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Faculty of Medicine Founded
EU-Standard Medical Degree
International Students
Eligibility Criteria
WHO/WDOMS Listed
The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Nis, founded on 18 May 1960, offers an English-medium MBBS program approved by NMC, WHO, FAIMER, and UNESCO. Located in southeastern Serbia, it provides strong clinical training through the University Clinical Centre of Nis.
University of Nis offers a compact, focused medical faculty with strong clinical exposure through the University Clinical Centre of Nis and a well-established English-medium MBBS program.
6 Years (Including Internship) — Comprehensive Medical Education
50% in PCB (40% for reserved category) — NEET Qualification Mandatory
Approx. €6,000 per year — European Standard at a Moderate Cost
Available for international students
Established in 1960, offering a focused and well-organized Faculty of Medicine
WHO, NMC, FAIMER Approved — Worldwide Acceptability of MBBS Degree
Clinical training through the University Clinical Centre of Nis
A historic southeastern Serbian city with an affordable cost of living
Entire MBBS program is taught in English
Studying MBBS in Serbia is a popular choice for international students, including those from India, due to its affordable tuition fees, high-quality education, and globally recognized degrees. Here’s an overview:
MBBS Program
6 Years Duration
Prepare these documents before starting your application
Duly filled admission application form
NEET scorecard and admit card
Valid passport (first & last page scanned copy)
Class 10th & 12th marksheets and pass certificates
6 passport-size photos (4.5cm × 3.5cm, white background)
Required by Serbia immigration authorities for the student visa.
Used for identity verification during enrolment
Demonstrates your ability to cover tuition and living costs
Aadhar, PAN, or Driving License (if passport not ready)
A structured, semester-wise curriculum designed to build strong medical knowledge and clinical skills.
| Fee Component | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 | Total (6 Years) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | €8,500 | €6,000 | €6,000 | €6,000 | €6,000 | €6,000 | €38,500 |
Fees are indicative and shown in USD, the currency the university prices in for international students. Year 6 (internship year) shown at the same tuition rate as Year 5. Hostel, visa, medical insurance, and annual charges are billed separately from Year 2 onward. Please confirm exact current figures with our counsellors or the university directly.
Follow this straightforward 5-step process to join the University of Nis
Submit academic documents as required by University of Nis and current Serbia authorities.
Issued after document verification by the university's admissions team.
As per University of Nis's published fee schedule.
Apply for your Serbia Student Visa using the admission letter.
Travel to Nis ahead of the October intake for registration and orientation.
Make Your Dream to Study in Serbia
University of Nis Faculty of Medicine was founded in 1960 and offers an EU-standard MBBS degree approved by WHO and NMC.
Yes, NEET qualification is mandatory for all Indian applicants seeking MBBS admission under NMC regulations.
The total cost for the full 6-year MBBS program is approximately €36,000, based on the current tuition rate.
The MBBS program at Impuls Medical Institute is taught entirely in English for international students.
The main intake takes place in September each year, aligned with the standard academic calendar.
No, IELTS or TOEFL is not required for Indian students applying through the NEET pathway.
Yes — via NEET-PG in India after FMGE/NExT and CRMI completion, or via residency/further study within Russia or internationally (USMLE/PLAB pathways).
Yes, graduates can pursue postgraduate studies via NEET-PG in India, or through residency programs abroad.
Yes, University of Nis provides hostel accommodation for international students.
MBBS at University of Nis is taught entirely in English, with additional Serbian-language classes to support clinical interaction with local patients during the later years.
