MBBS is the most competitive course in the United Kingdom. Indian students, as well as international students, seek admission in the medical courses provided in the UK. If you have high grades and are passionate about getting an internationally recognized medical degree, you can opt to study MBBS from UK. You should have a high score in the higher secondary exam, IB score and IELTS to secure a seat in the undergraduate medicine course in the United Kingdom.
International students can get access to high standards of education in UK. Solid degree from internationally reputed universities or medical colleges with extensive knowledge and practical training makes a successful career record for medical professionals.
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| Medical colleges in UK are affiliated to globally reputed universities and have strong ties with the local hospitals, healthcare centres, and medical practitioners. |
| Indian students can apply for the medicine degrees through UCAS website. It is the official website of the UK government, which regulates the application service of all universities in the United Kingdom. |
| 1. Undergraduate study, a two years program |
| 2. Foundation training, two years program |
| To study in UK; Indian students must fulfill certain eligibility requirements after 12th. Local students should get a minimum of AAA grade in science subjects. In the case of Indian and international students, to study medicine, a minimum band of 7 in IELTS is mandatory. IELTS exam analyse the applicant for four different aspects i.e. reading, writing, speaking, and listening. IELTS is nothing but common English proficiency test to assess the language proficiency of the students applying for MBBS course. |
| The course consists of basic four-year program and after completion which the students can opt to continue medicine with specialisation. Getting entry into a specialisation is highly competitive as compared to the MBBS. |
| Students who lack Science and English skills even after proper 10+2 schooling can opt to do MBBS in UK in another way. The International Foundation in Medical, Biomedical, and Health Sciences at St George’s University of London, one of the famous medical colleges in London is a solid example of how it helps the students to progress into the field. |
| These medical colleges in London and UK offer a one-year course. Students who get a minimum of 75% upon completion of the course and perform well in the interview can move on to pursue an international medical degree in UK. Duration of this degree is of 6 years. |
| Students who fail to get 75% marks in the one-year program are also given one more chance to pursue a course in the medical field. With a minimum of 65%, you can join the 3-year Biomedical science degree, which is internationally recognized. |
All applicants, before they apply through UCAS should take up UKCAT. Twenty-five medical schools in UK use UKCAT score to offer admission to the candidates.
This is another entrance exam, conducted by seven medical schools in UK. Students should register themselves to take this test after sending their application through UCAS. Generally, this test is conducted during the month of November and the results are sent directly to the relevant medical schools.
This is a common medical entrance exam, used for different medicine courses, inclusive of MBBS. However, merely qualifying this test is not enough to get admission to MBBS in UK. Along with UKCAT, students can also take this exam before applying through UCAS.
The candidates who are from non-EU states, should make sure to apply to UK universities before 1st September.
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Undergraduate tuition fees charged by the leading medical colleges in UK, ranges from $13000 to
$50000. It costs even more for other medical degrees.
At popular medical school in London, like Bristol University MBBS, EU and UK students pay
approximately £9,000 per year, which is a standard rate for the local students. UK medical
college
fees for international and Indian students is estimated £17250 per year for the initial two
years.
For the subsequent years, it comes to an average of £35,500.
| Sr. No. | University Name | Tuition Fee | Duration | Approx. Cost of Living |
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| 1. | University of Aberdeen | 39000£/Year | 5 Years | 7000-9000£/Year |
| 2. | University of Birmingham | 1st & 2nd – 21,330£/Year 3rd to 5th – 36,840£/Year |
5 Years | 9000-12000£/Year |
| 3. | University of Bristol | 31,800£/Year | 5 Years | 9,000-14000£/Year |
| 4. | University of Manchester | 22,000£/Year | 5 Years | 10000-14000£/Year |
| 5. | University of Dundee | 32,000£/Year | 5 Years | 10000£/Year |
| 6. | University of Glasgow | 42,000£/Year | 5 Years | 9000-14000£/Year |
| 7. | University of London | 1st & 2nd – 22,620£/Year 3rd to 5th – 33,650£/Year |
5 Years | 9000-14000/year |
| 8. | University College of London | 1st & 2nd – 22,620£/Year 3rd to 5th – 33,650£/Year |
5 Years | 10000-15000£/Year |
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