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Top 5 vs Bottom 5 Universities for MBBS Abroad 2025
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Top 5 vs Bottom 5 Universities for MBBS Abroad 2025
Last Updated: November 7, 2025
TOP 5 Universities (Overall Value)
1. Moscow State Medical University (Russia)
- Rank: Top 400 globally
- Total Cost: $45,360 (ā¹37.79 lakhs)
- Why #1: Prestigious, affordable, excellent infrastructure, proven track record
- Rating: āāāāā
2. University of Philippines Manila
- Rank: Top 3,661
- Total Cost: $30,993 (ā¹25.82 lakhs) - 4 YEARS!
- Why #2: Shortest duration, 100% English, American system, affordable
- Rating: āāāāā
3. Kyrgyz State Medical Academy
- Rank: 3,922
- Total Cost: $34,422 (ā¹28.68 lakhs)
- Why #3: Most affordable with NMC recognition, good quality
- Rating: āāāāā
4. Tbilisi State Medical University (Georgia)
- Rank: Top 1,500
- Total Cost: $59,889 (ā¹49.90 lakhs)
- Why #4: European standards, easy e-visa, moderate climate
- Rating: āāāā
5. Peking University Health Science Center (China)
- Rank: 400 (Excellent!)
- Total Cost: $44,708 (ā¹37.23 lakhs)
- Why #5: Prestigious ranking, China exposure, good value
- Rating: āāāā
BOTTOM 5 (Avoid/Exercise Caution)
1. Tribhuvan University (Nepal)
- Total Cost: $428,234 (ā¹3.57 crores!) ā ļø
- Why Worst: Extremely overpriced, poor value for money
- Rating: ā (AVOID)
2. Kathmandu Medical College (Nepal)
- Total Cost: $493,711 (ā¹4.11 crores!) ā ļø
- Why Bad: Astronomical fees, not worth the investment
- Rating: ā (AVOID)
3. Khulna Medical College (Bangladesh)
- Total Cost: $376,265 (ā¹3.13 crores!) ā ļø
- Why Bad: Extremely expensive, infrastructure not matching cost
- Rating: ā (AVOID)
4. Rajshahi Medical College (Bangladesh)
- Total Cost: $399,118 (ā¹3.32 crores!) ā ļø
- Why Bad: Overpriced, limited facilities
- Rating: ā (AVOID)
5. Monash University Malaysia
- Total Cost: $265,272 (ā¹2.21 crores!) ā ļø
- Why Bad: Good quality but extremely expensive, not NMC-approved
- Rating: āā (Risky)
Key Lessons
Top 5 Common Traits:
- NMC + WHO recognized
- Reasonable fees (ā¹25-50 lakhs)
- Good infrastructure
- Proven track record
- Strong Indian student community
Bottom 5 Common Traits:
- Extremely high fees (ā¹2-4 crores!)
- Poor value for money
- Limited NMC recognition sometimes
- Not justifiable costs
- Better alternatives available at 1/10th cost
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