The MBBS program spans six years, encompassing both theoretical studies and practical clinical training.

Applicants should have completed their secondary education with subjects including Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. There are no specific grade requirements; passing marks are sufficient for eligibility.

Yes, international students are required to pass an entrance examination as part of the admission process.

The MBBS program is offered in both Russian and English languages. Students can choose their preferred medium of instruction.

Yes, SevSU offers a preparatory department for foreign citizens, focusing on Russian language proficiency and cultural acclimatization.

SevSU provides state-of-the-art medical laboratories, simulation centers, and affiliations with top hospitals and clinics in Sevastopol for practical training.

After receiving the Admission Confirmation Letter, students must submit a filled application form, a copy of their international passport, and school certificate, along with the payment for the invitation letter and courier charges. The invitation letter is issued by the Federal Migration Service and typically takes 35-45 days.

Interested applicants can apply online by submitting the required documents, including a filled application form, copy of international passport, and higher secondary school certificate.