Ans: Citizen of any country is eligible to study in the Philippines as a fee-paying student for undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

For undergraduate Medical program (MBBS), class 12 or HSSC with min. 50% Marks in with Subjects in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

For graduate (MS, MD) undergraduate in medicine with minimum 50%.

18 to 60 years old. The students should be in good health. The student must have qualified NEET.

For exceptions, please contact the Admissions Section. For more specific information please click on the university you are interested to join and refer to the eligibility section therein or contact us.

Ans: The total duration for MBBS in AMA School of Medicine is 6 years for students who have been educated till class 12 with Science.

The first 2 years is a Bachelor of Science program and focuses on building a foundation for a strong medical education.

The next 4 years is the core medicine and clinical rotation.

IF you already have a Bachelors Degree then the Medical Degree lasts 4 years.

Post Graduation is for 3 to 5 years and is called residency training [Similar to that of USA]

Ans: We have representatives in various cities.

Please send your query to us and we shall send it to our local representative office and they would be getting in touch with you.

Ans: The fee varies for each university, please let us know which university are you interested to join and we shall send you the details accordingly.

Ans: The voltage here is 220. Converters and power strips may be purchased locally. We have tried to answer to all the possible questions, If we have left out any thing please write to us.

Ans: Photocopies or scanned copy of your class 10 and 12 mark sheet is needed initially. Income proof, passport and other documents will be needed later. You will get the list of documents at the time of enquiry.

1. We are authorized by the University.

2. We have over a decade of experience in dealing with students.

3. We have plenty of information and tips of value to students and parents for the course.

Ans: All these universities are established for decades before gradually diversifying in many advanced courses. For more details on each university please refer to the relevant page of each university.

Ans: The following vaccinations and applicable frequencies are recommended for students coming to Philippines: Hepatitis A (within previous 10 years); Hepatitis B (within previous 5 to 10 years), Japanese B Encephalitis (within previous 3 years); Tetanus (within previous 10 years); Polio (within previous 10 years); and Typhoid (once in lifetime). Students 55 and older should also have a Pneumococcal Vaccine.

Ans: All the medical colleges and university where we offer admission for MBBS in Philippines are WHO recognized and are also recognized by CHED (Commission for Higher education and development).

The Degree is recognized by Medical Council of India or MCI as equal to MBBS in India.

The Degree is Philippines is recognized as equal to MBBS in UK and MBBS in Europe by the GMC of UK.

Ans: Being an American colony for 50 years, English is the official language for Government Communication, in day to day living and all other affairs.
All the universities have English as the medium education.
95% of the Population Speaks English.
Hence education is in English Medium.
You can also communicate with locals in English easily.

Ans: Market for daily needs is nearby to the campus.

Ans: On campus accommodation for international students is available on campus
Hostel rooms have attached bathrooms, with single, double or triple beds
Both Air-conditioned and non air conditioned rooms are available as per the choice of accommodations.
Students can also choose to stay outside on their own accommodations.

Ans: There are two intakes (depending on the university and program) June and November depends on the University and the program for Medical, Premedical. MD or MBBS in Philippines – Medical Admission to the Top Medical College (s) begins in June. Admission to Pre-medical can happen in June or in November each year.

Ans: Philippines has tropical weather.
There are 3 main seasons.:
Monsoon: From June to September. Showers can be frequent and heavy.
Cool: October to February it is cool but temperature rarely drops below 25 degree Celsius.
Summer: From March to May when temperatures can soar.

Overall the climate is perfect for a holiday in paradise and long hours of Sun make it a dream destination. In terms of what to pack it is advised that lighter clothing is taken, shorts and beachwear are of course essential although in the rainy season be prepared for rains.

Ans: All such facilities are available at an extra cost.

Ans: Some have facilities for cooking. Students who hire apartments outside can cook at home. All Universities have canteens for students.

Ans: Yes. Vegetarian food is available. If needed: Pure vegetarians can cook their own food.

Ans: Yes. There are uniforms for students and dress codes.

Ans: Some universities provides list of recommended books to carry and some books are given there during session. We suggest students carry books, or purchase it in Philippines.

Ans: No, it is not provided.

Ans: Yes, but it also depends on the university applied for and also the medical board of the country where the students wants to do the internships.

Ans: The vacation period is of 6- 8 weeks in Summer in which students can go home.

Ans: Yes, you can practice in your country, provided you comply with the rules and laws of the medical council or Medical board of your country.
The University is recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO), Medical Council of India (MCI), CHED and other government bodies.

Ans: No, a student cannot do job while studying since he/she is having a student visa.

Ans: Every university has an International Students Department where a student could address their problems directly.

Ans: Once the students reports to the university and joins the same, the University regrets its inability to refund any part of the educational fees and other expenses paid by the student. The decision is all upon the university.

Ans: The fee can be paid directly to the university by bank transfer for the first year and after that they can carry in form of US Dollars or Travellers Cheque or Euros and pay it to the university.

Ans: Free counselling to select right course, University and Country
> Arrange guaranteed admission in your desired University/ Course.
> Assistance for passport & visa.
> Assistance for foreign exchange through bank.
> Accompany student to university and help in settling down.
> Regular feedback to parents on student’s development.

Ans: 1. Carry money in Cash or Traveler’s checks.
2. Transfer money via Bank and ATM using international Debit Card or Travel Card.
3. Students enrolling for long courses can open a bank account through local Banks and transfer funds from accounts in their home country.

Ans: Entertainment in Philippines is generally inexpensive. Transportation options include the public bus (which costs less than 20 pesos per ride).

Ans: Can be as low as ₹5,000-6,000 per month and as high as₹12,000-14,000 per month depending on your spending habits.

Ans: Yes, let the admission office know about your planned arrival date and accommodation reservations beginning on the day you designate. Note that you will be responsible for payment of accommodation fees for any additional days outside of your course program.

Ans: You can buy almost any product and brand that you would find at home. Soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc. are all readily available. We recommend that you bring any prescription medication in sufficient quantities to last for the duration of your visit and any preferred brands of over-the-counter medications (cold & flu tablets, etc.) Clothing is also plentiful and very inexpensive. Shoes are available, but larger sizes are hard to find.

Ans: Student has to pay the processing fees by bank transaction or cash.