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Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University Institute of Medical Education . What all you should know before you go for

Okay, you want to become a doctor, great! And you're daredevil enough to study abroad, i.e., at Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University's Institute of Medical Education (IME) in Russia? You're brave, thank you for that!

 

But hold on, before you are envisioning strolling about Red Square. Picking a med school is a big decision in life, like picking a career and a potential home in one. So let's get real about what you need to know before you reserve your ticket for the IME.

 

This will not be a stodgy, corporate-type pitch. I'm your friend who's already done it all (well, not necessarily *there* per se, but you get the picture!). I'm here to bring it to you straight, no frills, and the information you need in order to make the right decision.

 

Okay, Future Doc, Get Real: Are You Med School Material?

 

First things first, let's take a good, hard stare in the mirror. Med school ain't no stroll in the park, no matter where you go. So, ask yourself:

 

•   Do you really love science? Can you get excited about the nitty-gritty of the human body, or do you just think a white coat is cool?

•   Are you prepared to do the work? The late nights, stacks of books, and never-ending exams are just part of the game. Procrastination is your nemesis.

•   Are you really compassionate? This isn't about the money or the prestige. It's about being able to care about people, wanting to make them feel better, and being able to relate to them on a human level.

 

If you can truthfully answer "yes" to those questions, then proceed.

 

The Curriculum: What You'll Actually Be Doing for Six Years

 

Right, let's get a peek behind the scenes about what you will actually be learning at the IME:

 

•   Years 1-3: The Science Gauntlet: Anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, pharmacology – strap yourself in for learning a new language. It's tough, but it's the groundwork on which you'll construct your medical knowledge."

•   Years 4-6: Time to Get Clinical: This is when you'll finally get to put your classroom training into practice. You'll get hands-on experience in specialty areas, working with patients, learning from experienced doctors, and refining your clinical skills.

 

Will Your Degree Actually Matter? Let's Talk Recognition, Baby!

 

This is a doozy. You need to make sure your MBBS from the IME will be accepted and recognized around the world. Here's the good news:

 

•   World Health Organization (WHO) Accreditation: Check! That means your degree meets international standards of medical education.

•   National Medical Commission (NMC) Recognition: If you want to practice medicine in India, this is a must. The IME is recognized by the NMC, so you can take the necessary screening test and practice in your home country.

 

Show Me the Money: Let's Talk About the Benjamins

 

Let's face it, studying abroad can be costly. You need to have a clear idea of the expenses involved.

 

•   Fees for Tuition: The IME is generally less expensive than most Western universities, yet tuition is a significant cost. Investigate and get the current information on fees for tuition. RMC quoted \$4,200 as an average.

•   Cost of Living: Don't neglect the cost of housing, food, transportation, medical care, and other miscellaneous expenses. Educate yourself about living in Veliky Novgorod so that you'll be aware of what you will be getting yourself into.

 

Culture Shock: Get Ready for a Ride on the Crazy Side

 

Moving abroad is an adventure of a lifetime, but it does take some courage. Be ready to adjust to different language, local ways, food habits, and social life.

 

•   Learn a Little Russian: Learning a few basic phrases will go a long way.

•   Embrace the New: Be open-minded, respectful, and ready to try new things.

•   Find Your Tribe: Reach out to other international students who understand what you're experiencing.

 

The Verdict: Is the IME the Right Choice for You?

 

Choosing a med school is a highly individual decision. Think about your academic skills, your economic situation, your cultural adaptability, and your ultimate goals. If you're ready for the challenge and excited about the prospects, then the IME could be the perfect place to start your medical journey. Good luck, future doc! You're on your way!

 

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