MOKSH
Budget Includes:
Tuition fees for the entire language learning and MBBS course.
Hostel accommodation for the entire course.
Food and Living cost through the course.
Miscellaneous Costs including health insurance, text books, resident
permit extension, exam fees etc.
The above cost excludes the payment to be made to MOKSH towards
counseling, guidance, admission, travel package and language learning in India
(A1 and A2 Level).
For the most international students, tuition and fees are shockingly low in
Germany. In Germany, you can study MBBS for free. No tuition fees are charged
for doctoral study at public universities in Germany. The cost of living varies
greatly around the country. This is estimated to be about 6,000 euros a year.
Thus, there is an option of free MBBS in Germany for Indian students. However,
MBBS in Germany in the English language may be paid but would still cost much
lesser than India. Indian students can study MBBS in Germany in English at
English speaking medical schools in Germany or study medicine in Germany free
at one of the best medical college in Germany.
Benefits Of Studying MBBS In Germany
The medical education in Germany offers cost-effective education to the
overseas students.
Almost every Medical University in Germany has its own Hospital.
Medical study in Germany provides the best and the most economical
study options at the best medical schools in Germany for aspiring overseas
student.
The medical courses in Germany which are offered by the German medical
schools is recognized across the globe.
Germany is a leader in medical technology and equipment. It offers more
options for medical aspirants at Germany medical universities.
Second year onwards the students studying medicine in Germany are
allowed to work part-time. It takes care of the living costs.
The remuneration during PG course is around Euro 30,000 (equals to INR
20 lacs approx.)
Germany is the part of European Union, students can move to any of the
European countries.
Upon completion of the Medical PG in Germany, students get work permit
very easily in comparison to other countries.
Students are allowed to stay for 18 months after the completion of their
degree, during which they can very easily earn Euro 50,000/ annum
(approx.)
After working for 3 years, you are eligible for Permanent Residency – Blue
Card in Germany.
Medical universities in Germany are recognized with
World Health Organization (WHO) United Nations Organization (UNO)
Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and
Research (FAIMER)
European Credit Transfer System (ECTS)
YES GERMANY
Germany is an ideal destination for Indian medical students who wish to
pursue MBBS studies abroad. German universities offer free MBBS to
Indian students, making it one of the most attractive study-abroad options
for medical studies. German universities are also highly respected for their
excellent teaching standards and research facilities. In addition, Germany
offers a wide range of scholarships, grants, and other financial aid
programs for Indian students. With the right guidance and support, Indian
students can certainly pursue MBBS in Germany without any financial
burden.
In Germany, the medical degree is called “Medizin” or “Humanmedizin,”
and it typically takes six years to complete. The program is known as the
“Staatsexamen” (state examination) and MBBS in Germany is a six-year
program that comprises three years of theoretical study and three years of
practical training. The course is divided into two parts- pre-clinical (first
two years) and clinical (last four years). The pre-clinical part includes
theoretical subjects such as anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, and
pharmacology, while the clinical part includes clinical subjects such as
surgery, internal medicine, gynecology, and pediatrics.
Eligibility for pursuing MBBS from Germany
Indian students who have passed 12th in the mainstream Biology can
apply for MBBS in Germany.
The students who have achieved 60% or more than 60% in Physics,
Chemistry, and Biology are preferred.
He/she should have completed 17 years of age.
TOEFL & IELTS score is necessary.
One needs to clear TestDaf test
Certificate of passing DSH (Deutsche Sprachprufung fur den
Hochschulzugang) or other German language test like GDS and KDS is
mandatory
The minimum C1 level is required however, B2 level in German
language is generally demanded
If a student takes the preparatory course, B1 German Certificate is
essential.
Your documents should be checked by German Academic Exchange
Service (DAAD) to verify if your academic qualifications are
accredited and recognized. Also, to check if it meets the German
medical school set necessary standards.
Students may be required to appear for certain entrance tests
The applicant should have a valid passport copy.
The applicant should be medically fit for MBBS studies.
The applicant should have cleared NEET with the minimum allowed
score.
Important for Indian Students Seeking MBBS in Germany
An applicant/student should be ready to give 4 different exams and
learn the German language.
They design a special test kit for Indian students to confirm the
suitability. After passing the special aptitude test, they will decide a
student’s passion and capability to become a doctor.
Indian students who are applying for MBBS study in Germany pre-
decide to settle down in Germany.
Germany awards MD degree that takes upto 8 years time.
The education quality and the facilities in German medical colleges
are excellent.
The teaching faculties are highly experienced and supportive.
Indian students can learn the German language as an additional skill.
It is the best opportunity to learn and earn in Germany for Indian
students looking for MBBS in Germany.
The German universities allow students to stay there and earn.They
allow students to do part-time work.
COLLEGES
Heidelberg University
Charite – Universitatsmedizin Berlin
Technical University of Munich
University of Freiburg
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
RWTH Aachen University
University of Bonn
University of Würzburg
University of Göttingen
Ulm University
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Cologne
University of Hamburg
