Is a Medical Degree from Mari State University recognised?

Yes, the medical degree from Mari State University is recognised by various bodies like ECFMG, FAIMER and WDOMS and approved by the medical councils of many countries like India, Canada, Australia, etc.

What is the duration of the MBBS program in Mari State University?

The duration of the MBBS program is 6 years. The initial features the classroom and theoretical knowledge. The clinical rotation is of 1.5 years featuring the real time experiential learning.

What to do after completing MBBS from Mari State University?

You have plenty of options after completing the MBBS degree from Mari State University. You will be eligible to study or practice in the USA, Canada, Australia, UK, India or any other country.

Does the university provide Indian food for its students?

Yes, as there are more than 3000+ students from India currently studying in the university, the university ensures that they are well adjusted and comfortable with the new surroundings and hence provide Indian canteen with quality Indian food for them

Who is eligible to apply for the MBBS program in Mari State University?

For admission in MBBS program in Mari State University the student of India must, be of the age of 17years as on the year of admission, have passed class 12 exam with at least 50% core in Physics, Chemistry and Biology and have qualified NEET UG Exam.

Navratri Celebrations at MarSU

The Indian students at Mari State University (MarSU) celebrated the auspicious occasion of Sharad Navratri 2022, the traditional way on 5th Oct 2022. The celebrations were joined by Dr Rohit Choudhary, Representative of Indian Students at MarSU.

The students decorated the place of puja with lights and flowers. The celebrations included the traditional Devi puja and Aarti followed by the enthusiastic dance of the folk and peppy tunes by all the students. The decked-up students celebrated the evening with energetic performances.

All the Indian students at MarSU, who are pursuing their medical studies, actively participated in the celebrations. This was also the first event for many Indian students who have arrived at MarSU in the last few weeks. The occasion of the celebration formed new friendships and interactions among the students.

Overall the evening concluded on a joyful note for all the students. We hope that the blessing of the goddess Durga continues to shower upon all of us and help us to accomplish our dreams.

Students of MarSU Celebrated Navratri The Traditional Way In Russia

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