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Study MBBS in Armenia
Armenia offers NMC‑approved English-medium MBBS (MD equivalent) programs with modern infrastructure, low tuition fees (USD 3K–5.5K/year), and safe student communities—making it a top destination for Indian medical aspirants.
- NMC & WHO–recognized MBBS programs (eligible for FMGE/NExT)
- Annual tuition between USD 3,000–5,500 (₹2.5–5 lakh/year)
- Low living costs: USD 200–300/month including hostel & food
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UNIVERSITIES AVAILABLE IN ARMENIA
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WHY CHOOSE ARMENIA?
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Tuition fees range from USD 3,000–5,500 per year, significantly lower than private colleges in India or Western countries.
Degrees from Yerevan State Medical University, St. Tereza, Haybusak, and others are recognized by NMC, WHO, ECFMG, and FAIMER.
All major medical universities offer MBBS fully in English—no IELTS/TOEFL required.
Monthly expenses including accommodation, food, and transport are typically USD 200–300 (₹16,000–25,000).
Indian students form nearly 39% of foreign enrolment (~2,127 in 2022) and report a friendly, safe environment.
Merit-based admissions, no hidden fees—NEET qualification required for Indian students.
Clinical rotations begin in the later years at affiliated hospitals across Yerevan with hands-on training.
Armenia is generally safe with minimal discrimination; Indian students report supportive host communities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to key queries about eligibility, costs, recognition, and daily life for MBBS in Armenia.
The MBBS (MD) program is 6 years long, including a 1‑year clinical internship.
Yes—universities listed by NMC and WHO allow Indian students to appear in FMGE/NExT and practice in India.
Yes—all major universities provide complete instruction in English without requiring IELTS/TOEFL.
Yes—Indian students must qualify NEET, but there are no additional entrance tests or capitation fees.
Monthly living expense averages USD 200–300 (₹16,000–25,000), covering food, transport, and accommodation.
Yes—clinical rotations and patient exposure start in years 5 and 6 in affiliated hospitals.
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