Penang Medical College Ireland

The cost to study at Penang Medical College Ireland for the 5-year medical programme spans from INR 46,25,000 to INR 50,00,000 which includes tuition fees together with living expenses and miscellaneous payments. A total of INR 46,25,000 covers the fees for tuition costs at Penang Medical College which comes with an annual fee of INR 9,25,000. You will require INR 8,00,000 to INR 10,00,000 in annual living expenses in addition to tuition fees to pursue your studies at Penang Medical College Ireland but these amounts depend on your life style and housing decisions.

The application fee for Penang Medical College Ireland amounts to EUR 200 that converts to INR 17,500. Students must submit the application fee at the time of application submission yet this payment cannot be refunded. After obtaining admission to Penang Medical College Ireland students must pay a non-refundable registration fee amounting to EUR 1,000 which equals INR 87,500. Students need to pay EUR 52,750 for their 5-year medical education at Penang Medical College Ireland amounting to INR 46,25,000.

Penang Medical College Ireland accepts the following English language proficiency exams:

• International English Language Testing System (IELTS): widely accepted test for international students. RUMC doesn't specify the minimum score required, so it's best to aim for a high score to strengthen your application.
• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): RUMC doesn't mention a minimum score, so target a high score on the TOEFL iBT (internet-based test).

RUMC being a medical college, does't have tge concept of "courses" in the traditional sense like undergraduate programs with various majors. It offers a single MBBS programme which is the standard medical degree for aspiring doctors. Therefore, Indian students and students from other countries will all be following the same MBBS programme at RUMC.

Penang Medical College Ireland itself doesn't have a published world ranking for medical schools. Established in 1996, RUMC is a comparatively new medical school. World rankings often consider factors like research output and faculty reputation, which can take time to develop. RUMC operates as a branch campus of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI),  a well-respected medical school in Ireland itself. RCSI is ranked in the Top 1% by the Times Higher World University Rankings for its focus on healthcare education and research.