VMMU is uniquely positioned with its own specialized, large-scale hospitals:

• 103 Military Hospital: A major general teaching hospital with over 1,000 beds, providing a wide range of clinical cases for student rotations.

• Le Huu Trac National Burn Hospital: The leading facility in Vietnam for burn treatment and plastic surgery.

• Military Institute of Clinical Embryology and Histology: A pioneer in IVF and reproductive health in Vietnam.

• Early Exposure: Clinical rotations often begin earlier than in traditional programs, allowing students to gain significant hands-on experience in trauma, field medicine, and acute care.

Tuition fees for international students are competitive and generally lower than private medical colleges in India or the West.

• Annual Tuition Fee: Approximately $4,600 – $5,000 USD per year (approx. 3.8 – 4.2 Lakhs INR).

• Total Tuition (6 Years): Estimated at roughly $27,800 USD.

• Admission/One-time Fees: Approx. $1,500 – $2,500 USD (covers visa processing, document attestation, and administrative charges).

• Note: Military cadets (domestic) are typically fully sponsored by the government, but international students pay international tuition rates.

• Military Dormitories: VMMU provides secure on-campus housing maintained to military standards of cleanliness and safety.

  • Hostel Fee: Approx. $800 – $1,200 USD per year.

  • Facilities: Furnished rooms with heating/cooling, high-speed internet, and study areas.

• Dining: Canteens provide nutritious meals, and an Indian Mess is often organized for South Asian cohorts to provide familiar vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.

  • Monthly Food Budget: Approx. $150 – $200 USD.

• Cost of Living: In the Ha Dong district of Hanoi, personal expenses are relatively low, usually ranging from $100 to $150 USD per month.