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Studying MBBS in India from UK with A-levels and GCSEs?
Hi
I want to study in India for MBBS course because at the end of next year I would have completed my A-levels.
What requirements do they want?
PlEASE HELP me I am also from India
this is a back up plan though. If my grades come out good then i will decide on this, if not, then do pharmacy.
THANK YOU please reply
any help would be appreciated.
I want to study in India for MBBS course because at the end of next year I would have completed my A-levels.
What requirements do they want?
PlEASE HELP me I am also from India
this is a back up plan though. If my grades come out good then i will decide on this, if not, then do pharmacy.
THANK YOU please reply
any help would be appreciated.
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Original post by Jacksgap
Hi
I want to study in India for MBBS course because at the end of next year I would have completed my A-levels.
What requirements do they want?
PlEASE HELP me I am also from India
this is a back up plan though. If my grades come out good then i will decide on this, if not, then do pharmacy.
THANK YOU please reply
any help would be appreciated.
I want to study in India for MBBS course because at the end of next year I would have completed my A-levels.
What requirements do they want?
PlEASE HELP me I am also from India
this is a back up plan though. If my grades come out good then i will decide on this, if not, then do pharmacy.
THANK YOU please reply
any help would be appreciated.
Moved this to the international study forum
Good luck with everything
Original post by She-Ra
Moved this to the international study forum
Good luck with everything
Good luck with everything
I am sorry where?
Original post by Jacksgap
I am sorry where?
International study
Original post by She-Ra
Moved this to the international study forum
Good luck with everything
Good luck with everything
How comes you have moved my post? no one is answering it ?
Does TSR have one involving India TSR?
Original post by She-Ra
Moved this to the international study forum
Good luck with everything
Good luck with everything
does TSR for india exist?
like : www.thestudentroom.in?
Original post by Jacksgap
no
Original post by keromedic
no
Hey are you a med student?
please answer my question i am still waiting still
or any advice would be helpful
Original post by Jacksgap
Hey are you a med student?
please answer my question i am still waiting still
or any advice would be helpful
please answer my question i am still waiting still
or any advice would be helpful
I'm not a med student.
Can't you do your own research? Or email the admissions departments if their requirements aren't posted online.
Original post by keromedic
I'm not a med student.
Can't you do your own research? Or email the admissions departments if their requirements aren't posted online.
Can't you do your own research? Or email the admissions departments if their requirements aren't posted online.
okay but it's in india though... through email okay i'll see.
Original post by Jacksgap
okay but it's in india though... through email okay i'll see.
Don't they have websites and entry requirements?
You'll have to give different entrance exams, grades don't matter much for med school.
The most common one is AIPMT, which the majority of colleges and AIIMS(the best college for medicine) accept.
The most common one is AIPMT, which the majority of colleges and AIIMS(the best college for medicine) accept.
Original post by TheArmouredSaint
You'll have to give different entrance exams, grades don't matter much for med school.
The most common one is AIPMT, which the majority of colleges and AIIMS(the best college for medicine) accept.
The most common one is AIPMT, which the majority of colleges and AIIMS(the best college for medicine) accept.
Thank you for helping
Original post by TheArmouredSaint
You'll have to give different entrance exams, grades don't matter much for med school.
The most common one is AIPMT, which the majority of colleges and AIIMS(the best college for medicine) accept.
The most common one is AIPMT, which the majority of colleges and AIIMS(the best college for medicine) accept.
Afaik, AIIMS doesn't accept students from the UK. All their international places go to Indian expats from SE Asia and the Gulf. But I might be wrong. Either way it will be stupidly competitive to try and get in lol
I think most government medical colleges, at least the reputable ones, will have a similar system. OP, if you really want to study medicine in India, your best option will be to find a private medical college, pay full fees upfront and no entrance exam to worry about.
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Original post by Asklepios
Afaik, AIIMS doesn't accept students from the UK. All their international places go to Indian expats from SE Asia and the Gulf. But I might be wrong. Either way it will be stupidly competitive to try and get in lol
I think most government medical colleges, at least the reputable ones, will have a similar system. OP, if you really want to study medicine in India, your best option will be to find a private medical college, pay full fees upfront and no entrance exam to worry about.
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I think most government medical colleges, at least the reputable ones, will have a similar system. OP, if you really want to study medicine in India, your best option will be to find a private medical college, pay full fees upfront and no entrance exam to worry about.
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Hey thanku for ur help
Do u know how much the cost will be for private college without entrance examss.
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Original post by Jacksgap
Hey thanku for ur help
Do u know how much the cost will be for private college without entrance examss.
Do u know how much the cost will be for private college without entrance examss.
This might help http://www.indiacollegesearch.com/medical
If you google "private medical college fees india" alot of information comes up on the first page
They do accept students from the the UK, but yes, it is extremely difficult to get a good rank in the entrance exams.
I'm not sure if colleges will take A level requirements though, might've have to take the SAT 2.
Some of my friend here are American citizens and just have to take the SAT 2's for admission.
I'm not sure if colleges will take A level requirements though, might've have to take the SAT 2.
Some of my friend here are American citizens and just have to take the SAT 2's for admission.
Original post by TheArmouredSaint
They do accept students from the the UK, but yes, it is extremely difficult to get a good rank in the entrance exams.
I'm not sure if colleges will take A level requirements though, might've have to take the SAT 2.
Some of my friend here are American citizens and just have to take the SAT 2's for admission.
I'm not sure if colleges will take A level requirements though, might've have to take the SAT 2.
Some of my friend here are American citizens and just have to take the SAT 2's for admission.
Oh is it I thought it's AIMT exams or the other one which is in these posts? Oh do you about India's admission to mbbs?
Your friend is in india now?
Thank you for your help
Nope, it's AIMPT. The exam consists of Physcis, Chemistry and Biology. But, it is extremely competitive and most of the seats are reserved for students from weaker backgrounds or different classes(Indian castes).
Are you or any of your parents an NRI(Non Resident Indian)? That's the only way you'll be able to appear for this exam.
My friend(who's American) just has to give the Sat 2 to qualify for certain colleges, not all of them accept the SAT's.
You should contact the exam organizers at http://aipmt.nic.in/aipmt/Welcome.aspx
Also: Bottom of the page http://entrance-exam.net/all-india-pre-medical-test-eligibility-criteria/
Are you or any of your parents an NRI(Non Resident Indian)? That's the only way you'll be able to appear for this exam.
My friend(who's American) just has to give the Sat 2 to qualify for certain colleges, not all of them accept the SAT's.
You should contact the exam organizers at http://aipmt.nic.in/aipmt/Welcome.aspx
Also: Bottom of the page http://entrance-exam.net/all-india-pre-medical-test-eligibility-criteria/
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