Why Vietnam
- • Vietnam Ranked 50th among world peace ranking among 163 nations & 9th rank among all
Asian countries - • The education system of the higher standard includes training human resources & nurturing
talent. - • The subtropical climate which is more like Indian climate
- • The literacy rate is above 90% which defines how the Vietnamese govt prioritized quality
education for everyone. - • 45th rank in GDP among the world
- • Medical tourism was growing exponentially
- • Affordable housing for students
- • Jobs scope for MBBS graduates is very High in Vietnam
- • English is well spoken in all the cities in Vietnam
- • Course fees is very affordable and are cheaper than Indian Pvt colleges & other countries
- • All cities have state of art Infrastructure and transportation
- • Growing number of Indian communities settling in Vietnam
- • Vietnam is on the path to becoming top medical hub among southeast Asian countries
MBBS in Vietnam
- Vietnam is one of the most populous countries in Southeast Asia, yet it displays an unsettling lack of doctors. Medical education is an important factor contributing to this issue, yet little is known about the system currently in place in Vietnam. Through an extensive literary search of medical schools’ and Ministry of Health’s data, we have examined the current medical education system in Vietnam. At present, there are 12 medical universities, and the general curriculum at each university follows a national framework but tends to vary from university to university. Medical training lasts either 4 or 6 years, with competitive graduates attending residency programs following graduation. While examinations are required to graduate, the lack of a national licensing exam makes it difficult to ensure that a nation-wide standard of quality exists, both at the medical universities themselves as well as amongst the doctors graduating from them. The development and institution of a national exam would introduce a standard of training throughout Vietnam’s medical education system. Further, a substantial portion of a doctor’s education is in subjects that are loosely related to medicine. When looking forward it will be important to evaluate whether or not these non-medical subjects detract from the quality of medical training.
Eligibility Criteria for MBBS in Vietnam
Students who wish to apply to higher education institutions in Vietnam must fulfill the following admission requirements:
- Should have completed high school/upper secondary school- Must hold a secondary school graduation certificate or its equivalent
- Should have a GPA of 6.0 and above at the end of the 12th grade.
