MBBS in Romania

General Information

Romania is a European Union member state with decades of experience teaching medicine to international students. Its MBBI (Medicine in English) programmes follow EU standards for medical education, giving graduates a degree recognised across the European Union alongside solid clinical training.

Why Choose Romania for MBBS

• EU member state — degree recognised across the European Union
• Long-established medical universities with decades of experience teaching international students
• English-medium MBBI programmes
• Strong clinical and practical training component
• Moderate cost of living relative to Western Europe

Eligibility & Requirements

• Must have qualified NEET-UG — mandatory for Indian nationals seeking a primary medical qualification abroad, per National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations
• Completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English, meeting the minimum age and academic eligibility criteria set by the NMC
• Programme duration is typically 5–6 years including internship, depending on the country and university
• After completing MBBS abroad, graduates must clear the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination / National Exit Test (FMGE/NExT) to practice medicine in India

Exact eligibility percentages, fee structures and university-specific requirements vary and change periodically — talk to a counsellor for current details for Romania.