Evidence profiles for 20 Russian medical universities, each taken from the official university pages and documents linked in its profile. They cover published tuition, programme language, housing, 2026 admissions and what still needs checking.
Research checked 27 October 2026. Published fees and programme details may change. Tuition is not the total cost.
Tuition only. Figures are in Russian roubles (RUB) for the exact period shown. Housing, insurance, visa and other charges are separate.
“Not verified” means unknown — not zero and not free.
Language wording is not proof. “English”, “English-intermediary” or “bilingual” does not show that every exam and clinical rotation is in English.
A dated snapshot. 2026 dates, places and documents are not live availability or 2027 information. No profile shows NMC approval or eligibility to practise in India.
About the EduRank blocks: EduRank overall university positions are based on research performance, non-academic prominence and alumni impact. They do not measure the English medical programme's teaching or clinical quality and do not establish eligibility to practise in India.
Edition 2026, checked 27 October 2026. Publisher's country and city lists dated 15 March 2026; methodology dated 10 March 2026 (45% research, 45% non-academic prominence, 10% alumni). A commercial publisher's list, not a regulator or government ranking. Profile order is unchanged by these positions. EduRank methodology (opens in a new tab)
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Before you choose: India-practice and programme checks
India’s National Medical Commission (NMC) Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate Regulations 2021 apply according to their commencement and cohort scope. Check the current rules, and any later NMC notices, before committing. This is general information, not personal legal or eligibility advice.
Requirements identified in the regulations
A course of at least 54 months.
English as the medium of instruction.
At least 12 months of internship in the same foreign medical institution.
Registration or licensing in the country of the degree, at par with its citizens.
A supervised internship in India and the test prescribed by the NMC.
A 6-year course does not by itself make a programme compliant. Duration alone does not establish curriculum, internship or licensing compliance.
Ask for a written, itemised offer
Before deciding, ask the university in writing for: tuition for each year, your allocated housing, utilities and services, insurance, medical checks, visa and registration costs, deposits and any other compulsory charges. Food, travel, living expenses and any consultancy service fee are separate.
No enquiries have been sent to any university, and no answers obtained, on your behalf.
A Russian 6-year Specialist programme can include different kinds of clinical postings, and universities use different internship terms. The sources checked do not show that every integrated arrangement is accepted, or that every one is refused. Check the programme’s own documents against the rules that apply to your cohort.
Registration and accreditation in Russia also need checking for the specific programme. A 2025 Russian Health Ministry statement, reported by RIA Novosti (in Russian) ↗︎, concerns people educated abroad who want to work in Russia. It does not set out the exact pathway for an international student graduating from a Russian university, so it neither rules that pathway out nor guarantees it.