Frequently Asked Questions about Studying Medicine Abroad

Admission and university choice

Do all medical universities require an admission test?

No. The procedure depends on the university, programme and intake. It may include a test, an interview, an assessment of school records or a combination of these steps. Always check the current official call for applications.

Which subjects are normally assessed?

Biology and Chemistry are common. Some universities also assess Physics, Mathematics or English. The exact syllabus and format are specific to each university.

Can Medicor Tutor guarantee admission?

The final admission decision rests with the university, under its current rules. Through our partnerships, you can access a reserved place at our partner universities, and with our preparation and assistance we have a 95% success rate. Medicor Tutor helps you compare options, prepare, organise your documents and complete your application correctly.

Costs, language and support

Are tuition fees the same every year?

Not necessarily. Published figures are indicative and may change by academic year, programme, payment schedule or student status. Confirm the official offer before making any payment.

Are all programmes taught entirely in English?

No. The language can vary by university and year of study. Check the programme page and the university’s official information before applying.

What support is available after admission?

Depending on the selected service, support may cover enrolment, documents, accommodation, relocation and practical assistance at your study destination.