Follows NMC guidelines · English-medium · Affordable feesMBBS in Vietnam is a strong option for Indian students who want a lower-cost, English-medium, closer-to-home alternative to private MBBS in India or colder destinations like Russia. The right university can offer workable fees, growing Indian student support, and a credible India-return pathway, and our team helps you choose and secure the right option instead of leaving you to figure it out alone.
Share your details and our counsellors will guide you toward the right college options and the next admission steps.
Quick facts
Updated 27 Mar 2026. Use these numbers to understand fees, eligibility, hostel, and admission support before you speak with our team.
Program
MBBS (6-year international MD program)
Annual tuition
$2,833 – $8,000
Living costs
$2,400 – $4,800 per year
Total 6-year cost
Roughly ₹15 lakh – ₹45 lakh all-in
31 colleges verified for Indian students — click any college for fees, admissions details, and student life.
Academic-year-specific tuition published for the international Medicine route. Each card states what is included so applicants can compare university charges without mixing in travel, accommodation, visa, or service estimates.
Confirmed annual tuition
$4,500 net
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Published course total
$27,000 net
Fee structure
Important notes
Significantly lower fees than Indian private medical colleges — total 6-year costs can be ₹15–45 lakh all-in, well below comparable programs in Russia or Eastern Europe.
Multiple universities follow NMC guidelines — graduates can sit FMGE/NExT to practise medicine in India.
Vietnam is geographically close to India (3–5 hour flights), making semester breaks, emergency travel, and family visits far easier than European or Central Asian destinations.
English is the primary teaching language in international MBBS programs, eliminating the language barrier that affects clinical years in Russia, China, or Kazakhstan.
A rapidly growing Indian student community across Can Tho, Da Nang, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City means established Indian food, cultural support, and peer networks from day one.
Diverse city choices — from the coastal lifestyle of Da Nang to the Mekong Delta calm of Can Tho — let students match their personality and lifestyle preferences.
Program
MBBS (6-year international MD program)
Annual tuition
$2,833 – $8,000
Living costs
$2,400 – $4,800 per year
Total 6-year cost
Roughly ₹15 lakh – ₹45 lakh all-in
Intake
September
Medium
English (with Vietnamese clinical orientation)
NEET required
Not for admission — required before program start if practising in India
Recognition
official regulatory sources / WHO listing and India-return fit are university-specific
A side-by-side comparison of key factors to help you evaluate both pathways.
Admission
Some foreign universities may not ask for NEET UG during admissions, but that does not override Indian eligibility rules for future screening or licensing.
Practising in India
To appear for FMGE / NExT and practice medicine in India, NEET must have been qualified before your MBBS program began. Without this, your degree has no legal standing in India.
Agent misinformation — beware
Some agents advise students to start MBBS first and appear for NEET the following year. This is incorrect and harmful. NMC requires NEET qualification before program commencement — appearing after does not validate your degree. NEET scores are also valid for only 3 years from the date of result.
Indian students applying for MBBS in Vietnam must meet the standard NMC requirements for overseas medical education, as confirmed in the 2022 NMC Screening Test Regulations.
Passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects
Usually 50% to 60% aggregate in PCB depending on the university; stronger options may expect better academic consistency
NEET-UG not required for admission — but must have qualified NEET-UG before the program starts if you intend to practise medicine in India after graduation
Age 17 or above at the time of admission
Valid Indian passport
A step-by-step overview of how Indian students apply for MBBS in Vietnam for Indian Students.
A valid NEET-UG score must exist before the MBBS programme begins — this is confirmed as part of every admission we process
NMC compliance for the India-return pathway is verified for each Vietnam university before any fees are collected
Submit your application with required documents to the university or an authorised representative
Receive the university's official admission offer letter
Apply for a Vietnam student visa at the Vietnamese Embassy in India
Complete pre-departure medical tests including HIV test
Travel to Vietnam and complete registration at the university
Attend orientation and begin English-medium MBBS classes in September
Educational documents
Visa documents
How the MBBS in Vietnam for Indian Students curriculum is structured across the program.
Year 1 – Year 2
Year 3 – Year 4
A month-by-month guide on when to apply and prepare for Vietnam.
January – June
Submit academic documents (10th/12th marksheets) for the September intake.
4-6 weeks after application
University issues the official admission offer letter.
6-8 weeks before departure
Vietnam student visa applied for at the Vietnamese Embassy in India.
September
Pre-departure briefing, travel, and orientation before English-medium classes begin.
An itemized breakdown of typical student expenses.
We believe in full transparency. Here are the genuine challenges students face and how to navigate them.
Only a specific set of universities run a genuine international, English-medium MBBS track for foreign students — most Vietnamese public medical universities teach primarily in Vietnamese. We only shortlist the universities that run a verified English-medium programme, not the wider Vietnamese-medium majority.
Vietnam is a newer MBBS-abroad destination for Indian students than Russia or Georgia, so there is less historical FMGE data to draw on. Per NBEMS-cited results, Vietnam's FMGE pass rate runs around 20-25%, below Georgia's 35.65% — a real trade-off for students weighing proximity and cost against India-return outcomes.
Vietnam universities typically provide on-campus or adjacent hostel accommodation for international students with monthly costs from $80–180/month. Universities in Can Tho, Da Nang, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City have Indian student communities with dedicated Indian food options. Phan Chau Trinh University and Duy Tan University both offer modern student residential facilities. Private housing in larger cities is affordable and gives students more independence after the first year.
Vietnam does not have a large-scale government scholarship programme specifically for Indian MBBS students. Public universities like Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy occasionally offer partial fee waivers for strong applicants. Bilateral education agreements cover a small number of sponsored seats annually — we confirm current availability with the university directly before presenting it as an option.
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These pages help students move from a country-level search into actual college comparison, fee planning, and next-step decisions.
Country guide, visa basics, student life, safety, and practical planning for Indian students.
See the full college list, fees, city filters, and college details before you apply.
Compare fee bands, total budget, and affordability before choosing colleges.
Fees, eligibility, and cost comparison to help you decide between Vietnam and Georgia.
Students Traffic
Once we understand your budget, NEET status, and university fit, we guide you through admission, visa, and departure support from start to finish.
Flight ticket
We book your travel to Vietnam
Student visa
Full visa application handled by us
Health insurance
Arranged before you depart
Document support
Apostille and ministry authentication handled
Admission support
3,000+ students have already trusted us with their overseas medical applications. Our team manages the full process, so you do not need to visit an office until it is time to board your flight.
Follows NMC guidelines · English-medium · Affordable feesMBBS in Vietnam is a strong option for Indian students who want a lower-cost, English-medium, closer-to-home alternative to private MBBS in India or colder destinations like Russia. The right university can offer workable fees, growing Indian student support, and a credible India-return pathway, and our team helps you choose and secure the right option instead of leaving you to figure it out alone.
Share your details and our counsellors will guide you toward the right college options and the next admission steps.
Quick facts
Updated 27 Mar 2026. Use these numbers to understand fees, eligibility, hostel, and admission support before you speak with our team.
Program
MBBS (6-year international MD program)
Annual tuition
$2,833 – $8,000
Living costs
$2,400 – $4,800 per year
Total 6-year cost
Roughly ₹15 lakh – ₹45 lakh all-in
31 colleges verified for Indian students — click any college for fees, admissions details, and student life.
Academic-year-specific tuition published for the international Medicine route. Each card states what is included so applicants can compare university charges without mixing in travel, accommodation, visa, or service estimates.
Confirmed annual tuition
$4,500 net
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Published course total
$27,000 net
Fee structure
Important notes
Significantly lower fees than Indian private medical colleges — total 6-year costs can be ₹15–45 lakh all-in, well below comparable programs in Russia or Eastern Europe.
Multiple universities follow NMC guidelines — graduates can sit FMGE/NExT to practise medicine in India.
Vietnam is geographically close to India (3–5 hour flights), making semester breaks, emergency travel, and family visits far easier than European or Central Asian destinations.
English is the primary teaching language in international MBBS programs, eliminating the language barrier that affects clinical years in Russia, China, or Kazakhstan.
A rapidly growing Indian student community across Can Tho, Da Nang, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City means established Indian food, cultural support, and peer networks from day one.
Diverse city choices — from the coastal lifestyle of Da Nang to the Mekong Delta calm of Can Tho — let students match their personality and lifestyle preferences.
Program
MBBS (6-year international MD program)
Annual tuition
$2,833 – $8,000
Living costs
$2,400 – $4,800 per year
Total 6-year cost
Roughly ₹15 lakh – ₹45 lakh all-in
Intake
September
Medium
English (with Vietnamese clinical orientation)
NEET required
Not for admission — required before program start if practising in India
Recognition
official regulatory sources / WHO listing and India-return fit are university-specific
A side-by-side comparison of key factors to help you evaluate both pathways.
Admission
Some foreign universities may not ask for NEET UG during admissions, but that does not override Indian eligibility rules for future screening or licensing.
Practising in India
To appear for FMGE / NExT and practice medicine in India, NEET must have been qualified before your MBBS program began. Without this, your degree has no legal standing in India.
Agent misinformation — beware
Some agents advise students to start MBBS first and appear for NEET the following year. This is incorrect and harmful. NMC requires NEET qualification before program commencement — appearing after does not validate your degree. NEET scores are also valid for only 3 years from the date of result.
Indian students applying for MBBS in Vietnam must meet the standard NMC requirements for overseas medical education, as confirmed in the 2022 NMC Screening Test Regulations.
Passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects
Usually 50% to 60% aggregate in PCB depending on the university; stronger options may expect better academic consistency
NEET-UG not required for admission — but must have qualified NEET-UG before the program starts if you intend to practise medicine in India after graduation
Age 17 or above at the time of admission
Valid Indian passport
A step-by-step overview of how Indian students apply for MBBS in Vietnam for Indian Students.
A valid NEET-UG score must exist before the MBBS programme begins — this is confirmed as part of every admission we process
NMC compliance for the India-return pathway is verified for each Vietnam university before any fees are collected
Submit your application with required documents to the university or an authorised representative
Receive the university's official admission offer letter
Apply for a Vietnam student visa at the Vietnamese Embassy in India
Complete pre-departure medical tests including HIV test
Travel to Vietnam and complete registration at the university
Attend orientation and begin English-medium MBBS classes in September
Educational documents
Visa documents
How the MBBS in Vietnam for Indian Students curriculum is structured across the program.
Year 1 – Year 2
Year 3 – Year 4
A month-by-month guide on when to apply and prepare for Vietnam.
January – June
Submit academic documents (10th/12th marksheets) for the September intake.
4-6 weeks after application
University issues the official admission offer letter.
6-8 weeks before departure
Vietnam student visa applied for at the Vietnamese Embassy in India.
September
Pre-departure briefing, travel, and orientation before English-medium classes begin.
An itemized breakdown of typical student expenses.
We believe in full transparency. Here are the genuine challenges students face and how to navigate them.
Only a specific set of universities run a genuine international, English-medium MBBS track for foreign students — most Vietnamese public medical universities teach primarily in Vietnamese. We only shortlist the universities that run a verified English-medium programme, not the wider Vietnamese-medium majority.
Vietnam is a newer MBBS-abroad destination for Indian students than Russia or Georgia, so there is less historical FMGE data to draw on. Per NBEMS-cited results, Vietnam's FMGE pass rate runs around 20-25%, below Georgia's 35.65% — a real trade-off for students weighing proximity and cost against India-return outcomes.
Vietnam universities typically provide on-campus or adjacent hostel accommodation for international students with monthly costs from $80–180/month. Universities in Can Tho, Da Nang, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City have Indian student communities with dedicated Indian food options. Phan Chau Trinh University and Duy Tan University both offer modern student residential facilities. Private housing in larger cities is affordable and gives students more independence after the first year.
Vietnam does not have a large-scale government scholarship programme specifically for Indian MBBS students. Public universities like Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy occasionally offer partial fee waivers for strong applicants. Bilateral education agreements cover a small number of sponsored seats annually — we confirm current availability with the university directly before presenting it as an option.
Students also search for
These pages help students move from a country-level search into actual college comparison, fee planning, and next-step decisions.
Country guide, visa basics, student life, safety, and practical planning for Indian students.
See the full college list, fees, city filters, and college details before you apply.
Compare fee bands, total budget, and affordability before choosing colleges.
Fees, eligibility, and cost comparison to help you decide between Vietnam and Georgia.
Students Traffic
Once we understand your budget, NEET status, and university fit, we guide you through admission, visa, and departure support from start to finish.
Flight ticket
We book your travel to Vietnam
Student visa
Full visa application handled by us
Health insurance
Arranged before you depart
Document support
Apostille and ministry authentication handled
Admission support
3,000+ students have already trusted us with their overseas medical applications. Our team manages the full process, so you do not need to visit an office until it is time to board your flight.
Confirmed annual tuition
VND 131,890,000
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Fee structure
Important notes
Confirmed annual tuition
$5,000
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Fee structure
Important notes
Confirmed annual tuition
$5,500
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Fee structure
Important notes
Year 5 – Year 6
University application
Submitted directly on your behalf
Hostel booking
Accommodation sorted before arrival
Confirmed annual tuition
VND 131,890,000
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Fee structure
Important notes
Confirmed annual tuition
$5,000
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Fee structure
Important notes
Confirmed annual tuition
$5,500
per year
Programme length: 6 years
Fee structure
Important notes
Year 5 – Year 6
University application
Submitted directly on your behalf
Hostel booking
Accommodation sorted before arrival
