MBBS Fees in Armenia for Indian Students 2026 — University-wise

Compare tuition, hostel, and total 6-year costs for 37 MBBS universities in Armenia. 15 NMC approved.

Universities

$2,667

Min/yr

$10,588

Max/yr

$4,662

Average/yr

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#	University	City	Tuition/yr	Hostel/yr	Total 6yr	NMC	FMGE%
1	Saint Tereza Medical University	Yerevan	$2,667	$1,800	$16,002	NMC	—
2	St.Tereza Medical University	Yerevan	$2,667	$1,800	$16,002	NMC	—
3	Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian International University	Yerevan	$2,900	$1,000	$17,400	NMC	—
4	Azerap Medical University	Yerevan	$3,000	$500	$18,000	NMC	—
5	University of Traditional Medicine	Yerevan	$3,000	$800	$18,000	NMC	—
6	Kotayk Medical College	Abovyan	$3,500	—	$21,000	NMC	—
7	Armenian Medical Institute	Kapan	$3,800	—	$31,800	NMC	13%
8	Eurasia International University	Yerevan	$4,000	—	$24,000	NMC	—
9	Haybusak University	Yerevan	$4,900	$1,000	$29,400	NMC	—
10	Yerevan Haybusak University	Yerevan	$4,900	$1,000	$29,400	NMC	2%
11	Yerevan State Medical University	Yerevan	$6,500	$600	$39,000	NMC	27%
12	European University of Medicine	Krakow	$9,000	$3,000	$54,000	NMC	—
13	Gyumri State Medical University	Gyumri	$10,588	—	$63,528	NMC	—
14	Lori Medical Institute	Vanadzor	—	—	—	NMC	—
15	Russian-Armenian University	Yerevan	—	—	—	NMC	—
16	Erebuni Medical Center University	Yerevan	$3,500	$800	$21,000	—	—
17	Armavir Medical Institute	Armavir	$3,800	$1,000	$22,800	—	—
18	Vanadzor State University	Vanadzor	$5,035	—	$30,210	—	—
19	Yerevan Medical College	Yerevan	$5,067	$1,000	$30,402	—	—
20	Mkhitar Heratsi Yerevan State Medical University	Yerevan	$5,083	$600	$30,498	—	—
21	Apolia Medical Institute	Yerevan	—	—	—	—	—
22	Artik State College	city of Artik	—	—	—	—	—
23	Ararat University	Yerevan	—	—	—	—	—
24	American University of Armenia	Yerevan	—	—	—	—	—
25	Institute of Health Sciences	Yerevan	—	—	—	—	12%
26	Gavar State University	Gavar	—	—	—	—	—
27	Gegharkunik Medical Institute	Martuni	—	—	—	—	—
28	Haigazian University	Beirut	—	—	—	—	—
29	National Institute of Health	Yerevan	—	—	—	—	—
30	Public Health and Health Management		—	—	—	—	—
31	Syunik Medical Institute	Kapan	—	—	—	—	—
32	Shirak University	Gyumri	—	—	—	—	—
33	Tavush Medical College	Ijevan	—	—	—	—	—
34	Shirak Medical College	Gyumri	—	—	—	—	—
35	International Scientific Educational Centre of NAS RA	Yerevan	—	—	—	—	—
36	Vanadzor State Medical University	Vanadzor	—	—	—	—	—
37	State Engineering University of Armenia	Yerevan	—	—	—	—	—

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MBBS Fee Structure in Armenia for Indian Students 2026

The annual MBBS tuition fees in Armenia range from $2,667 to $10,588 (approximately ₹227K to ₹900K per year). The total 6-year cost including tuition, hostel, food, and living expenses typically ranges from ₹14 to ₹54 lakhs.

Government universities in Armenia generally offer lower fees than private institutions. 15 out of 37 universities are NMC approved — only apply to NMC-approved universities if you plan to practice medicine in India. Always verify the latest fee structure directly with the university before making a decision, as fees may change between admission cycles.

What MBBS Fees in Armenia Actually Include

When you compare MBBS fees in Armenia, look past the headline tuition number to the full picture. A complete budget has three parts: tuition (paid to the university, usually annually), accommodation (university hostel is cheapest; private flats cost 30–40% more), and living expenses (food, transport, mobile — typically ₹8,000–25,000/month for CIS/Asia destinations).

On top of these, plan for one-time and annual costs that don't appear in the tuition figure: round-trip flights home, mandatory health insurance, visa/residence renewals, and — for colder countries — winter clothing. Building these in from day one is the difference between a realistic budget and a mid-course cash crunch.

MBBS in Armenia Fees vs Studying in India

The reason lakhs of Indian students look to Armenia is the fee gap. A full MBBS in Armenia typically totals ₹14–54 lakh including living costs, while a private or deemed MBBS seat in India runs ₹60 lakh–1 crore+. For a NEET-qualified student who misses a government seat in India, an NMC-approved university in Armenia delivers a recognised medical degree at a fraction of the private-India cost — provided you choose on FMGE track record and recognition, not fees alone.

MBBS Fees in Armenia — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the total cost of MBBS in Armenia for Indian students?

The total 6-year cost of MBBS in Armenia — tuition plus hostel and living expenses — typically ranges from ₹14 to ₹54 lakhs, depending on whether you choose a government or private university. Tuition alone runs about $2,667–$10,588 per year. This is far below the ₹60 lakh–1 crore+ cost of a private MBBS seat in India.

Are MBBS fees in Armenia cheaper at government or private universities?

Government (state-funded) universities in Armenia generally have lower tuition than private ones, and often larger teaching hospitals. Private universities cost more but may offer more flexible admission and English-medium instruction. Compare the full 6-year cost, not just first-year tuition, and always confirm NMC approval either way.

What extra costs should I budget for beyond tuition in Armenia?

Beyond tuition and hostel, budget for one-time and recurring extras: flights home (usually twice a year), health insurance (mandatory), visa/residence renewals, winter clothing if Armenia is cold, and a local SIM plus food. These typically add ₹1–3 lakh across the whole course.

Do MBBS fees in Armenia include hostel and food?

Not always — many universities quote tuition separately from hostel and mess fees. The table above shows tuition and, where available, total cost. Always ask the university for an itemised fee structure (tuition + hostel + any one-time charges) in writing before paying.

Can I pay MBBS fees in Armenia in instalments?

Most universities collect fees annually or per semester rather than the full course upfront, and many Indian banks offer education loans (often up to ₹1.5 crore) that disburse per year. Confirm the exact payment schedule with your specific university and lender.