Regional Significance: TNU is a national-level university mandated to lead socio-economic development in the Central Highlands.

Infrastructure: The campus features specialized facilities for the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, including dedicated labs for Morphology, Biochemistry, and Microbiology.

Medical Ecosystem: The university integrates academic learning with practical service through its own Tay Nguyen University Hospital and its Center for Students' Services, which manages international student affairs.

Tay Nguyen University Hospital: A 100-bed university-owned hospital located on campus, serving as the primary training site for clinical skills and initial patient interaction.

Regional Affiliations: Students undergo major rotations at the Dak Lak Province General Hospital (the largest in the region) and other specialized provincial facilities.

Clinical Exposure: Clinical training typically begins in the third year, with rotations in Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, and Obstetrics & Gynecology. The region's unique demographic allows students to gain experience in tropical medicine and community health challenges specific to the highlands.

Dormitory System: The university provides secure, on-campus housing specifically managed for both local and international students.

• Cost: Approximately $500 – $900 USD per year.

• Facilities: Rooms are furnished with basic utilities, 24/7 security, and are within walking distance of the medical faculty buildings.

Dining: The university has a dedicated student canteen.

• Indian Mess: Given the growing number of Indian medical students in Vietnam, local and on-campus food services often provide customized meal plans (both Veg and Non-Veg).

• Cost of Living: Buon Ma Thuot is one of the most affordable cities in Vietnam; students can manage on $150 – $200 USD per month for food and personal expenses.

Academic: Minimum 50% in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in Class 12/High School.

NEET (Mandatory for Indians): A qualifying NEET score is required for admission and for the degree to be valid for practicing in India.

Language Proficiency: For English-medium tracks, an interview or proof of English fluency is required. For Vietnamese tracks, a 1-year language preparatory course is mandatory.

Documents: Transcripts, High School Diploma, Valid Passport, Medical Fitness Certificate (HIV negative), and 4 passport-sized photos.

Timeline: Primary intake is in September. Applications for the 2026 session typically open in May/June 2026.