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Country Bangladesh Belarus China Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Particulars/ Country Bangladesh Belarus China Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Nepal Philippines Russia Ukraine Geographic Area South Western Eastern Europe & Southern Asia Eastern Europe Eastern Asia Central Asia Central Asia Southern Asia South Eastern Asia Eastern Europe Reference Asia Northern Asia Population 164,669,751 9,527,543 1,409,517,397 3,912,061 18,744,548 6,045,117 29,304,998 104,918,090 142,122,776 43,952,299 Area 148,460 207,600 9,596,960 69,700 2,724,900 199,951 147,181 300,000 17,098,242 603,550 -10°C to 30°C Average Temperature 13°C to 33°C -7°C to 24°C Southern China: -1°C to 31°C -18°C to 27°C -7°C to 32°C 2°C to 29°C 24°C to 34°C -10°C to 24°C -6°C to 26°C 10°C to 33°C Capital City Dhaka Minsk Beijing Tbilisi Astana Bishkek Kathmandu Manila Moscow Kyiv (Kiev) Belarusian Ruble Renminbi Yuan Georgian Lari Kazakhstani Tenge Nepalese Rupees Philippine Pesos Russian Rubbles Ukrainian Hryvnia Currency Taka (BDT) Soms (KGS) (BYR) (RMB) (GEL) (KZT) (NPR) (PHP) (RUB) (UAH) Orthodox Christian Orthodox Christian Major Ethnic Group Muslim (89.1%) Buddhist (18.2%) Muslim (70.2%) Muslim (75%) Hindu (81.3%) Catholic (82.9%) Russian Orthodox Roman Catholic (48.3%) (83.4%) Filipino (official; Russian, Standard Chinese Georgian, Nepali, Maithali, based on Tagalog) Local Language Bangla Kazakh, Russian Kyrgyz, Uzbek Russian Ukrainian, Russian Belarusian or Mandarin Armenian, Russian Bhojpuri and English (official) No, one has to travel to Armenia for Embassy of India. The road Indian Embassy Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes distance between Georgia and Armenia is 274 kms. Bachelor of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Medicine, Doctor of Bachelor of Doctor of Doctor of Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Doctor of Doctor of Degree Bachelor of Medicine (MD) Surgery (MBBS) as Medicine (MD) Medicine (MD) Medicine (MD) Bachelor of Medicine (MD) Medicine (MD) Medicine (MD) Surgery (MBBS) well as Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) Medicine (MB) Duration 5/6 Years 6 Years 6 Years 6 Years 6/7 Years 5 Years 5.5 Years 4/5 Years 6 Years 6 Years Russian/ English/Russian/ Medium English English/Chinese English / Georgian English English English English/Russian English Belarusian/ English Kazakh 2,870.00 - 3,000 - 6,000 USD 4,200 - 5,000 USD 3,225-12,500 USD 4,500- 8,000 USD / 3,000 - 4,600 USD 10,000 – 17,850 1,800- 6,230 USD / 2,700- 8,500 USD / 3,200 - 4,800 USD Fees Structure 3,850.00 USD / / Year / Year / Year Year / Year USD / Year Year Year / Year Year INR 10,000-12,000 INR 10,000-15,000 INR 12,000-15,000 INR 10,000-15,000 INR 10,000-15,000 INR 10,000-15,000 INR 12,000-15,000 INR 10,000-15,000 INR 12,000-18,000 INR 10,000-15,000 Living Expenses per month per month per month per month per month per month per month per month per month per month Hostel Facilities Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Indian Food Facilities Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes MCI Passing Percentage 27.71% 08.86% 11.74% 20.69% 10.55% 11.08% 17.77% 18.60% 13.13% 15.08% Domestic Recognition Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes /Affiliation International Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Recognition /Affiliation.
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