Most international medical universities require a strong high school diploma with excellent grades in science subjects, primarily Biology and Chemistry. Proving English proficiency (e.g., with an IELTS or TOEFL score) and passing a university-specific entrance exam are also common requirements.

A General Medicine (MD) program typically takes 6 years to complete for international students. This comprehensive period includes both theoretical (pre-clinical) studies and essential hands-on (clinical) rotations in hospitals.

Absolutely. Many of the top medical universities in Europe and around the world offer programs taught entirely in English. These programs are designed specifically to cater to a global student body.

Yes, this is possible through programs like the Freshman Program, which offers various tracks to accommodate different language proficiencies. Whether you are already proficient in German (German Track), wish to transition from English to German (English to German Track), or prefer to study entirely in English (English Track), there are options available. These programs prepare hundreds of international students for their studies in Germany each year.

It depends on the university. Many institutions conduct their own entrance exams focusing on Biology, Chemistry, and basic reasoning. Our team provides preparation materials and guides you through the specific exam requirements for your chosen universities.

We support you through the entire process. We help you choose the right university, prepare and submit your application documents, and get ready for entrance exams and interviews. Our goal is to make your journey to medical school as smooth as possible.