Frequently Asked Questions

The academic program is conducted entirely in English.

Students are expected to have appeared for NEET as per the requirements outlined by Indian regulatory frameworks for students pursuing medical education abroad.

The FMGL (Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate) Regulations 2021, issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC), outline the conditions and requirements for Indian students who complete their medical degree abroad and wish to practice medicine in India. The regulations cover aspects like program duration, language of instruction, internship requirements, and screening examinations.

Nalanda College of Medicine is an independent institution in Timor-Leste. It is not listed with the NMC. The program has been structured keeping in mind the requirements of the NMC FMGL Regulations 2021. Eligibility to appear for screening examinations in India is determined by the NMC based on compliance assessments.

Students typically travel via connecting flights through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bali, or Jakarta to reach Dili, Timor-Leste. The institution provides travel guidance to admitted students.

Hostel accommodation and meals are available. The approximate cost is USD 2,500 per year, covering room, meals, and basic amenities.

You can submit an enquiry through the Contact page or reach out via email. The admissions team will respond with detailed information about the program, fees, and application process.