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 Manila Theological College of Medicine

Manila Theological College of Medicine

The Manila Theological College College of Medicine is dedicated to delivering high-quality medical education grounded in Christian values and ethical standards. Our mission is to cultivate well-rounded physicians who will lead advancements in medical practice, research, and community service to address the pressing health needs of the communities and nations they are entrusted to serve.

The Manila Theological College College of Medicine aspires to be the leading Christian medical institution in Asia, dedicated to educating future physicians who are dynamic and fully aware of their professional duties as healthcare providers, researchers, educators, managers, and advocates for social change. Our goal is to equip students to address the evolving needs of societies and healthcare systems, ensuring equitable and accessible healthcare for all.

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An overview of The Manila Theological College of Medicine:
Established
Established 1988
Medium of Instruction
Medium of Instruction English
Tuition Fee (per year)
Tuition Fee (per year) 4-5 lakhs
Recognition
Recognition CHED and WHO
Food and accommodation
Food and accommodation Indian food is provided, and on-campus hostel facilities are available
Duration of course
Duration of course 5 1/2 years

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Eligibility criteria to study MBBS at The Manila Theological College of Medicine:


For admission to Manila Theological College of Medicine, the following requirements must be fulfilled,

  • Students must be above 17 years
  • Students must score an aggregate score of 50% in the 10th and 12th examinations in PCB (physics, chemistry, biology)
  • Students must qualify for NEET with a minimum of 50% in the general category and 40% for the SC/ST category
  • English Proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS)

Documents required:

The following are the documents that are essential while applying for Manila Theological College of Medicine

  1. 10th and 12th mark sheets
  2. NEET scorecard
  3. Transcript of Records
  4. Certificate of Graduation
  5. The Birth Certificate must be officially authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post in the applicant's legal residence or country of origin, not just verified.
  6. The Police Clearance Certificate must be authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post (PFSP) in the student's country of origin.
  7. National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance.
  8. Notarized affidavit of support
  9. Proof of adequate financial support to cover expenses for student's accommodation
  10. Submit Alien Certificate of Registration
  11. Immigrant Certificate of Residence

Procedure to pursue
MBBS at Manila Theological College of Medicine:

Step 1:

Providing the requested documents and certificates.

Step 2:

Entrance examination and interview.

Step 3:

Memorandum of agreement.

Step 4:

Participation in the entrance examination

Step 5:

Completing interview process.

Step 6:

Agreement between student and college.

Step 7:

Submitting Medical certificate.

Step 8:

Passport for foreign students.

Why choose Manila Theological College of Medicine:

  • Has the newest and advanced facilities in the country.
  • Has best faculty members in the Philippines.
  • Global perspective on healthcare.
  • Affordable tuition fees.
  • Has partnerships with ATESEA, PCEC, PBATS etc.
  • Has advanced libraries.
  • Has well trained guards and cctv in all area for perfect protection.
  • Opportunity to practice medicine in the Philippines or internationally
  • Availability of scholarships

Cost of Living in the Philippines:

In comparison to other countries, studying MBBS in Philippines offers a cost of living that is relatively affordable and budget-friendly. While electronic gadgets can be quite expensive, the prices of clothes are nominal. On average, students typically require around 15,000 to 20,000 per month to cover essential expenses.

Food and accommodation:

Many medical colleges in the Philippines serve the food preferences of Indian students by offering Indian cuisine. For newcomers, it is advisable to stay in hostels as they provide a safe and secure environment, especially for those adjusting to a new environment. Fortunately, most medical colleges in the Philippines have on-campus hostel facilities available for their students. Hence Students, no need to worry about safety and other related concerns, as the Philippines prioritizes the well-being and security of students studying in the country.