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Transferring to medical school, while baffling at first, has long been an existential concept. There was once a Pakistani MBBS student who was initially admitted to a top foreign medical university but later changed his mind due to various reasons. MBBS transfer is the process of transferring your credits from one university to another during your medical education and requires the student to complete certain documentation procedures.

The MBBS migration process simplifies the path for MBBS students who are firmly determined to become excellent medical professionals as they can now voluntarily transfer to another university for high-quality medical education. So, if at any time they feel that their current university lacks certain qualities that hinder their growth as a medical student, they can now transfer MBBS abroad to a trustworthy good university in the same country or another country.

Not all medical students studying MBBS abroad are aware of the university transfer process, here we have compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions by MBBS students

Q1: Can Pakistani students transfer to another university while studying MBBS abroad?

Yes. Pakistani students studying MBBS abroad can now avail the facility of university transfer during their course and overcome the current challenges they face during their ongoing medical studies in foreign universities.

Immigration status will be granted to Pakistani medical students of foreign universities only on genuine grounds.

·         Transfers are only possible if there are vacancies at the desired medical school or university.

·         Immigrants are only allowed up to 5% of the College's approved enrollment.

·         Cannot be transferred to a medical school in the same city.

Q2: Why do Pakistani MBBS students transfer to study abroad?

Pakistani students studying MBBS abroad may do a university transfer for the following reasons:

health problems

family emergency

inability to pay

Q3: Is MBBS valid for studying abroad?

As per the Supreme Court judgment dated 30th January 2018, Pakistani MBBS students studying medicine abroad are free to apply for MBBS admission transfer to other universities or colleges abroad and are still eligible to sit for the FMGE/next licensure exam conducted by NMC.

Q4: Can Pakistani MBBS students from foreign universities transfer to Pakistani universities?

Can't. According to the latest NMC guidelines, the National Medical Council does not allow the transfer of foreign medical students to Pakistan Institutes.

Q5: When doing a university transfer in the middle of an MBBS program, is NOC compulsory at the current university?

Yes. MBBS students must obtain a No Objection Certificate from their current university to initiate the university transfer process.

Q6: Does the score of the first year of the MBBS program affect the transfer to a medical university?

Only if the student has passed the first year of his/her MBBS program. If a student fails any subject in the first year, he will not be eligible to apply for MBBS Migration at any time during the MBBS course.

Q7: Can MBBS students transfer to another university in their third year?

Yes. Pakistani students can apply for MBBS from abroad after the first, second, and third year.

Q8: Is it possible to allocation from the government to a isolated medical university?

Yes, it is possible in some cases.

Q9: Is there any scholarship for transfer students?

Yes. MBBS transfer students will have the opportunity to receive scholarships from the New College.

Q10: Do students need to return the scholarship when they transfer?

Studentships do not have to be repaid like student loans. However, if a medical student transfers from his/her medical school, their scholarship may lapse or be required to be repaid.