Hi,

Well if MCAT isn't available in India then you will have to travel all the way to USA to give the exam. MCAT is the medical exam that is required to be given for an applicant to apply to a medical school in USA. You can also give the exam in some of the neighbouring countries where it is offered by checking the official website.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Hi,

To study medicine abroad specially in USA as you are planning to give MCAT, you need to first be a Graduate with a undergraduate degree to apply to a medical college in USA with MCAT score. There MBBS program isn't available and you need to go for any bachelor degree course with pre medicine track and then after completing the degree you can apply to a medical school.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

• The candidate should be a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree program

• No additional eligibility is required for international candidates.

• When an applicant wishes to appear in the test for any reason other than applying for admission to a health professions programme.

• If the candidate is already enrolled in a medical school and is looking to change the school.

• If the candidate is not from the disability category, still unable to comply with the AAMC testing procedures.

Dear Aspirant,

international students, who are interested in pursuing medicine abroad and are required to appear for MCAT Examination are required to be pursuing or completed their MBBS degree. The main criteria that is required to fulfilled that candidates interested in appearing for MCAT are supposed to be either pursuing their MBBS degree or completed their MBBS. Hence, you will be required to first appear for NEET, get a seat in a medical colleges for MBBS, then you may prepare to appear for MCAT exam.

Hello,

Good evening.

There are some requirements for Ivy League Medical College. These are

• The equivalent of a U.S bachelor's degree
• Transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate academic institutions you have attended. GPA is included here.
• Proof of English proficiency. Such as, TOEFL, IELTS, PTE.
• Standardized test scores like GMAT, GRE, LSAT.
• 3 Letters of recommendation
• Personal Statement
• Resume or CV
• Non-refundable application fee

The best Ivy League Medical schools are

1. Harvard Medical School - It is located in Boston. It is established in the year of 1967. The average GPA score for admission is 3.94 and average MCAT score is 520. The interview rate is 12.3% IS and 14.8% OOS.
2. Columbia Vagelos College of Physician and Surgeons - It is located in New York. It is established in the year of 1767. The average GPA score for admission is 3.91 and average MCAT score is 521. The interview rate is 10.9% IS and 13.5% OOS.
3. Weill Cornell Medical School - It is located in New York. It is established in the year of 1898. The average GPA score for admission is 3.9 and average MCAT score is 520. The interview rate is 11.4% IS and 11.0% OOS.
4. University of Pennsylvania perelman school of Medicine - It is located in Philadelphia. It is established in the year of 1765. The average GPA score for admission is 3.92 and average MCAT score is 521. The interview rate is 17.4% IS and 11.0% OOS.
5. Yale School of Medicine - It is located in New Haven. It is established in the year of 1810. The average GPA score for admission is 3.9 and average MCAT score is 521. The interview rate is 18.3% IS and 12.2% OOS.
6. Brown University Warren Alpert Medical School - It is located in Providence. It is established in the year of 1977. The average GPA score for admission is 3.83 and average MCAT score is 516. The interview rate is 19.3% IS and 4.7% OOS.
7. Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine -It is located in Hanover. It is established in the year of 1797. The average GPA score for admission is 3.78 and average MCAT score is 516. The interview rate is 22.2% IS and 10.3% OOS.

Yes, you can get admission to any Ivy League Medical College after clearing the MCAT exam as an Indian student. I wish you all the best.

Hi,

Well MCAT is given by students who wish to pursue MD from American medical school and to even think of doing a MD, a student need to have completed his or her bachelor's degree along with pre medicine track. So you need to first complete your bachelors with pre medicine track in US and then take the MCAT test to get admission in MD course.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Hello student I'm sorry to inform you but no you're not eligible to appear in MCAT.

As per eligibility criteria Candidates must completed or pursuing MBBS.

Eligibility - The candidate should be a Bachelor of medicine /bachelor of surgery (MBBS) degree program

No additional eligibility is required for international students

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/mcat-eligibility-criteria/amp

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Hello aspirant

You are in still in  STD ix , hence for the time being being you will have to study the syllabus provided from your board. After STD x ,you can start preparing for medical entrance .

However the material to study

Essentials for the Canadian Medical Licensing Exam , MCQs part 1

First edition

Hi,

Well you can go for any course in any stream for your undergraduate degree but make sure to have pre medicine track along with the course so that you become eligible to apply for medical school once you graduate and give mcat exam. Any degree course will work but biology related fields would be more helpful.

Hello student you're eligible to appear in MCAT if you hold a MBBS degree from a recognized university. No other eligibility criteria is required for international students.

Subjects in MCAT are as mentioned below -

1. Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills
2. Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems
3. Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behaviour
4. Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/mcat-syllabus/amp

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck