1. About University

• Establishment Year : 1993 (Merged from older institutes dating back to 1706)
• Type : Public (Federal State Budgetary Institution)
• Short History : Founded by merging polytechnic and pedagogical institutes, it bears the name of Prince Yaroslav the Wise. It is the largest educational center in the Novgorod region.
• Reputation : Known for its innovative "medical education through practice" approach.
• Why International Students Prefer It: Its strategic location between Moscow and St. Petersburg and its student-friendly atmosphere.

 

2. Location & Campus Details

• City & Climate : Veliky Novgorod, a historic city (UNESCO World Heritage site). Located approx. 3 hours from St. Petersburg. Climate is humid continental.
• Campus Environment : A blend of historic architecture and modern facilities.
• Academic Buildings : The Institute of Medical Education has specialized labs and lecture halls.
• Nearby Hospital : Clinical bases in regional hospitals and specialized clinics.
• Availability of Indian Food : Indian mess and restaurants are available.

University Recognitions	NMC, WHO,ECFMG
Medium of Teaching	English
MBBS Course Duration	6 years (with internship)
MBBS Course Duration	Qualified Class 12 with 50% marks in PCB
NEET Required	Yes
Intake Period	September

 

3. Eligibility Criteria for Admission

To be eligible for admission to the MBBS program at Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod StatUniversity applicants must fulfill the following requirements:

• The student must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• The student must have completed 17 years of age on or before 31st December of the year of admission
• The student must have qualified the NEET examination as per the regulations of the National Medical Commission (NMC).
• The student must be medically fit and not suffering from any contagious diseases, such as tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, or any other communicable illness.

 

4. Admission Process (Step-by-Step)

• Application : Submit documents to Sahyadri Overseas.
• Assessment : University checks eligibility.
• Admission Letter : Issued after approval.
• Invitation : Applied for visa purposes.
• Visa : Done in India
• Departure : Flight to St. Petersburg or Moscow.
• Registration : Completed upon arrival at the campus.

 

5. Hostel & Accommodation Facilities

• Room Types: Block type (shared bathroom for 2 rooms) or corridor type.
• Amenities: Kitchens, laundry, internet access.
• Indian Mess: Organized by Indian contractors.
• Security: Guarded territory with electronic pass system.
• Distance: Hostels are accessible by public transport or walking.

 

6. Student Life & Campus Culture

• International Environment: Diverse student body from Africa, India, and CIS countries
• Clubs & Extracurriculars: "Vis-a-Vis" student club, KVN teams, and sports sections.
• Festivals: International student days and cultural exhibitions.
• Teaching Style: Focus on problem-based learning (PBL)

 

7. Safety & Security

• City Safety : Veliky Novgorod is a small, quiet, and tourist-friendly city.
• CCTV & Guards : Standard university security protocols.
• Girl Student Safety : Safe environment with strict hostel rules.
• Emergency: Quick access to city emergency services.

 

8. Why Choose Ulyanovsk State University?

• Located in a peaceful, historic city near St. Petersburg.
• Affordable fee structure with installment options often available.
• High-quality clinical exposure in regional hospitals.
• Good FMGE passing track record.
• Double degree opportunities (in specific programs).
• Friendly relations between local and international students.

 

9.FAQs for Parents & Students

• Is the degree valid in India? Yes, the degree is recognized by the NMC and valid for the NExT exam.
• Is NEET required? Yes, qualifying NEET is mandatory.
• Total budget? Approx. ₹22-25 Lakhs for 6 years.
• Availability of Indian food? Yes, Indian mess and raw materials are easily available.
• Safety for girls? Highly safe with secure hostels and a respectful local culture.
• Climate conditions? Winters are cold but manageable; hostels are centrally heated.
• Part-time work? Students can legally work part-time, but medical studies leave little free time.