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Trinity School of Medicine

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MBBS IN USA

MBBS in USA – MBBS Admission in USA Details
Are you looking to do your MBBS abroad? Well then how about studying MBBS in USA? We provide MBBS admission in USA for Indian students. We will help you go through the different medical colleges in USA and choose the right school for you. Getting an MBBS degree from USA is no joke and it has high value wherever you go. If you truly dream about studying MBBS in America then you are in safe hands with us.
Are you a medical aspirant looking to do your MBBS in America? Here is everything you need to know!
Why Study MBBS in USA?
Globally Recognized Medical Degree
The American medical degree is recognized in every country and is also listed by the World Health Organization. The Medical Council of India allows MBBS graduates from America to practice medicine in India without having to go through the MCI Screening Test.
Affordable
An MBBS student in America is paid around USD 3,500 to USD 5,500 during their residency. So basically the American MBBS fee is earned back at PG level. This in turn makes the MBBS fee structure in America much cheaper than fees in India.
NORI Certificate
The government of India will not issue the NORI (No Obligation to Return to India) Certificate if a student does his MBBS in India and his MD in America. Therefore it is better to begin MBBS course in America at a UG level.
Prestigious Hospitals for Internship
The hospitals that are affiliated to the medical colleges in America are of the highest quality and use some of the most modern and advanced medical instruments. The staff in these hospitals are the best in their field and provide the best education to the students and healthcare to the patients.
High Quality Education
The MBBS universities in America provide very high quality education. The colleges are staffed with globally acclaimed teachers who are specially trained to deal with international students. The syllabus concentrates more on actual learning rather than rote learning. The students face a lot less stress and are able to study in a freer environment. Students graduating from medical schools in USA are more likely to succeed than students graduating from any other country.
 Multi-faceted Country
The country consists of many ethnicities and cultures. It has food and culture from all over the world. Any international student can feel right at home in America. Also the country has a lot of heritage of its own making it a haven for tourists.
Good Accommodation
The medical schools in America provide separate hostels for international students and also have a wide variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. International students have nothing to fear when it comes to living in America.

Advantages of studying MBBS in USA
·         No capitation fees in required to study MBBS in America.
·         The average salary of a doctor in USA is USD 200,000.
·         The MBBS duration in USA matches that of India.
·         MCI allows graduates from America to practise without going through any licensing exams.
·         The quality of education is very high and the degree is globally acclaimed.
·         Prestigious hospitals for internships.
·         High scope of employment.
·         Vast opportunity for research.

American University of Antigua mbbs in usa

American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine is an innovative medical school dedicated to providing a learner-centric education of the highest quality, granting opportunities to underrepresented minorities, fostering a diverse academic community, and ensuring that its graduates develop the skills and attitudes of lifelong learning, compassion, and professionalism. We also provide students who would otherwise be unable to receive a medical education with the tools to become successful physicians.
AUA was founded with the commitment to support underserved communities and address the impending physician shortage with an emphasis on primary care. As such, the University recognizes its social responsibility to advance the field of medicine and lead the next generation of physicians and healthcare professionals to respond to global healthcare needs.
American University of Antigua

2004
• AUA is founded with an inaugural class of nine students.
2005
• The Center for Tropical Diseases, established within the university to research and fight infectious diseases in developing countries, receives a grant from the British High Commission.
2006
• AUA becomes one of a handful of international medical schools to receive New York State Education Department approval for clinical clerkships and residency training in that state.
• The first White Coat Ceremony welcomes 65 students into the Basic Sciences program.
2007
• The 17-acre, state-of-the-art campus makes its groundbreaking debut.
• The Mayo Clinic teams with AUA College of Medicine to establish the first Emergency Medical Training Center in the Caribbean.
• The prime minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh; the prime minister of Antigua, the Honorable Baldwin Spencer, and AUA President and Founder Neal Simon, all meet in New Delhi. Prime Minister Singh voices his support of AUA, Kasturba Medical College, and global medical education.
2008
• Manipal University and AUA unite: their unique partnership ensures that AUA will provide opportunities in global medical education and research.
• Students hold the first Freedom Fest at AUA, celebrating diversity in medical education and raising thousands of dollars for local charities.
• AUA and the Rotary Club of Antigua, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Alexandria, VA, conduct the Breast Cancer Awareness and Screening Project in Antigua.
2009
• Mount St. John’s Medical Centre and AUA form an affiliation, giving students early hands-on clinical training.
• The U.S. Naval Ship Comfort arrives in Antigua and teams up with AUA faculty and students to provide training and care as part of its four-month humanitarian and civic assistance mission in the Caribbean.
• New campus opens with a multistory library, high-speed Wi-Fi, high-tech labs, and more, making it the most modern campus in the Caribbean.
2010
• AUA adopts the two-semester academic year calendar, officially mirroring the U.S. medical school schedule.
• Harvey®, the most advanced cardiopulmonary patient simulator, is installed in the high-tech clinical skills lab, augmenting the clinical experience of AUA students.
• AUA graduates first class – more than 100 new physicians.
2011
• AUA is recognized by the Medical Board of California, allowing students to attend clinical clerkships at California teaching hospitals and graduates to apply for residency training and medical licensure in the state. The medical board praised AUA for its state-of-the-art facilities, its U.S.-modeled curriculum, and its exceptional faculty and students.
• Educational Enhancement Department (EED) is founded, dedicating itself to improving the academic outcomes for AUA students.
• AUA alumnus Dr. Jasmine Marcelin secures an Internal Medicine residency at the Mayo Clinic.
2012
• AUA is provisionally accredited by the Caribbean Accreditation Authority for Education in Medicine and other Health Professions (CAAM-HP).
• Congressman Elijah Cummings praises AUA in his keynote speech at the commencement ceremony.
• AUA hosts first annual Women’s Health Day on campus.
• Campus expansion begins.
2013
• AUA breaks ground on campus expansion, expanding the campus to more than 27 acres.
• AUA signs landmark agreement with Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, permitting qualified AUA students to complete all their core clinical rotations in one location.
• AUA partners with Urbana University, creating the first online Healthcare MBA program designed specifically for aspiring MDs.
• AUA sponsors the Tinman Rohr Triathlon in Antigua in honor of the late Jonathan Rohr, an AUA student and triathlete.
• AUA launches Healthy Perspectives, a health TV series hosted by AUA faculty member Vernon Solomon.
• AUA graduates its largest class, of more than 300 students; many of them begin prestigious residencies located throughout the U.S. and Canada.
2014
• AUA Health Clinic opens on campus, serving students, faculty, and staff.
• AUA is approved by the Canadian Ministry of Education, allowing eligible students to receive Canadian federal loans, provincial loans, and federal grants.
• AUA is approved to offer clinical clerkships in Florida by the Commission for Independent Education of the Florida Department of Education (DOE). This is in addition to our recognition from the Medical Board of California (MBC) and approval by the New York State Education Department (NYSED). AUA is now one of only three Caribbean medical schools with approval from the Florida DOE and NYSED, recognition from the MBC, and accreditation from CAAM-HP
• AUA is accredited by CAAM-HP.
• Nobel Laureate, Dr. Harald zur Hausen visits AUA on Research Day and delivers the keynote address  entitled, “Identification of Infectious Agents in Human Cancers.” The virologist received his 2008 Nobel Prize for discovering the causal link between human papilloma viruses and cervical cancer.
2015
• AUA College of Medicine is approved to participate in the U.S. Federal Direct Loan Program.
• AUA is recognized by the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) as the leader in international medical education – the only medical school to receive this “preferred” status and recognition.
• President Neal Simon is appointed Ambassador-at-Large for Antigua and Barbuda.
• AUA signs articulation agreements with Royal Crown College (Toronto, ON) and the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
2016
• The Advisory Board, composed of distinguished physicians, public servants, and educators, holds its first meeting to guide administrators and faculty in fulfilling AUA’s mission.
• AUA joins the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI), a higher education consortium created to further the goals and principles through research and activities that foster a shared culture of intellectual responsibility.
• AUA partners with GEMx, a global partnership for educational exchange in medicine and the health professions.
• In a landmark agreement that makes it possible to complete Basic Sciences at a top Caribbean medical school and complete clinical rotations in the United States, AUA partners with Florida International University to offer the Global Health MD program. The curriculum focuses on the social determinants of health, preparing students for careers as physicians in a newly globalized world that has left its mark on the field of medicine and the communities in which it is practiced.
• AUA’s Emergency Medicine Training Center (EMTC) faculty train first responders at Rajasthan University of Health Sciences in Jaipur, India, and Rabindra Nath Tagore (RNT) College of Medical Sciences in Udaipur Rajasthan, India, in First Aid, CPR, and Advanced Life Support Training.

TUITION AND FEES INFORMATION

EFFECTIVE JULY/AUGUST
SemesterTuition*FeesTotal
Basic Sciences semester 1$18,950$1,550$20,500
Basic Sciences semester 2$18,950$435$19,385
Basic Sciences semester 3$18,950$390$19,340
Basic Sciences semester 4$18,950$640$19,590
Basic Sciences semester 5 (BSIC)$18,950$315$19,265
Clinical Sciences 6$19,550$150$19,700
Clinical Sciences 7$19,550$150$19,700
Clinical Sciences 8$19,550$150$19,700
Clinical Sciences 9$19,550$150$19,700
Clinical Sciences 10$19,550$150$19,700
FIU Clinical Clerkship Certificate Program tuition semesters 6-10 is $23,000 per 15 weeks. Tuition will be prorated for any rotation of a different duration.
FIU/AUA Global Program tuition carries a $2,000 surcharge for semesters 1 through 5. Global MD students pay an extra $90 for the E-book fee.
*Fees
DescriptionAmountSemester
Basic Life Support Fee$75BASIC 1
ECG Comp Level 1-2 Fee$35BASIC 1
Pre-Advance Cardio Life Support Fee$45BASIC 2
Comp Shelf Testing Fee$165BASIC 2, 3, 4, & BSIC
Advance Cardio Life Support Fee$250BASIC 4
Student Services Fee$75BASIC 1-4
Technology Fee$150ALL SEMESTERS
E-Book Fee (for Global MD students)$1,305BASIC 1
E-Book Fee (for Non-Global MD students)$1,215BASIC 1
 Health Insurance
Semi-Annual Premium (Aug 1 and Feb 1)$860
Health Insurance
All AUA/AICASA students are required to have health insurance while actively enrolled.  AUA/AICASA provides students with a limited benefit injury and sickness plan administered by United Health Care (UHC).  Semi-annual premiums are $860.
Students are not required to purchase AUA/AICASA UHC health insurance, and may choose to opt out in favor of Outside Coverage. Outside Coverage is defined as a policy purchased separately, by the student, transacted directly with the student’s insurance carrier, not AUA/AICASA.
Students choosing to opt out of AUA/AICASA provided UHC health insurance in favor of Outside Coverage must now submit a Proof of Insurance Evaluation form  in order to be approved for an insurance waiver.  Scanned copies of insurance ID cards are NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE as proof of Outside Coverage.
The NEW Proof of Insurance Evaluation form calls for students to affirm minimum benefits as specified on the form through their agent or directly with their insurance carrier (Official Certificates of insurance are acceptable – ask your agent/carrier). For the initial rollout of the NEW POLICY, Proof of Insurance Evaluation forms should be submitted by 8/31/2017. Subsequent due dates for submitting annual Proof of Insurance Evaluation form updates will be published via email and/or student portal alerts in advance of deadlines.
IMPORTANT: STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE IN ANTIGUA (BAS1 THROUGH BAS5) WHO OPT OUT OF UNIVERSITY PROVIDED (UHC) ACCIDENT/SICKNESS COVERAGE WILL BE REQUIRED TO PURCHASE REPATRIATION/MEDICAL EVACUATION COVERAGE THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY AND UHC.  ANNUAL PREMIUM – $148 – NO EXCEPTIONS AND NO PRO-RATING.
Housing and Housing Damages Deposit
New students are required to live in student housing for one semester and must pay a $1,000 housing damages deposit (HDD). Both rent and HDD are due prior to the start of classes along with all other charges for tuition and fees per due dates specified on student tuition billing statements and in billing emails sent 5 to 6 weeks before the start of a new term. The HDD will be held until the first semester housing obligation is met. At the end of the lease — after the student has moved out, the apartment has been inspected, and appropriate loss and damage charges have been posted — the HDD will be credited back to the student’s account.
University Refund Policy
Refunds are given for tuition and academically related fees, only when students officially withdraw and a credit balance condition results from the appropriate tuition adjustment. Refunds are not given for leaves of absence. Official withdrawal forms can be obtained from the campus registrar’s office. Clinical students should contact the New York registrar for the proper forms.Tuition credit adjustments will be given according to the following:
• Official withdrawal prior to the first day of class – Credit adjustment for 100% of tuition.
• Official withdrawal after the start of classes — Prorated credit adjustment for tuition based on the percent of time not attended after the official date of withdrawal.  There will be no tuition credits after 60% of the semester has passed. 
Other Information
Estimated food and entertainment expenses — $2,500  per semester.Bus service (from the seven housing options to the AUA campus) — $450 per semester.Temporary (10 ride) bus passes are available in the Campus Bursar office.Campus parking permit — $150 per semester.Required textbooks and clinical attire (lab jackets, scrubs, and patient exam kits) may be purchased through the University bookstore, or from other sources.
*Tuition and fees are subject to change as deemed appropriate by the Executive Committee.

Spartan Health Sciences University, School of Medicine

Spartan Health Sciences University School of Medicine

Spartan Health Sciences University, School of Medicine, an independent medical institution was established on January 7, 1980. 
Spartan Health and Science University is one of the oldest available university teaching MBBS to prepare you for USA at Caribbean Islands. Established since last 36 years at St. Lucia Islands, it has the highest accreditation including CAAM-HP (which very few universities have). The success ratio for the much sought after residency in USA from Spartan Health and Science University is more than 85% for USMLE 1 exam.
·         Over 35 years of experience in medical education
·         Highly Qualified and Dedicated Faculty
·         Student-to-student academic assistance
·         One-to-one, Professor – student assistance
·         A very diverse student population
·         A peaceful, tranquil and secure learning environment.

MISSION
  • To advance understanding of health and illness in the community, workplace and family;
  • To design innovative interventions to promote health and prevent disease;
To inculcate knowledge in the community for advancement of health
The primary objective of the University is to provide qualified students with the opportunity to fulfill their lifelong ambition of serving humanity with medical education, prolongation of human life through medical care, and research.
The University strives hard to attain a high standard of education with affordable tuition fees ever since its inception. This does not in any way compromise the standard of medical education offered by this institution.
Charter & Accreditation
Spartan Health Sciences University, School of Medicine is an independent medical institution established on January 7, 1980.
The Government of St Lucia has chartered and licensed the University. It is also accredited by the Monitoring Committee appointed by the Government of St. Lucia to oversee Spartan's standards are comparable to those set by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education as required by the Department of Education in the United States.
The University is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, published by the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland. Spartan is also in the International Medical Education DIrectory (IMED), maintained by the Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER) of Education Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) of U.S.A.
Faculty and students at Spartan will satisfy local standards set by the St Lucia Medical Council by way of qualifications, experience and competence to function appropriately within the country's hospitals and health centers.

WHY SPARTAN IS RECOMMENDED FOR INDIAN STUDENTS.
Many smaller universities would put you in trouble over such important issues. There are few very low-quality universities in Granada (Only 2% success ratio for Residency) and Belize Islands (World’s highest crime recorded here, check Google before finalizing these dangerous locations!) which you must avoid going. Of course, there are far superior universities as well such as Ross Medical University / AUCMED at St Marteen or even AUA at Antigua Islands (Owned and managed by Manipal University of India). However, these top ranked US programs costs more than Rs. 1.50 crore only towards the tuition fees! The student to faculty ratio is maintained at 20:1 at Spartan health and Science university, St Lucia as per USMLE specification to ensure high teaching standards and superb reputation among the US hospitals to get maximum calls for residency!
Currently, more than 100 Indian happy and hard working students from different parts of India are placed by RUDRAM studying at Spartan Health and Science University with an aim to do MBBS in USA. RUDRAM can connect you with them or connect your parents with their parents for transparent understanding and your clarity on road map to your MBBS in USA program.
Spartan Health and Science University supports a high-quality education for USMLE – 1 preparation. It offers a smooth transition for US based hospitals for Clinical Rotation. Lastly, Residency to do MBBS in USA right up to PG level to become MD / MS is done with high match score.

Why Spartan ?
Spartan HSU is managed by an Indian administration headed by Dr Addagadda Chandrasekar Roa, a renowned Senior Surgeon practicing in New York, USA for over 40 years. Dr Rao has been the Chairperson of some of the Top Super Speciality Hospitals that offer the PG Residency Programs in the US. Spartan offers scholarships for deserving students from India, enabling them access to quality medical education at an affordable cost.
  • SHSU is one of the oldest Offshore Medical Schools in the Caribbean, established in January 1980 by Harvard trained Dr Manuel Hernandez
  • One of the Very few institutions in the Caribbean to be Accredited by CAAM –HP, a compulsory requirement for recognition for practice in Caribbean / India / USA (As per NCFMEA & ECFMG regulations
  • Approved and listed with WHO, MCI, WDOMS, ECFMG and FAIMER IMED – USA, MCC – Canada, GMC – UK, etc
  • Over 2200 graduates passed out and are practicing in USA, Canada, India and many other countries
  • Active Student bodies like
    • AMSA – American Medical Student Association
    • SGA – Student Government Association
    • CHARCOS - The Community Health & Research Center of Spartan, etc
  • High Success Rate in USMLE, MCCQE (Canada), MCI FMG Screening Test, etc
  • Spartan’s students have a high acceptance rate into residency programs at major US hospitals in multiple spots
  • Spartan Students gain clinical and hospital exposure right from the first trimester through medical camps and hospital visits in St Lucia
  • Small Class sizes, supporting One to One Student – Faculty interaction
  • Fully Accredited by The St Lucia Medical Schools Accreditation and Monitoring Committee set by the Government of St Lucia.
  • Well equipped On Campus - Sports and Gymnasium facilities to ensure Physical and Mental Health of the students
  • Fully equipped Library from Open from Dawn to Midnight everyday
  • Free Transport Facility for students available from Dawn to Midnight
  • President of the University, Dr Addagada C Rao, MBBS, MD, FACS. is a graduate of Guntur Medical College, Andhra Pradesh and has been practicing as a Surgeon in USA for over 40 Years. He had served as the President and Chairperson of prestigious hospitals in the New York, US and has extensive experience training numerous Resident Doctors
  • Many Indian Students already enrolled and are in different stages of the program / graduated
  • Exclusive Hostels for Indian students – Separate for Boys and Girls, located in proximity to Senior Staff residences
  • South Indian and North Indian food served for Indian students by professionally qualified Resident Chefs from India
  • Many cultural activities and Indian festivals are celebrated periodically

Complete your Medical education abroad in Beautiful St.Lucia
Program
Spartan Health Sciences University, School of Medicine offers a five-year (40 calendar months) academic program leading to the Doctor of Medicine degree (M.D.), and is taught on a trimester (four months) schedule.
The curriculum of the University's Doctor of Medicine degree program encompasses a comprehensive course of Basic Sciences, Pre-clinical, bridging curriculum and Clinical Sciences that is five (5) academic years. The trimester period commences in January, May, and September of each year. A student may elect to enter in any one of the three (3) trimesters.
To provide the best possible medical education to the students, the curriculum is under continuous review by the Deans of Basic and Clinical Sciences in conjunction with the faculty, consultants, and Board of Trustees.
The five trimesters of the Basic Science program is an integrated presentation of the following:
  • Basic medical sciences include Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Behavioral Sciences, Pharmacology, and Pathology.
  • Pre- clinical didactics include General Introduction to Medicine and Physical Diagnosis. Didactic lectures in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Obstetrics/Gynecology and Surgery.
  • A bridging curriculum is introduced for integration of Basic Sciences into Clinical Sciences.
The Clinical Science program consist of five (5) trimesters and is committed to broad exposure in the major clinical disciplines of Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Psychiatry.
The Bridging Curriculum consists of series of problem solving exercises and clinical case studies, some in small groups settings, intertwined with the Basic Sciences and Introduction to clinical sciences. Students will apply acquired basic science knowledge to pre- clinical science topics using critical decision making techniques. They will also engage in a sequential process involving:
  • Acquisition and presentation of medical knowledge
  • Data Interpretation
  • Problem Analysis
  • Guided and self-directed learning activities
  • Application of New Knowledge
All students are required to demonstrate competency in the basic medical sciences before being permitted to begin clinical rotations. Competency is assessed from the University administered and required Comprehensive Exit Examination at the end of Basic Sciences program and passing the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1.
No student will be eligible for graduation until all academic requirements and financial obligations to the University have been fulfilled.

COST OF STUDY – MBBS in USA Fees Structure

The overall cost to study MBBS in USA is mentioned in the table given below in USD:
 IN USD
First 16 Months 
Year-2
Year-3
Year-4
Year-5
TOTAL (USD)
STAGE

(4 TRIMESTERS)
(5 TRIMESTERS)
(5 TRIMESTERS)
Tuition Fee
17,000
18,750
12,500
21,000
21,000
90,250
Max Scholarship
6,800
7,500
5,000
0
0
19,300
Tuition Fees After Scholarship
10,200
11,250
7,500
21,000
21,000
70,950
Hostel
3,600
3,600
3,600
3,600
3,600
18,000
Living Cost incl. Food
2,400
2,400
2,400
2,400
2,400
12,000
Others*
1,800
1,000
4,800
4,800
4,800
17,200
TOTAL
18,000
18,250
18,300
31,800
31,800
118,150

The overall cost to study MBBS in USA is mentioned in the table given below in Rupees:

 Fees in INR
First 16 Months
Year-2
Year-3
Year-4
Year-5
TOTAL
STAGE
PRE-MEDICAL
BASIC SCIENCE 
CLINICAL ROTATION 

(4 TRIMESTERS)
(5 TRIMESTERS)
(5 TRIMESTERS)
Tuition Fee
1,122,000
1,237,500
825,000
1,386,000
1,386,000
5,956,500
Max Scholarship
448,800
495,000
330,000
0
0
1,273,800
Tuition Fees After Scholarship
673,200
742,500
495,000
1,386,000
1,386,000
4,682,700
Hostel
237,600
237,600
237,600
237,600
237,600
1,188,000
Living Cost incl. Food
158,400
158,400
158,400
158,400
158,400
792,000
Others*
118,800
66,000
316,800
316,800
316,800
1,135,200
TOTAL
1,188,000
1,204,500
1,207,800
2,098,800
2,098,800
7,797,900
FINAL COST FOR 5 YEARS INCLUDING FEES + ACCOMMODATION + FOOD + LIVING + OTHERS


To understand the cost break up clearly, you must know the cost per trimester. During pre-medical, the cost is USD 4,250 (4 Trimesters). During basic Science, the fees structure is USD 6,250 (5 trimesters). The cost of Clinical rotation (5 Trimesters) is USD 10,500 in USA and in India / Caribbean Island it varies right up to USD 7,000. You can do 3 trimesters in the Caribbean while pursue minimum 2 trimesters in USA.

The total tuition fees to study MD / MS in USA at Spartan Health and Science University would be USD 90,250 for 5.5 years of MD program (Bachelor level). However, there is Scholarship up to 40% (USD 19,300) being allotted to various students based on Merit and Need. Most of the students who apply early (Before the Scholarship dries out) in this university can pursue MBBS in USA with the offered scholarship (Maximum amount of Rs. 12,60,000). The private colleges in India have raised their fee structure to almost Rs. 13 Lacs per year on average. Accordingly, the cost to study in Indian private medical colleges has become more expensive than to study MBBS in USA. The difference is the roadmap in USA is right up to PG and not limited to bachelor level!


HOW TO GET THE SCHOLARSHIP 2017.

The university is offering a limited scholarship for Indian students after 12th to pursue MBBS in USA. The students tend to save around Rs. 12.50 Lacs if they apply within the time frame and are eligible for the same. The eligibility for scholarships for MBBS students is based on Merit and need. The application can be done to the university through our website. However, before you apply for the scholarship to study MBBS in USA, you need to ensure that the balance money is available with you or you are eligible for an education loan.  

PAYMENT SCHEDULE TO STUDY MBBS IN USA.


  1. The tuition fees will now be required to be paid on annual basis for the first 3 years program.
  2. In case the student opts for the University provided hostel and food facilities, the payment shall be on annual basis. Alternatively, many students opt for the independent apartments (on shared basis) and self-cooking option. This option reduces the cost greatly. In the case of this alternative, the payments are generally for every trimester basis.
  3. During Clinical Rotation, you would be allowed to pay the fees in 5 installments.
  4. The expenses for returning to India during vacation period would be at your cost separately. Generally, the route taken on your vacation return path is with Transit Visa through Paris / London so as to get more stamps on your passport helping you get B1 Visa during Clinical Rotation.
The current affiliation of Spartan Health and Science University within USA is at various teaching hospitals as given above for conducting 2 years of Clinical Rotation. These are considered to be few of the finest 2 years clerkship / Clinical Rotation possible for completing Bachelor level of MBBS in USA after 12th in India. Further, the teaching hospital in Phoenix, Arizona is being finalized for Clinical Rotation with Visa issuance guarantee under B1 category to ensure the completion of the program exactly as per the initial plan.

ELIGIBILITY:

Indian students having lower academic such as 60% in PCB can apply to this university. The Indian students wishing to go for high quality and lower cost MBBS in USA with Scholarship choose Spartan Health and Science University. Even students with 50% in PCB group may apply and secure the admission here through RUDRAM EDUCATION without any Scholarship however, it is advised that lower % students may choose other countries such as MBBS in Russia or MBBS in Ukraine as their preferred countries.

ADMISSION PROCESS

The process of application has been simplified for the Indian students by RUDRAM EDUCATION for Trinity School of Medicine. The MBBS admission process is very simple here and is available ON LINE. The only thing that you must take care is the timing of the application. If you apply within the specified time, there is absolutely no problem to complete the admission process and depart by 10th  September to study MBBS in Caribbean. The On-line and direct admission system ensures complete transparency for the Indian students applying to study MBBS in USA with Scholarship.   RUDRAM EDUCATION provides a completely hassle-free admission to MBBS in USA for Indian students!
  1. Scan all your documents and store it in a folder on your PC
  2. Click on “Apply Now” button
  3. Start filling up information on Step 1 (Personal details) & Step – 2 (Academic details)
  4. Upload all your documents including RUDRAM EDUCATION Registration Form (Giving RUDRAM EDUCATION service fees)
  5. Payment stage – Pay only University Application Fees – On-Line or NEFT (Check bank account in RUDRAM EDUCATION Registration Forms)
  6. You will receive a login & password in your e-mail.
  7. On your left side of the screen, you can see a “Student Login” icon. Click on this and use your login & password to edit, update your documents.

 

 

LIST OF DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED.

At the time of Application:
  1. 10/11/12th Marksheets.
  2. College Application Form
  3. Identity proof such as Aadhar Card / Passport copy if available.
  4. RUDRAM EDUCATION registration Form.
  5. Digital Photograph.
After personal interview:
  1. 4 Letter of Recommendation.
  2. Statement Of Purpose  .
  3. University application & Scholarship form.
  4. Copy of Passport, if not submitted in the first phase.