St. Theresa's Medical University of Yerevan, Yerevan: MBBS for Indian students

At a glance

CountryArmenia

CityYerevan

Established1992 (per the reference page; confirm with the university)

OwnershipPrivate

ProgrammeA Doctor of Medicine programme is described by a university guide as six years. We could not read the university page, so confirm the programme and its structure in writing

Medium of instructionNot confirmed. Ask in writing whether the whole programme including clinical years is taught in English

Admission routeAsk whether admission for Indian students is direct or through an agent, and what entry test or preparatory course applies

RecognitionCheck the World Directory of Medical Schools (wdoms.org) and the NMC notices for the year you apply

About

St. Theresa's Medical University of Yerevan is a private medical university in Yerevan. The reference page says it was established in 1992 and lists must.am as its website. A university guide describes a six-year programme leading to a Doctor of Medicine degree, but we could not open the university's own pages, so the programme, its language and its current status must all be confirmed in writing.

Check this before you apply

Listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools

Search the university on wdoms.org. NMC expects the institution to be listed there.

Taught in English throughout

Ask in writing that lectures, clinical teaching and examinations are in English for the whole programme.

Meets the NMC rules for foreign medical graduates

At least 54 months of instruction, and the 12-month internship done in the same institution. Read the NMC notices for your year of admission.

Recognised in its own country

Check the country's ministry or accreditation body and that the degree is awarded by this institution.

Admission terms in writing

Ask for the offer, the programme structure and the refund rules in writing before you pay anything.

World Directory of Medical Schools ↗ National Medical Commission ↗

Questions to ask this university

Is an English-taught General Medicine programme open to Indian students for your intake year, and does the university itself confirm this in writing?
How long is the programme in total, and does it meet the NMC minimum of 54 months of study plus a 12-month internship in the same institution?
Where does clinical training take place, which hospitals are used, and in which language are patients addressed?
What is the accreditation status of the medical programme and until what date? Ask for the certificate.
Is the university and its programme listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, and eligible for Indian students under the current NMC notices?
If you are approached through an agent, ask the university directly in writing whether that agent is authorised.
Are all years taught in Armenia on one campus, with no part of the course in another country?
What do the Indian Embassy and MEA advise for Armenia, and what hostel, food and city-safety arrangements are described in writing?

The path for an Indian student

1Eligibility checkNEET qualification and the university's own entry rules
2Application and offerDocuments sent, offer letter received in writing
3Visa and travelInvitation, visa and departure with a checklist
4Study abroadPre-clinical and clinical years, with updates for parents
5Return to IndiaThe NMC screening test, internship and registration
6Next stepPostgraduate study or practice

See how we support the whole journey → Rules and next steps in Armenia →

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Sources for these facts

Reference page: St. Theresa's Medical University of Yerevanen.wikipedia.org
Reference page: List of universities in Armeniaen.wikipedia.org
National Medical Commission: public noticeswww.nmc.org.in

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Frequently asked questions

Is St. Theresa's recognised for Indian students?

We do not claim it here. Recognition is decided by the National Medical Commission and the country's own authorities and can change. Use the checklist on this page, and ask a counsellor to verify it in writing for the year you apply.

Does Padhaidekho.in guarantee admission here?

No. Admission is decided by the university. We check eligibility, explain the rules, handle documents and support you through the process.

What does the programme cost?

We do not publish fees here. The university's own offer lists them. We help you read the full cost, in writing, before you decide.

Listing a university is not a recommendation, and it does not imply any association. Facts are from the sources shown and may change; confirm everything with the university and the authorities before you decide.

Content checked against the official sources above in 2026-10. Rules, dates and eligibility change every cycle: always confirm on the official notice. This page is general guidance, not legal advice or an admission guarantee.