Medical University of Plovdiv(Bulgaria)

Right. Guys on sofias website they have the application form and stuff just wondering have you guys applied yet? Or what's happenin I'm just scared il miss out or something 😭

Hey! I'm thinking of applying too and have been searching their site but I got confused - please could you send me a link for the application forms?

http://mu-sofia.bg/en/node/384 It's at the very bottom their is a declaration and the registration form. 😊😊

Um, is anyone applying to med school in plovdiv next year w/ me? If you are, let us contact somewhere😊

Thanks


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Thank you!! Have you applied yet? :-)

Guys I called Sofia today and the lady said Their starting admissions for foreign students in august and theirs going to be an entry test. I have given the entry test for Hungary and that WAS hard😭 Anyone given then test yet? Or know what to expect

Why don't you apply to Czech? To be honest after I did my research there is nothing Bulgaria has over Czech in terms of reputation and quality.

Are you sure there reputation is the same? And what's about the degree? Is it recognisable?
What worries me is the entry test. 😭 Do they have an entry test?
Also have u applied ?

The Czech unis are all in the world rankings and from my research are a lot more respected in the NHS than some of the Bulgarian unis which have a shady history (the rector of MU-Sofia was recently sacked for corruption).

I initially started looking at Bulgaria (mainly Plovdiv first then ran a mile after all the bad press) but really focused on Czech now. Especially with the changes the GMC are bringing in. I didn't want to risk anything to save a few pennies in the short term.

Yes, entrance exams for four unis in April (or i may sit them in July, will be deciding 100% in the next week). Sitting them in London.

But the enterance examination, is that not hard?

If you know the answer to the questions then it is easy, if not it is hard.

To be honest an entrance exam is the least of my worries when thinking about studying medicine abroad. The exams at uni will be a lot harder (and if not then the degree will probably be worthless and not get doctors ready to sit the new licensing exam).

To be frank (and not rude in any way as you have my upmost respect) but why are you worried about an entrance exam when you will be signing up to 6 years of even harder exams?

Because they are Moreno competitive and uni exams arent like your not competing to score a place you get me?

The Czech unis are all in the world rankings and from my research are a lot more respected in the NHS than some of the Bulgarian unis which have a shady history (the rector of MU-Sofia was recently sacked for corruption).

I initially started looking at Bulgaria (mainly Plovdiv first then ran a mile after all the bad press) but really focused on Czech now. Especially with the changes the GMC are bringing in. I didn't want to risk anything to save a few pennies in the short term.

Yes, entrance exams for four unis in April (or i may sit them in July, will be deciding 100% in the next week). Sitting them in London.

Hey what bad press have you heard about Plovdiv please, l wanna know lol.

Is anyone studying dentistry in Plovdiv? Can I ask why you chose this Uni?
what are the facilities like How are you applying? Through agency?

Hello everyone!

I'm interested in studying in the MU of Plovdiv, which is located in Bulgaria.At first, i want to ask some basic questions:
1)How much is the tuition fees?
2)What about the cost of living, generally in Bulgaria?
3)In Greece, students get their books for free.What about Bulgaria?I mean, except from the tuition fees, could it be possible to have to buy medical books on my own?I heard they are super expensive!
4)What is your opinion about the studies in Bulgaria?More specifically, medical studies.

That's it for now!

Thanks!