Russia

No, the average MBBS fee is lower in Russia than in India. This is because the Russian government provide subsidies for medical education making it quite affordable for students around the world.

Students from around the world aspire to study at MBBS in Russia because of its excellent quality of education and research and low fees. The low fees of MBBS at Russian universities are because most of them are state-funded which means that these courses receive financial support from the government and hence have a low fee.

The lowest MBBS in Russia is ₹1.5-3 L per year. However this fee accounts for only the tuition fee part and not for other expenses that include living expenses such as the cost of accommodation, food, travelling and other utility bills.

MBBS in Russia roughly comes to around ₹15 L to ₹40 L for the full 6 year course with annual tuition fees ranging from ₹2.25 L to ₹5 L depending on university plus living costs. 

The best country for an MBBS comes down to what you're looking for. If its affordable education that you're interested in then Russia stands out. As does the likes of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. If you're looking for a curriculum similar to India's, then Nepal is a very good choice. MBBS graduates from Philippines tend to do well in the FMGE and NExT exams.

Getting admission to top MBA universities in Russia is bit difficult. Indian students must fulfill requirement mentioned below -
-Completed UG degree 
-Transcripts
-English language proof
-Work experience
-GMAT score 
-Copy of passport
-Bank statement
-Medical insurance

Yes PSMU campus is generally considered safe for Indian students and he university maintains several security services in place which include patrolling by security guards, electronic access, ID cards, CCTV security and more. 

Indian students are among the highest in number among total international students on campus hence it can be said that the PSMU Russia campus is safe for Indian students. 

Yes, KSMU Russia offers on-campus housing to international students. The room types are single, double, or triple sharing. A few of the other housing facilities offered to students are: 

• Essential furniture, including beds, chairs, study tables, wardrobes

• High speed wi-fi

• Laundry facilities

• 24/7 security services

• Recreational areas

International students in Russia can legally work up to 20 hours per week during the academic session and full-time during holidays, provided they have a valid student visa and (if off-campus) a work permit.

International students are allowed to work a maximum of 20 hours per week or 4 hours a day in Russia. This is in line with the general part time work hour limit in other popular European countries. 

International students are advised to stay within the allowed part time work hour limit, as failing to do so, may lead to the revocation of their Russia study visa and consequently, deportation from the country.