What are the English language requirements for MBBS programs in the UK, specifically regarding the IELTS exam?
Generally, yes, you’ll almost certainly need to prove your English language proficiency, and the IELTS is the most commonly accepted test by UK medical schools. It’s pretty much the standard for international students.
Okay, so IELTS is likely. Are there any other tests they accept, or is it strictly IELTS?
Some universities might accept other tests, like the TOEFL or OET (Occupational English Test), but it’s really on a case-by-case basis. It’s best to check the specific requirements of each medical school you’re interested in. Don’t assume they all accept the same tests.
Got it, check each university individually. What kind of IELTS score do they usually require for MBBS programs?
The typical requirement is a minimum overall score of 7.0, and often with a minimum of 7.0 in each individual component (listening, reading, writing, and speaking). Some universities might even have slightly higher requirements, especially the more competitive ones.
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Germany’s 2025 study visa rules are evolving, but always verify details on official sources like the German Federal Foreign Office or the German embassy in your country.
- Financial Requirement: Likely €11,208/year (€934/month) in a blocked account, but this may change—confirm officially.
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