MediPath Ashoka
Study MBBS in Russia, without the guesswork.
We guide NEET-qualified students from the first conversation to the first lecture: the right university, admission, visa, travel, hostel and food, with the official fee sheet in your hands before you commit.
Six state universities. A six-year MBBS taught in English. University fees from $22,500 for the full course.*
Counselling is open for the September 2027 intake.
*Based on the 2026–27 fee sheet: tuition, basic hostel and medical insurance for all six years at our lowest-fee university. Fees for the September 2027 intake are confirmed with you before you pay. A one-time administrative charge and first-year Indian mess are extra, and medical check-up and visa-extension fees are not included.
Everything between your NEET result and your first lecture
Studying medicine abroad means dozens of small tasks, each with a deadline. We take them in the right order and keep you and your parents informed at every step.
Counselling and shortlisting
Share your NEET result, budget and preferences. We shortlist the universities that genuinely fit and tell you plainly why the others don’t.
Application and documents
A clear checklist, every document checked before it goes in, and one clean submission, so small mistakes don’t hold up your admission.
Admission and invitation letter
We follow your application through to the university’s confirmation and the official invitation letter your visa needs.
Visa guidance
Step-by-step help through the visa process, so you always know what is needed next.
Travel and airport pickup
Help planning your journey, then a pickup and refreshments waiting for you when you land in Russia.
Hostel and local formalities
Hostel allotment and registration, plus police verification and registration, arranged for you.
Settling in
A local translator for your first days, a library card, access to English-language textbooks and Indian mess, so the first weeks feel manageable.
FMGE preparation and ongoing support
On-campus FMGE coaching at selected universities, running through all six years, and a team you can still message on WhatsApp long after you land.
Six state universities, compared plainly
Each one teaches MBBS in English and publishes its fees. The figures below come from the official 2026–27 fee sheets, the latest available. We confirm the fees for the September 2027 intake with you before you pay.
Pskov 
Orenburg 
Yoshkar-Ola 
Perm 
Elista 
Tver Fees at a glance
Figures come from each university\u2019s official 2026–27 fee sheet, the latest available. Fees for the September 2027 intake may be revised. Dollar amounts cover tuition, basic hostel and medical insurance. Rupee amounts are approximate at ₹94 to the dollar and move with the exchange rate.
Not included: a one-time administrative charge, Indian mess in the first year (mandatory), medical check-up and visa-extension fees.
Tver publishes in rubles. Its figures include first-year mess and an approximate allowance for visa extension, biometrics and medical check-up. A one-time administrative charge is extra, and charges may rise by up to 5% from the second year. Government hostel places depend on availability.
Fees can change. Confirm current figures with us before you pay anything.
Why families choose Russia for MBBS
Taught in English
A six-year MBBS in English. Picking up Russian along the way makes daily life, and later hospital rotations, easier.
Fees you can plan around
On the 2026–27 fee sheets, university fees run from $22,500 to $39,000 for all six years at five of our universities, hostel and insurance included. Tver publishes in rubles.
Training in real hospitals
Clinical teaching in affiliated hospitals. Mari alone works with 10+ hospitals offering 5,000+ beds.
A large Indian community
More than 5,000 Indian students already study at Mari, Orenburg and Perm, and Indian mess is available at five of our six universities.
Built around the licensing exam
FMGE coaching is part of the package at selected universities and runs through all six years.
Campus life that works
Most of our campuses offer hostels with 24/7 Wi‑Fi, sports, and cultural festivals through the year.
Who can apply
- – Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, with at least 50% marks in PCB.
- – NEET-UG qualified: 50th percentile for General and EWS, 40th percentile for reserved categories. A NEET result stays valid for admission abroad for three years from the date it is declared.
- – At least 17 years old by 31 December of the year you join.
- – The programme runs six years and is taught in English.
- – The next intake is September 2027.
Typical documents are your passport, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, NEET scorecard and photographs. Your counsellor will share the complete checklist.
Questions we hear most
Is NEET compulsory for MBBS in Russia?
Yes, if you plan to practise in India afterwards. NMC requires Indian students to qualify NEET‑UG before taking admission abroad. The minimum is the 50th percentile for General and EWS candidates and the 40th for reserved categories.
Can I use my NEET 2026 result for the September 2027 intake?
Yes. NMC treats a NEET result as valid for admission abroad for three years from the date it is declared, so a 2026 result still counts for September 2027. Send us your result date and we’ll double‑check it against the current rules before you apply.
What does the full course cost?
On the 2026–27 fee sheets, tuition, basic hostel and medical insurance at our five dollar‑billed universities come to $22,500 to $39,000 for all six years. Tver publishes in rubles. A one‑time administrative charge and first‑year Indian mess are payable on top, and medical check‑up and visa‑extension fees are not included. Each university’s page lists every line.
Can the fees change?
Yes. The figures on this page come from the 2026–27 fee sheets, and fees for the September 2027 intake may be revised. Dollar fees are converted at the prevailing exchange rate (₹94 to the dollar in the current sheets). Tver, for example, may raise charges by up to 5 % from the second year. We confirm current figures with you before you pay anything.
Will my degree be valid in India?
A foreign MBBS lets you practise in India only after you clear the licensing exam (currently the FMGE) and complete the internship NMC requires. NMC’s rules also set conditions on course length, medium of instruction and where you do your internship. We share what each university states about its status, and we recommend checking it against the latest NMC notices before you decide.
Is the course really taught in English?
Yes, the MBBS programmes are taught in English. Picking up Russian along the way still helps in daily life and, later, with patients during hospital rotations.
Where will I live, and what will I eat?
In university hostels. Several universities keep separate hostels for Indian students, with common kitchens and 24/7 Wi‑Fi. Indian mess is available at five of our six universities and is mandatory in the first year. At Tver, government hostel places depend on availability, and a private hostel is an option.
When should I apply?
The next intake is September 2027. Seats, documents and visas all take time, so starting early gives you room to compare options. Message us your NEET result and we will tell you where you stand.
Let\u2019s map your path
Message us on WhatsApp with your NEET result. We\u2019ll reply with the universities that fit and the fee sheet for each. Prefer to talk in person? Visit our office in Chapra.
Our office
MediPath Ashoka
Ashoka Hospital, Near Jagdam College
Opposite Tata Motors
Chapra, Bihar 841301