Tuition: 15,000 RMB Hostel: 2,000 RMB Application Fee: 650 RMB Management and Service Charges: 16000 RMB Medical Checkup,Visa Extension, Insurance, Bedding, Registration Fee: 900 RMB Payable in RMB : 34,550 RMB Total in U$D (Approx.): 4,900 U$D ( Approx.)

Guizhou Medical University

Guizhou Medical University, previously known as “Guiyang Medical College,” traces its origins to the “National Guiyang Medical College,” established in 1938. As one of the nine higher medical institutions directly under the Ministry of Education at the time, it became a center of academic excellence. Under the guidance of Professor Li Zongen, a pioneer in tropical diseases and medical education, the college attracted renowned experts such as Yang Chongrui, Zhu Zhangye, and Tang Peisong, earning it the nickname “Little Concorde” for its significant contributions to higher medical education in Guizhou.

Spanning 1,868 acres, Guizhou Medical University boasts 8 affiliated hospitals, 11 non-affiliated hospitals, 6 teaching hospitals, and 82 professional practice bases. The university is home to several advanced research platforms, including 4 at the national level, 7 ministerial-level committees, and 22 provincial-level platforms, alongside 21 provincial and 16 departmental innovation teams.

The university consists of 21 teaching units offering 37 undergraduate majors. It has 2 first-level doctoral degree authorization points in basic medicine and public health, along with 10 second-level doctoral authorization points in various fields, including clinical medicine.

Currently, the university hosts over 22,300 full-time students, including more than 2,100 graduate students and 300 international students. To date, it has produced over 58,500 graduates, including 7,300 with advanced degrees. Its teaching and affiliated hospitals employ 4,894 staff members, among whom 390 hold doctorates, and 1,603 are senior professionals.

Between 2011 and 2018, Guizhou Medical University received 57 awards for national, provincial, and ministerial scientific and technological achievements, including a second prize for National Scientific and Technological Progress and the highest science and technology award in Guizhou. The university has undertaken over 2,580 research projects, including key initiatives from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Ministry of Science and Technology. Its research excels in areas such as endemic diseases, traditional Chinese medicine, tissue engineering, stem cell biomedicine, and pathogenic biology, making significant strides in scientific innovation and research transformation.

Why Choose Guizhou Medical University?

Established Legacy: Binzhou Medical University (BMU) was founded in 1946 as a public provincial university with a strong reputation in medical education.
Strategic Location: BMU operates two campuses—one in Binzhou and another in Yantai, a scenic seaside city in Shandong Province, conveniently close to Beijing.
Global Recognition: Medical graduates from BMU are eligible for international licensing exams like NLE, USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK), AMC (Australia), GMC, WFME, FMGE, and ECFMG certifications.
Diverse Academic Programs: BMU offers 13 bachelor’s degree specialties, 12 master’s programs, and doctoral courses tailored to meet global medical standards.
Extensive Clinical Network: The university features 2 top-level affiliated hospitals, 19 non-direct affiliated hospitals, 14 teaching hospitals, and over 140 practical teaching bases.
Large Student Body: BMU accommodates more than 16,100 full-time students, including over 15,300 undergraduates and 600 postgraduates.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: International students enjoy well-equipped, comfortable on-campus hostels with modern amenities for a seamless living experience.

CRITERIA & ELIGIBILITY:

The qualified applicant should be over 18-Year-Old.
The minimum marks of all subjects should be 60% or above.

Fee Structure for September 2025 Intake:

Initial Deposit 1,000 RMB (Approx. 137.58 U$D) Non-Refundable after issuance of Admission Letter.

1st Year

Tuition: 15,000 RMB
Hostel: 2,000 RMB
Application Fee: 650 RMB
Management and Service Charges: 16000 RMB
Medical Checkup,Visa Extension, Insurance, Bedding, Registration Fee: 900 RMB
Payable in RMB : 34,550 RMB
Total in U$D (Approx.): 4,900 U$D ( Approx.)

2nd Year (Onwards Every Year)

Tuition: 25,000 RMB
Hostel: 2,000 RMB
Application Fee: NIL
Management and Service Charges: NIL
Medical Checkup,Visa Extension, Insurance, Bedding, Registration Fee: 900 RMB
Payable in RMB : 27,900 RMB
Total in U$D (Approx.): 3,900 U$D ( Approx.)

Documents Required:

Passport
Passport Size Photo (White Background)
SSC Mark sheet/Junior high school document (grade 10th)
HSSC Mark sheet/Senior high school document (grade 12th)
Police clearance certificate
Physical Examination Form
Application Form

All the Documents should be in clear scan form

About City:

Located in southwestern China on the eastern edge of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, Guiyang serves as a vital transfer hub connecting major cities and the many ethnic minority villages scattered across the province. Historically, the city was surrounded by dense bamboo groves and gained fame for producing a musical instrument known as “Zhu,” giving rise to its nickname, Zhu.

Guiyang is celebrated for its vibrant culture, shaped by the traditions of over 30 ethnic minority groups, including the Miao, Buyi, Dong, and Hui communities. The city’s unique Karst landforms and rich folk traditions contribute to its colorful and dynamic cultural identity.

Nestled amidst mountains and forests, Guiyang boasts a picturesque environment. Known as one of China’s “Spring Cities,” like Kunming, it is a popular summer retreat due to its mild and pleasant climate. With warm, moist weather, the city offers ideal sightseeing opportunities in spring, summer, and autumn.

The local cuisine in Guiyang is famously spicy, bearing similarities to Sichuan and Hunan cuisines. The Miao people favor sour flavors, making the iconic “Fish in Sour Soup” a must-try dish for visitors.

Tourists often seek out souvenirs reflecting the region’s ethnic heritage, such as festival costumes, masks, and embroidery. These can be found in bustling shopping areas like Beijing Road, Zhonghua Road, and Yan’an Road. Guiyang’s residents are known for their late-night lifestyle, contributing to a vibrant nightlife scene. The illuminated Jiaxiu Tower is particularly enchanting and a highlight of the city’s evening attractions.

In Guiyang, the wet season is warm, humid, and mostly cloudy and the dry season is cold and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 36°F to 82°F and is rarely below 28°F or above 88°F.

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