Life as Indian Medical Student Abroad | DreamMed Abroad

What's Life Really Like for Indian Students Abroad?

Moving to a new country for studies can be both exciting and daunting. Here's what Indian medical students actually experience abroad.

A typical day for an MBBS student abroad:

•8:00 AM — Morning lectures and theory classes

•12:00 PM — Lunch break (Indian mess available)

•1:00 PM — Practical labs and clinical sessions

•4:00 PM — Self-study or library time

•6:00 PM — Sports/recreation

•8:00 PM — Dinner and social time

Most universities have:

•Indian mess with veg and non-veg options

•Shared hostel rooms (2-3 per room)

•Wi-Fi, heating, and laundry facilities

•Common kitchen for cooking

•Large Indian student communities at most universities

•Cultural events and festivals celebrated together

•Sports clubs and activities

•City exploration on weekends

1.Language barrier — Universities offer local language classes

2.Weather — Proper warm clothing solves this

3.Homesickness — Indian community and video calls help

4.Cultural differences — Openness and respect go a long way

•Join the Indian student association immediately

•Learn basic local language phrases

•Keep in touch with your consultancy for ongoing support

•Focus on studies while enjoying the experience