Admission Process | MBBS Education Orbit Fly

Step by Step

Your 6-Step Journey to Russia

The entire process from enquiry to departure takes 30–45 days. We handle 90% of the work — you just provide documents.

Step 1 — Day 1–3

Free Counselling & Eligibility Check

Contact us via phone, WhatsApp, or the form below. Our counsellor reviews your Class 12 marks, NEET score, budget, and preferences to confirm eligibility and shortlist 2–3 universities best suited for you.

Free of Cost Same Day Response

Step 2 — Day 4–7

Application & Document Submission

You submit your documents (Class 10 & 12 marksheets, passport, NEET scorecard, photographs). We fill and submit the university application form on your behalf and handle HRD apostille attestation of all documents.

We fill the form Apostille handled

Step 3 — Day 8–14

Offer Letter & Invitation Letter

The university issues an official Offer Letter within 5–7 working days. We then apply for the official Invitation Letter (Form 1B) from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs — required for student visa application.

5–7 working days Ministry certified

Step 4 — Day 15–25

Student Visa Application

With the Invitation Letter in hand, we guide you through the visa application at the Russian Embassy, New Delhi (or nearest consulate). We prepare the complete visa dossier — application form, medical reports, photos, fee. Student visa is typically issued within 5–10 working days.

D-Type student visa ~10 days processing

Step 5 — Day 26–35

Flight Booking & Pre-Departure

We book the most affordable direct or connecting flight to your university city. A detailed pre-departure orientation covers what to pack, Russian weather, currency, cultural tips, hostel check-in, and the first-week schedule at university.

Best fare guarantee Orientation session

Step 6 — Day 36–45

Arrival & University Enrolment

Our representative picks you up from the airport and takes you directly to the hostel. Within the first 3 days, we help complete registration at the university, open a bank account, activate a local SIM, and get you settled before classes begin.

Airport pickup included Complete settlement help

Cost Breakdown

Total Cost of Admission

One-time charges at the time of admission (in addition to annual tuition)

One-Time Admission Costs

University Registration Fee ₹ 20,000 – 30,000

Document Apostille & Translation ₹ 25,000 – 30,000

Invitation Letter Processing ₹ 15,000 – 20,000

Russian Student Visa Fee ₹ 20,000 – 30,000

Medical Tests (HIV, fitness) ₹ 25,000 – 30,000

Flight Ticket (India → Russia) ₹ 30,000 – 45,000

Total Admission Costs ₹ 83,000 – 1,45,000

Annual Recurring Costs

Tuition Fee₹ 3.5L – 5.0L

Hostel / Accommodation₹ 0.70L – 1.0L

Food & Groceries₹ 0.60L – 0.80L

Transport & Utilities₹ 0.15L – 0.20L

Annual Total₹ 5.0L – 7.0L

Total 6-Year Cost

₹ 31L – 43L

Complete cost including all one-time + recurring expenses for the full 6-year MBBS programme

Compare this with ₹80L–1.5Cr at Indian private medical colleges. Russia saves your family over ₹50–100 Lakhs.

Important Dates

Admission Calendar 2026–27

April – May

Applications Open

Begin enquiry and document preparation after Class 12 exams

June – July

Applications Deadline

Submit documents and confirm university before seats fill up

August

Visa Processing

Invitation letter received; student visa applied and obtained

September

Classes Begin

Fly to Russia, settle in, and start your first MBBS semester

Exact dates vary by university. Contact us early to secure your seat — popular universities fill by June.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. As per NMC (National Medical Commission) regulations effective 2020, Indian students must have a valid NEET qualifying score to gain admission to any foreign medical university and to appear for the FMGE/NExT screening exam after returning to India. However, there is no NEET cut-off rank requirement — you only need a qualifying score.

Yes, provided the university is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools and recognised by the NMC (formerly MCI). All our 9 partner universities meet this requirement. After completing MBBS, you must clear FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) or the upcoming NExT exam to register with NMC and practise in India.

The complete process from your first enquiry to your departure to Russia typically takes 30–45 days. This includes document preparation, university application, offer letter, invitation letter, visa processing, and flight booking. We recommend starting the process by April–May to ensure a September intake.

All our partner universities offer MBBS programmes entirely in English — lectures, practicals, clinical rotations, and examinations. You do not need to know Russian at the time of admission. However, you will learn basic Russian during a mandatory Russian language module in the first year, which is useful for communication with patients during clinical rotations.

All our partner universities provide university-managed, fully-secured hostels on or near campus. Facilities include 24/7 security, CCTV surveillance, Indian wardens, common kitchens where students can cook Indian food, Wi-Fi, and study rooms. Many hostels have a dedicated Indian Student Association that helps newcomers settle in quickly.

Living costs are very affordable compared to India's metro cities. On average, Indian students spend ₹60,000–80,000 per year on food (Indian grocery stores are available in most cities), ₹15,000–20,000 on transport, and ₹5,000–10,000 on personal expenses. University hostel charges are ₹70,000–1,00,000 per year. Total living cost: ₹1.5L–2.1L per year.

Russian student visas (D-type) generally do not permit paid employment. However, some universities allow students to work within the university campus as teaching assistants or in the library. We recommend focusing entirely on studies, especially in the first 3 years which are academically intensive.

The national FMGE pass rate averages 15–25%. However, students from NMC-recognised Russian universities with dedicated FMGE preparation achieve significantly higher rates. We provide structured FMGE coaching starting from Year 4, including a question bank, mock tests, and mentoring from doctors who cleared FMGE after studying in Russia. Our students consistently outperform the national average.

Yes, Russian universities allow students to appear for re-examination (supplementary exams) if they fail a subject. If a student fails in multiple subjects, they may be required to repeat the academic year. We advise students to take academics seriously and connect with our counsellors early if they face academic difficulties. We provide academic guidance and connect struggling students with senior tutors.

Our counselling and eligibility check are completely free. We charge a one-time service fee that covers complete document handling, university application, invitation letter processing, visa guidance, flight booking assistance, and airport pickup coordination. The service fee is transparent and disclosed upfront before any commitment. Contact us for the current fee structure — there are no hidden charges.

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