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Yes, Yale is considered one of the best medical institutions in the US & worldwide.

Students are exposed to a high quality of education under the supervision of the experienced university faculty. Training programs take place on a regular basis in well-equipped medical labs & student are also offered internship opportunities towards of the end of medical studies.

Several prominent publications rank it very highly with Shiksha rating it #6 in its global university rankings while another unofficial source considers it a Tier 1 institute for medical studies.

Spending money on pursuing Mass Communication & Media courses abroad is a personal choice that many find beneficial, and for some, it may be a waste of money. There are several pros and cons of opting for a Mass Communication & Media programme abroad, however, one must analyze them and see if it is a beneficial option for them.

Pursuing a course abroad will allow you to explore different communities, cultural backgrounds, people, networking, better employment options, etc. It can be quite expensive, give you a cultural shock, safety concerns, etc.

The duration of an MD programme from Yale School of Medicine is typically 4 years. Students go through a rigorous academic process over the duration of studies with an emphasis on practical training at regular intervals. Internships are also provided as students enter the latter years of their studies.

Based on current rankings, the Netherlands is considered the best country to pursue a Mass Communication and Media program, with the University of Amsterdam being specifically renowned in the Media field. Some other top countries include the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany and Australia offering many programs in journalism and mass communication.

Unfortunately, IELTS is a mandatory requirement for securing admission at the institution. The institution requires its students to possess a decent English speaking & writing ability. Its importance cannot be understated as good communication skills are essential to thrive in the environment.

As per data curated from the official institution website, Yale School of Medicine has an acceptance rate of around 5.5%.

It is one of the lowest acceptance rate for a US based medical institution & shows how selective it is at admitting students to its courses.

Interested candidates must perform exceedingly well in school/college level academics & entrance level exams to have a chance of securing admission to desired courses at Yale.   

The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is mandatory for admission to the institute's MD courses.

Students can submit test scores as old as 4 years to the year of admission. The application will not be reviewed by the application committee without proof of valid MCAT scores.

No, medical studies at Yale School of Medicine are not tuition free. Interested candidates must pay all the tuition & other fee specified by the institution to pursue studies.

The most prominent course offered by Yale School of Medicine is its 4-year MD program. The tuition fee for the programme is around INR 29.95 L. Students can also expect to incur some additional costs over the duration of studies such as hostel, transport, medical insurance, etc. The estimated cost of living ranges between INR 11-19 L depending on the standard of living students opt for.  

The Yale School of Medicine is considered one of the world's best institutes for medical studies. It is a leading center for biomedical research, advanced clinical care & education.

As per the official institute website it ranks 4^th among medical schools for funding from the National Institute of Health (NIH) & 10^th in NIH amount per faculty member.

The institute educates & nurtures leaders in Science & medicine, encouraging student participation & creativity in an inclusive & diverse learning environment.