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Belgorod State National Research University. What all you should know before you go for mbbs?

So, You're Thinking of Med School in Russia? Let's Break Down Belgorod State University!

 

Okay, future doc, the dream is within grasp! You're picturing yourself in scrubs, saving lives, and finally understanding what all those squiggly lines on the EKG really mean. But first? You've got to pick the right medical school, and that is A BIG deal.

 

Belgorod State University (BelSU) in Russia has caught your attention, and you're probably thinking, "Hmm, is this an actual possibility? Is this something that's right for me?" Let's get real.

 

This is your pre-med primer on BelSU. We're going to take you past the glossy brochures and cut through the clutter of what you need to know before you reserve your ticket to Russia.

 

Why are people so pumped about BelSU? The Elevator Pitch

 

First of all, BelSU is a real, bonafide, been-around-for-decades kind of university. We're looking at over 140 years of history here! It's a government-accredited institution in Russia, so it's been tested, accredited and degrees aren't to be sniffed at.

 

And, and this is BIG, it attracts students from everywhere on earth! You'll be studying under people who are Indian, Nigerian, Nepali and a bunch of other nationalities, not only Russians. Think about the awesome friendships and experience you can have! Most people believe that BelSU is pretty strong!

 

Let's Talk Med School: What You Can (Probably) Expect

 

So, what does it feel like to be studying medicine at BelSU, anyway? Here are a few points to highlight:

 

• Six Years, All In: Yeah, like pretty much all the med schools around the world, BelSU's MBBS is a six-year ordeal. Buckle up, study hard!

•  English is Your Friend: Hallelujah, praise the Lord, we're having English classes! That doesn't require you to learn a new language on top of everything else in the way of medical terminology.

•  Recognised Degree (But DO Your Homework!) That the degree is recognised by institutions such as the NMC (in the case of Indian students) and WHO is a good sign! But PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE check with your own national medical board to make sure that you will be permitted to practice medicine after you graduate. This is not discretionary!

•  Wallet-Friendly (Maybe): I'm told the rumor on the street is that BelSU has reasonably priced tuition, which is great news for your wallet. You can hopefully spend less time wondering how to afford it and more time learning.

 

1. Tuition fee: 4900$ per year (1-6)

2. ⁠hostel : 20k ruble/ year ( 2 seater ) 25k ruble/year( 3 seater ) 

4. ⁠medical insurance 3500 ruble/ year 

5. ⁠visa extension: 1920 ruble/year

 

 

Alright, Time to Don Your Detective Cap: What You Need to Investigate Yourself

 

I've provided you with a general idea, but it's YOUR future we're talking about. So, now let's be serious. Here's your checklist:

 

• Curriculum Details: Request a detailed course outline of the MBBS course. What will you actually be studying each year? What electives are available?

•  Clinical Rotations: Where will you receive practical experience? What hospitals does BelSU partner with? Will you be exposed to a range of medical specialties?

•  Faculty Expertise: Who are the professors? What are their qualifications? Do they have experience in teaching international students?

•  Student Support: What kind of support does BelSU offer for international students? Will they help you with visas, accommodation, language concerns, and cultural differences?

•  Living Expenses: What's life like in Belgorod, really? Can you maintain a decent standard of living on your budget?

 

How to Get the Answers: Be Active!

 

•  Go to the Official BelSU Site (Check That It's Legit!): This is your starting point. Look for it yourself, don't click on some arbitrary link.

•  Call the Admissions Office: Don't hesitate! Ask them everything.

•  Attempt to Reach out to Present Students: Try to find any present students or alumni on the internet and inquire about their experiences.

 

Thus, Is BelSU for You? It's Your Choice!

 

I don't know where you would go to med school. But what I can say is that BelSU has a lot of options. It's a very good university, it has foreign students, the courses are in English, and the tuition is quite reasonable. But it's your responsibility to do research, ask the right questions, and see if it's where you would want to be at for your white coat dreams. Good luck!

 

SIMPLE ADMISSION PROCESS

No hefty donations, no entrance exams, no hassle for documentation just your dream MBBS study and you. RUS OVERSEAS does everything for you from scratch. We make sure you don’t have to do rounds of rotation and get fed up with the process of admission. From beginning to end, we are with you. 

 

THE PROCESS

Eligibility: 

• 50% in PCB (40% for SC/ST/OBC) in Class 12.
• Minimum 17 years by December 31 of the admission year.
•   NEET Qualification: Mandatory for Indian students.

 

Invitation letter: 

After RUS OVERSEAS submits your documents in the university. The university issues you an invitation letter. 

 

Visa process: 

Once the invitation letter arrives. The company will start your visa processing and in a few days you will be on the plane to Russia. 

HOW RUS OVERSEAS HELPS YOU IN YOUR JOURNEY

RUS OVERSEAS has the experience of more than a decade. Our team is supportive and cares for the students wholeheartedly. We are available 24/7. Your one stop solution for MBBS abroad is us. We at RUS OVERSEAS will never disappoint any student or parent in their fulfilling journey with us.

 

CONTACT US

Phone: +91 9560533703

Email:  info@rusoverseas.com