Universities

Yes, MBBS degrees from our partner universities are recognized by the Pakistan Medical & Dental Commission (PMDC), WHO, and other international bodies, ensuring your degree is globally accepted.

Generally, you need a minimum of 60% in FSc (Pre-Medical) or equivalent, a valid passport, and a clean medical fitness certificate. Additional documents such as transcripts and a police clearance certificate may also be required.

The MBBS program typically lasts 6 years, which includes 5 years of academic study followed by 1 year of internship, giving you practical clinical exposure.

Tuition fees vary by university but generally range from 19 to 25 lakh PKR per year. Living expenses, hostel fees, and other charges are separate. We provide detailed fee structures during our consultation.

Yes, many Chinese medical universities offer scholarships, including fully-funded and partially-funded options. Our team can guide you in applying for these scholarships to reduce your overall expenses.

Most Chinese universities do not require an entrance exam for MBBS admission. However, meeting the minimum academic criteria and fulfilling document requirements is essential.

The process includes a consultation with our experts, selection of a suitable university, document submission, receiving an admission letter, and then applying for a student visa (X1). We assist you at every step.

Living costs in China vary by city. On average, monthly expenses for accommodation, food, and transport can range from PKR 15,000 to PKR 30,000. We provide updated cost estimates during your consultation.

Once you receive your admission letter and JW202 form from the university, our team will guide you through the visa application process, ensuring you have all the required documents and are well-prepared for your visa interview.