Russia | Est. 1993Russia | Recognized by WHO, approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India, listed on FAIMER and WDOMS, and licensed by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. Graduates are eligible to sit FMGE/NEXT, USMLE, and PLAB licensing exams | 100% English medium instruction. No Russian language proficiency required for coursework. IELTS and TOEFL are not mandat medium
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Reaviz started as a single institution in Samara back in 1993, and it quickly earned a reputation that pushed it well beyond one city. The Moscow branch grew out of that same foundation, giving students in Russia's capital access to the same quality of private medical education the parent university had already built over decades. Today, Medical University Reaviz Moscow stands as one of the few genuinely established private medical institutions operating in Moscow, part of a network that also covers St. Petersburg, Saratov, and other cities.
The Moscow campus puts you right inside one of the world's great medical cities. You are surrounded by top-tier hospitals, research institutions, and clinical networks that feed directly into your training. The university has formal cooperation agreements with major Moscow centres including Khimki Central City Hospital and City Clinical Hospital No. 59, meaning real clinical exposure is baked into the programme from the early years.
Reaviz runs a broad range of programmes. General Medicine (the equivalent of MBBS) is the flagship, but the university also offers Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Nursing tracks. For Indian and South Asian students in particular, the General Medicine programme is the main draw; it follows a six-year format and is entirely taught in English, with no Uzbek, Russian language requirement to hold you back in the classroom.
The financial side of things is genuinely manageable here. Annual tuition sits in a range that is a fraction of what private colleges charge in India, and when you factor in Moscow's relatively student-friendly living costs, the total yearly outlay stays within reach for most families. There is no donation, no hidden fee structure to decode.
Moscow is well connected to Delhi and other Indian cities with fairly regular flight options, typically around 5 to 6 hours. For South Asian students, the city is big, diverse, and very accustomed to international student communities.
No hidden charges, no donation. The full picture of costs at Medical University Reaviz Moscow.
Tuition Fee
Tuition runs approximately $3,500β$4,500 USD per year (roughly βΉ2.9β3.7 lakhs INR). Total all-inclusive annual cost including hostel, meals,
USD 1,750β2,250/semester USD 600β800/year βΉ8,000ββΉ12,500 βΉ16,500ββΉ25,000/yr USD
Hostel Fee
Shared accommodation runs approximately $600β$800 USD (βΉ50,000β66,000 INR) per year.
USD 600β800/year β βΉ50,000β66,000/yr
Food & Meals
βΉ8,000ββΉ12,500 per month
per month
Insurance
βΉ16,500ββΉ25,000/yr ($200β$300) Year 1 higher
Year 1
Donation
No Donation
No Hidden Fees
Total Estimated Cost
βΉ32β38 lakh Total 6 Year Cost
6 Year
25β35%
Average FMGE first-attempt pass rates for students from many overseas medical universities. Students from structured programs consistently score higher.
Students returning to India need to clear the FMGE/NExT exam. Medical University Reaviz Moscow integrates exam-oriented coaching into the regular curriculum so students are prepared from day one.
A structured program that takes you from foundational sciences to clinical mastery.
Students also cover Medical Latin, the History of Medicine, and introductory Cell Biology. The first year builds the scientific base that everything else sits on.
Key subjects: Core pre-clinical subjects including Anatomy, Histology, Biochemistry, and Biophysics.
Furnished hostel rooms with Wi-Fi, laundry, 24/7 security, and Indian mess on or near campus.
Indian restaurants and mess facilities serving vegetarian and non-vegetarian home-style food daily.
Strong Indian community with cultural events, festival celebrations, and peer support groups.
Students get hands-on clinical training in government and private hospitals affiliated with the university.
Practical information for students planning to study at Medical University Reaviz Moscow.
Prepare for all seasons. Thermal wear for winters, light clothing for summers. University provides heating in hostels.
Student visa processed with university invitation letter. Direct and connecting flights from major Indian cities.
Health insurance included in fees. Medical facility on campus plus city hospitals easily accessible.
Local SIM cards available. WhatsApp and video calls keep you connected with family back home.
Average monthly expenses of $150β$250 covering food, transport, and personal needs.
University library, online databases, and study groups. Seniors mentor juniors through academic challenges.
Our team guides you through every step β from application to arriving on campus.
Our Russia specialist provides a comprehensive, honest briefing on the current context, alongside university comparison data, FMGE outcomes, and cost analysis.
Our team provides the Russia-specific checklist, including HIV test guidance.
Our team advises on approved testing centres in India. HIV certificate obtained before visa application.
Direct submission to your selected Russia partner university. Offer letter within 7β14 days.
Our team coordinates the official university invitation letter, which is required before the Russian Embassy visa application.
Full visa documentation submitted to the Russian Embassy or Consulate.
Our team advises on current reliable fee payment channels, given the banking context.
City-specific orientation hostel, transport, winter gear essentials, SIM card, migration card process,
Our team advises on the current best routing to your destination city. Confirms arrival with the local team.
Our local team meets you at the airport. University migration card registration is handled within 7 days of arrival.
Admission Helpline β Contact our counsellors for step-by-step assistance.
βThe faculty here is incredibly supportive. The clinical training during hospital rotations has given me real confidence in patient care.β
βAffordable fees without compromising on quality. The campus facilities and hostel life made my transition abroad very smooth.β
βEnglish medium instruction and WHO-recognized curriculum were the deciding factors for me. No regrets so far β excellent experience overall.β
βThe university helped with everything from visa to accommodation. Hospital exposure from year three has been invaluable for my FMGE prep.β
βJust cleared my licensing exam on the first attempt. The structured coaching and mock exams during final year were a game-changer.β
βSafe campus, good food options, and a strong Indian student community. The teaching methodology is very practical and hands-on.β
A. They are part of the same university network. Samara is the original and main campus, founded in 1993. The Moscow campus operates as an official branch of the same institution, following the same curriculum, standards, and accreditations.
A. Yes. The university is approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India. Indian graduates can appear for the FMGE or the newer NEXT licensing exam to practice medicine in India.
A. No. The entire General Medicine programme at the Moscow campus is taught in English. You do not need Russian for classroom study, though picking up basic conversational Russian helps with daily life in the city.
A. Yes. Qualifying NEET UG is compulsory for all Indian students who seeks MBBS admission at any foreign medical university, as per NMC regulations.
A. The university provides separate hostel blocks for male and female students. Rooms are furnished and include desks, beds, storage, Wi-Fi & central heating. Security operates 24/7 with CCTV coverage throughout the campus.
A. The Moscow branch has cooperation agreements with several major facilities including Khimki Central City Hospital and City Clinical Hospital No. 59 in Moscow, along with a number of private clinics across the city.
A. Yes, because the university is WHO-recognized and FAIMER-listed, graduates are eligible to sit for USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK) & other international licensing exams, subject to their respective eligibility rules.
A. Yes. Applicants must be at least 17 years old and generally not older than 25 years of age at the time of admission.
A. Yes, Moscow has a significant South Asian community, and Indian restaurants, grocery stores selling Indian ingredients & student messes catering to Indian students are all reasonably accessible in the city.
A. You will need Class 10 & 12 mark sheets, a valid passport (minimum 18 months validity), NEET scorecard, passport-sized photographs, a birth certificate and an invitation letter from the university. Documents require attestation from the Ministry of External Affairs & the Russian Embassy before your visa is processed.
Our expert counsellors will guide you through the complete admission process β from documents to airport pickup.
