Is a Medical Degree from Orenburg State Medical University recognized?

Yes, the medical degree from Orenburg State Medical University is recognised by various bodies like ECFMG, FAIMER and WDOMS and approved by the medical councils of many countries like India, Canada, Australia, etc.

Is the MBBS in Orenburg State Medical University in English?

Yes, in Orenburg State Medical University, you can choose to study MBBS in English language. However, since Russian is the ative language, the basics of it are taught to the international students to help them in their clinical rotations.

How many faculties are there in Orenburg State Medical University?

There are around 47 departments in the university and for the medical faculty there are 8 major departments. These departments are teamed by approximately 300 well qualified and well-trained teachers.

What is the student-teacher ratio in the classroom?

The university maintains that there is a teacher per 7 students to support the student-centric learning in its classrooms.

How can I apply for admission to the University?

In order to apply for the MBBS program in the university, if the student fulfills the eligibility can visit the official website and register themselves there. The student will then be with a university representative who will help in the further process.

Indian Students Departed For OrSMU

Hundreds of Indian students have started their journey to join the Orenburg State Medical University for their medical studies in the academic session 2022-23. The recent batch of Indian medical students boarded their flights on 27th October 2022.

The batch had earlier reported to the Delhi head office of Rus Education, the administrative partner of OrSMU to complete all their official documentations and other formalities after which they arrived at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi where they bid their goodbyes to their friends and family.

We hope the students have a safe journey while we get ready to welcome them at the university campus.

Indian Students Got On-Board To Join OrSMU