University of Exeter
The University of Exeter Medical School offers a 5-year BMBS, taught at its St Luke's campus in Exeter and its Truro campus in Cornwall. Clinical placements are across Devon and Cornwall. International applicants usually need A-levels or equivalent (Class 12 PCB), English proficiency (IELTS), the UCAT where the school requires it, and an interview. Indian students must also qualify NEET-UG to be eligible to practise in India.
UK medical degrees (MBBS / MBChB) usually take 5 years (6 with an intercalated degree or foundation year), followed by the 2-year UK Foundation Programme for graduates who work in the UK.
- Years 1–2: biomedical sciences with early clinical contact
- Years 3–5: clinical placements in Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Psychiatry, General Practice and more
| Total course fee | GBP 246,500 |
|---|---|
| First instalment / first year | GBP 49,300 |
| Yearly fee (5 years) | GBP 49,300 |
| Balance (remaining instalments) | GBP 197,200 |
Based on the University of Exeter international fee for BMBS Medicine (2027 entry).
Fees as listed by XEAL Education Works. Fees can change each session and may exclude hostel, food, visa, insurance and travel costs. Please confirm the current fee with our counsellors before making any payment.
- UCAT: most UK medical schools require the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT).
- Academic grades: very high Class 12 (or A-level/IB) results in Biology and Chemistry.
- English test: IELTS or equivalent for international students.
- Interview: MMI or panel interview.
- Application: through UCAS, usually by mid-October for the following year.
- NEET-UG: also required if you plan to practise in India later.