Admission Requirements

There are a variety of entry requirements for each university, and these differ for each institution in each country. In Europe, the most common requirements for entry into the medicine program are:

• Possessing an A Level, IB, American Diploma, CBSE or an equivalent high school certificate that verifies the completion of 12 years of education.
• Attaining satisfactory grades in Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, or Physics, demonstrating proficiency in the scientific field.
• If applicable, students may have to take university entrance exams in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics, which may include multiple-choice, open-ended, or a combination of question formats. Some Universities assess the decision-making, critical thinking, or scientific thinking of the applicants.
• Participating in an interview to express your motivation for pursuing a medical career and exhibit unwavering dedication.
• Taking part in Short MMI interviews to assess the candidate’s practical skills and qualities through multiple short assessments, offering insights into their decision-making, ethical judgment, critical thinking, and communication abilities.
• Submitting a letter of recommendation or a personal statement.
• Ensuring possession of a valid passport and other identification documents.

Admission procedure for Medicine programs in 

• Connect: with Aliff once you have shortlisted the countries and universities you wish to study in
• Consult: with our experienced counselors to gain a deeper understanding and insights into the countries and universities you are interested in.
• Check the requirements for admission: Each university may have different requirements, but usually, you will need a high school diploma or an equivalent certificate, good English skills, your academic records, recommendation letters, a personal statement, and an interview.
• Start your application: Once you know the admission requirements, we will assist you to start applying. This usually means, providing your official academic records, your valid identification documents, a personal statement, and paying the university’s application fee.
• Take the necessary exams: Usually, European medical universities require candidates to take an entrance exam. This test may check the knowledge in Science and English.
• Interview: Some medical universities might want to interview you as part of the application process. The interview gives you a chance to meet with the people who decide on admissions and answer any questions they have about your application.
• Wait for the decision: The admissions committee will review your application and decide if they want to accept you. It can take a few days to hear back, so be patient while you wait.