Eligibility Criteria for MBBS in Poland (for Indian Students)

According to the National Medical Commission (NMC) guidelines, the eligibility for MBBS admission in Poland is as follows:

• Passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.

• Scored a minimum of 50% in PCB for the general category and 40% for the reserved category in Class 12.

• The minimum age should be 17 years at the time of admission.

• The student must qualify for NEET and have a valid scorecard.

• Some universities may conduct an online entrance test or interview in Biology/Chemistry/English.

Process of MBBS Admission in Poland

Step 1 – Contact RM Group of Education for personalised counselling to select the best medical university in Poland.

Step 2 – Fill out the admission form of the selected Polish medical university and submit the required documents.

Step 3 – Appear for the university’s online entrance exam/interview (if required).

Step 4 – Receive the admission/offer letter from the university.

Step 5 – Apply for a Poland National (D-Type) Student Visa with the admission letter and required documents.

Step 6 – Pay the first-year tuition fees. Assistance is provided for education loans if required.

Step 7 – Prepare for departure and fly to Poland to begin your MBBS journey.

Documents Required for MBBS in Poland

• Filled-out Admission Form

• Scanned copy of Class 12 Marksheet & Pass Certificate

• Scanned copy of Class 10 Certificate

• NEET Scorecard

• Valid Passport (first and last page)

• Birth Certificate (in English)

• Medical Fitness Certificate

• Passport-size photographs

• Visa documents as per Polish Embassy requirements

Food and Accommodation Facility for Indian Students in Poland

Polish medical universities provide comfortable and affordable facilities for international students:

• Well-maintained university hostels with basic amenities like heating, water, electricity and internet.

• Rooms available on a double or triple sharing basis.

• Hostel rooms are furnished with beds, study tables, chairs, cupboards, pillows, and blankets.

• Access to common kitchen and laundry facilities.

• Availability of Indian mess and Indian restaurants in most student cities.

• Safe, student-friendly environment with modern infrastructure and public transport access.