the life of the warrior Manas and is believed to have originated as an oral tale that was eventually recorded in writing in the 18th century. The first complete version was published in 1920.
It has some pretty ancient heritage
Osh, with a history spanning over 3,000 years, served as a vital Silk Road hub. It boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Tien-Shan mountains, historic Silk Road routes, & Sulayman Mountain. Local legend promises fertility to women who ascend Sulayman, adding to its mystique. Osh’s legacy reflects the profound cultural & historical significance of the Silk Road.
It has some pretty ancient heritage
Osh, with a history spanning over 3,000 years, served as a vital Silk Road hub. It boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Tien-Shan mountains, historic Silk Road routes, & Sulayman Mountain. Local legend promises fertility to women who ascend Sulayman, adding to its mystique. Osh’s legacy reflects the profound cultural & historical significance of the Silk Road.
About Poland
Capital | Moscow |
Official language | Russian |
English Speaking Population | 30% |
Currency | Russian Ruble (RUB) |
Population | 14.67 crore |
Minimum and maximum temperature | -28 degree Celsius and 23 degree Celsius |
Exchange Rates to INR | 1 INR is equal to 1.08 Russian Ruble |
Climate | Highly Continental Influenced Climate |
Eligibility
NEET | Qualifying the NEET Exam is compulsory to be eligible. In 2023, the cut-off for MBBS abroad went up to 130 (General Candidates) and 108 (for the SC/ST/OBC Candidates). |
Academics | 50% in 12th class with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. 40% is required for reserved category applicants. |
Age | The minimum age required is 17 or students who complete 17 till 31st December of admission year can also apply. |
Fee Structure
In Euros:
| Sr. No. | Name of University | Tution Fee (1st Year) | Tution Fee (2nd to 6th) / Year | Accommodation | Visa | Documentation, Medical Insurance | Local Expensese, Registration, Pickup drop | Food | Other Charges (One Time) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nicolaus Copernicus University | € 13,350 | € 13,350 | € 2,250 | € 800 | € 300 | € 500 | € 150 | € 500 |
| 2 | Medical University Of Silesia | € 12,315 | € 12,315 | € 2,300 | € 800 | € 300 | € 500 | € 150 | € 500 |
In Rupees:
| Sr. No. | Name of University | Tution Fee (1st Year) | Tution Fee (2nd to 6th) / Year | Accommodation | Visa | Documentation, Medical Insurance | Local Expensese, Registration, Pickup drop | Food | Other Charges (One Time) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nicolaus Copernicus University | ₹ 11,88,150 | ₹ 11,88,150 | ₹ 2,00,250 | ₹ 71,200 | ₹ 26,700 | ₹ 44,500 | ₹ 13,350 | ₹ 44,500 |
| 2 | Medical University Of Silesia | ₹ 10,96,035 | ₹ 10,96,035 | ₹ 2,04,700 | ₹ 71,200 | ₹ 26,700 | ₹ 44,500 | ₹ 13,350 | ₹ 44,500 |
Note:
- The Fees may vary as per the Exchange Rate. The Exchange rate used is €1 = ₹89.
- The Fee structure may also vary as per the college updates.
- An additional processing fee will be applied.
