How tough is the admission for medical school in foreign countries?

Question

How tough is admission for medical school in foreign countries, such as Europe, England, and India.

Answer 1

england is in europe...

but it's mostly like that: countries that offer great education have tough admissions, like germany and the united kingdom.

the contrary would be spain or romania (in europe). india isn't very tough (germans, british or east asians), but the quality isn't good either.

Answer 2

The simple fact of being a US citizen will hamper your chances of being accepted in a European school.  The assumption is that you didn't qualify for a US school and that you will return to the US to practice and the schools intend for matriculants to practice in that country.

Another problem is that most medical schools outside of the US accept students out of high school and these students have been enrolled in what we consider AP classes or pre-med classes; however, some schools are now offering 4 year programs for people who have obtained an undergrad degree.

The biggest barrier will be language.  There are a few schools that offer classes in English, but you have to search for them.  You can do that through the International Medical Education Directory:  http://imed.ecfmg.org/

Other factors to consider are financial.  Most European schools are free to natives and it's virtually impossible to get a loan in the US for foreign education and the same applies to applying for an education loan in another country.

Answer 3

in INDIA there are a plenty of private colleges in pune,Maharastra & karnataka which has NRI quotas.those colleges will easily give u a seat if u give a good amount of donation.just check out these-www.educationinfoindia.com/medical... /www.educationbangalore.com/pages/2_list... can also see www.amupmdc.org

Answer 4

the are donation colleges in India where u can pay a hefty fee and get in. russia too.