MBBS in
Romania

Approximately ₹45–65 Lakhs over 6 years — tuition (€6,000–9,500/year) plus very affordable Romanian living costs (€300–550/month). Romania uses Romanian Leu (RON), not Euro, which keeps day-to-day costs among the lowest in the EU. AMW provides a fully itemised breakdown before commitment.

Each of Romania's three main medical cities has distinct advantages. Bucharest (Carol Davila) is the capital — large, fast-moving, and with the biggest Indian student community. Cluj-Napoca (Iuliu Hațieganu) is consistently Romania's most liveable city — beautiful, compact, and with a strong student culture. Iași (Grigore T. Popa) is the most affordable and quieter — a focused study environment. AMW provides a detailed three-city comparison during counselling.

Romania is generally safe for international students. University districts in Bucharest, Cluj, and Iași are established and well-managed. As with any large city, standard urban awareness applies. AMW's local teams in all three cities provide ongoing situational support.

Not for academic instruction — English is the medium at all AMW partner universities throughout the 6-year programme. Basic Romanian for daily life (shops, transport, casual interactions) is helpful and most students pick up functional Romanian naturally within the first year.

Romania is more affordable than Poland (₹45–65L vs ₹65–85L total). FMGE pass rates are comparable and slightly higher for Romania's top universities. Poland has more university options and a larger Indian community. Both are excellent EU MBBS destinations — the right choice depends on budget, city preference, and specific university comparison. AMW counsels on both in detail.

Yes — Romania is now a Schengen member (since January 2024). Your student residence permit gives full Schengen zone access. Budapest is 5 hours from Cluj; Vienna is 7 hours; Istanbul is 8 hours from Bucharest. Budget flights from Bucharest Henri Coandă Airport connect widely across Europe.

Yes. Flights from Bucharest (OTP) or Cluj (CLJ) to India via Dubai, Doha, or Istanbul run approximately 9–11 hours total. Good affordable Gulf airline connections are available. Semester breaks align well with home visit windows.

No. Romania uses the Romanian Leu (RON). Romania is an EU member but has not yet adopted the Euro. This is practically advantageous for Indian students — your daily living costs in RON terms are among the most affordable of any EU MBBS destination.