ABOUT UK

MBBS in the UK is referred to as the equivalent of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery which is called as MB ChB or MB BCh at some UK Universities. The duration of MBBS in the UK is 5-6 years. Most of the British medicine courses comprise a six to twelve-week elective period in which students get an opportunity to study outside their home medical university. Many students utilize this chance to unravel a different culture and experience of how medicine is viewed and practised around the globe. It doesn’t matter whether you work in the UK or in any other country after the completion of the course, you will have the opportunity to earn a generous salary thanks to the elite British degree in your name. Graduates who have earned a medical degree from the UK are making £21,000-£47,000.
The medical universities in the UK are well equipped with modern apparatus and have renowned faculty to ensure the best theoretical and practical teaching possible. These universities are designed in a way that students get their hands dirty with theory as well as practical work. They even allow medical students to interact with patients for a better understanding of the concepts that these students learn in the classrooms. Academic in MBBS requires a perfect blend of theoretical and practical knowledge along with research opportunities.

MBBS in the UK is a 5 to the 6-year program offered as MB (Bachelor of Medicine) in BS, ChB, BCh and BAO. All four are equivalent to each other and deals with three major areas of medical study: medicine, surgery and obstetrics respectively. Students have to register themselves at the General Medical Council (GMC) of the UK after completion of MBBS from medical colleges in the UK to practise as a doctor.