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Qingdao Medical University Qingdao Medical University Dream a Global Career GO FOR MOKSH FULLY IN ENGLISH ‘A’ GRADED UNIVERSITY 250+ INDIAN STUDENTS FMGE / NEXT ONLINE COACHING PACKAGE Qingdao University is situated in the eastern coastal city of Qingdao, China, in a beautiful setting between the coast of the Yellow Sea and Mount Fushan. The rich local culture blended with the spirit of the times and the favorable support from the Shandong Provincial Government Rs. 21.31 Lacs enabled Qingdao University to develop into a new type of comprehensive university. The beautiful campus of Qingdao University occupies an area of over 2,768 mu (about 180 hectares) and a 5 Years Total floor area of 1,090,000 square meters. Its library, the largest in terms of floor area in Shandong Province, Tuition Fees houses over 3,000,000 books. The university has advanced teaching facilities and an effective campus network. Food Extra @ USD 150 / Month PAY FEES COST TO STUDY MBBS AT QINGDAO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, SHENYANG, CHINA. DIRECTLY TO UNIVERSITY Year-1 Year-2 Year-3 Year-4 Year-5 Year-6 Tuition Fee (IN RMB) 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 Hostel 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 Internship Can be done Others* 7,580 1,400 1,400 1,400 1,400 in India RMB 47,580 41,400 41,400 41,400 41,400 Total (INR 4,75,800) (INR 4,14,000) (INR 4,14,000) (INR 4,14,000) (INR 4,14,000) Calculated at 1 RMB = Rs. 10. The actual rate of exchange would be applied at the time of Fees payment and the student would pay fees accordingly. Break up of cost to be paid in the first year including “Others” Tuition Fees Hostel Registration Develop. Fees Visa Extension Medical Exam Health Insurance 6 Years Local Support Total 30,000 10,000 800 0 800 380 600 5,000 RMB 47,580 Every year Every year First Year Only First Year Only Every year First Year Only Every year First Year Only *The above cost does not include the first year fees charged by MOKSH towards counseling & travel to reach the university. For more details call now : 9699-360-370 SMART MEDICAL CAREER PLANNING NEET Ranker NEXT / PLAN - 'A' MD / MS MBBS NEET-PG in in India Exam India PLAN - 'B' FMGE / MD / MS MBBS NEXT in Your Abroad Exam India Destiny Qualified Qualified but not high rank NEET PLAN - 'C' German Class MD in 12th 50% MBBS USA / Practice Science Refund Abroad Germany Abroad NEET Un-qualified Register for Get Admission Decide on Prepare for Prepare for MOKSH NEET letter from Top MBBS Abroad pursuing MBBS National Exit Crash course MBBS Abroad post NEET Abroad in Top Test for MD / MS with Top Faculty University FREE! counseling session. University! in India! ZSMU ABOUT THE QINGDAO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, CHINA TOP MOST UNIVERSITY Qingdao University traces its origin to 1909, when STUDY MBBS IN CHINA Deutsch-Chinesische Hochschule (German-Chinese College), the oldest predecessor institution of Qingdao University, was jointly established by the • The university was established on June 1909 (109 Years old) Chinese and German governments in Qingdao. In • QMU is a Government University having super infrastructure. 1993, the former Qingdao University, Qingdao • The university is situated in the west central part of China so safety is ensured. Medical College, Shandong Textile Engineering • MCI Passing ratio is one of the highest for QMU. College, and Qingdao Normal College, merged to • The Indian students have been going to QMU since last 10 years. form the new Qingdao University. At present, QDU is • Choose MBBS at QMU + Medical PG in Germany! You can settle down there. • You can also choose MOKSH - USMLE Coaching for medical PG in USA! one of the best comprehensive universities in • Tuition fee subsidized by the Chinese Government. Shandong Province, recognized as a member of the • The University is approved by MCI, ECFMG, WHO and PLAB. national "Excellent Engineer Education and Training Program." With a strong profile in Medical Sciences, Textile and Design, Business, and liberal arts, QDU serves 35,000 full-time undergraduate students, 9,800 graduate students, and 1,600 international students. Qingdao University persists in implementing the strategy of open running and promoting of international exchanges and cooperation in all respects. FOR MORE DETAILS CALL NOW : 96993 60370 www.moksh16.com Prepare for Medical PG in USA while pursuing MBBS in China BENEFITS OF RESIDENCY IN USA There are many benefits of completing MD / MS in USA. You should have completed MBBS in a ECFMG approved university listed on WDOMS (World Directory of Medical Schools). • No need of MCI Screening Test on return to India. • Earn USD 4,200 / month (Rs. 2.75 Lacs) during residency • The MD / MS degree would be valid in India • On clearing USMLE Step 3, you get a license to practice in USA as well. • Average score of 230+ in Step 1 ensures a PG seat. In India, only top 5% of the student can reach MD / MS stage in government colleges. 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Further, learning German language is far more easier for Indians who studied in English since the alphabets are same. MOKSH conducts on-line A1, A2 and B1 level German language coaching classes so that you can be ready for German program. STEP - 1 (Pre departure) STEP - 2 (1 Year) STEP - 3 (6 Months) Observer-ship in TELC B2 & TELC C1 Aprobation Learn A1 - A2 Get admission Clear the Exit Level & appear a German Services to get Level of letter for Hospital as an Non competitive for Temporary Medical German Language Language & Fachspachsprufung Assistant Doctor Exam License to start while pursuing Apply for & get to earn “Kenntinisprufung” the Residency MBBS Abroad German Visa WORK PERMIT 2,300 / Month MOKSH STUDENTS GET SERVICES IN CHINA Counseling & Guidance Guaranteed Admission • Honest FREE counselling session for Medicine career • Once we accept, your admission is guaranteed! • MOKSH is your career planner & not an admission agent • MOKSH provides you with money back guarantee! • Clear guidance to select the best university from China • Online Tracking of your admission progress. • Super excited team to solve the queries before you depart • Pay Advisory charges in EMI. • Professional services, not fly by night operator! • 24 x7 Service Centre to reply to your queries • Largest pool of well trained counsellors in India. • 1,200+ Medical seats booked with MOKSH • ROADMAP RIGHT UP TO MEDICAL PG ABROAD India’s most popular Webinar Series! 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