China offers world-class medical education at affordable costs. Chinese medical universities are recognized by WHO, PMDC, ECFMG and other international medical councils. The curriculum meets global standards with modern teaching methods and advanced facilities.

To be eligible for MBBS in China, you must have completed FSc (Pre-Medical) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with minimum 60% marks. There is no entrance exam for most universities, but some may require an interview.

The MBBS program in China is typically 5-6 years long, including 1 year of internship. The first 5 years consist of classroom learning and clinical rotations, followed by the internship year which can be completed in China or Pakistan.

The medium of instruction for international students is English. However, basic Chinese language courses are included in the curriculum to help students communicate with patients during clinical practice.

The total cost varies by university but typically ranges between $25,000 to $40,000 for the entire program, including tuition and accommodation. This is significantly lower than private medical colleges in many countries.

Degrees from Chinese medical universities recognized by WHO, PMDC, ECFMG are generally accepted. The PMDC recognizes degrees from approved Chinese institutions. We guide students in selecting universities that are recognized by the Pakistan Medical Commission.