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Hello,I am a professional consultant at Global Medical Foundation, Delhi, helping students get admission for MBBS in abroad and I have helped 350+ students get admission in various countries abroad including 200+ for Ukraine. I have visited almost every university and I have sent students to most of them too.Here is the ranking of all the medical universities in Ukraine (read below to know the criteria I used for ranking these universities):1. Bukovinian State Medical University2. Vinnitsa National Medical University3. Lviv National Medical University4. Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University5. Kharkiv National Medical University7. Bogomolets National Medical University8. Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv9. VN Karazin Kharkiv National Medical University10. Ternopil National Medical University11. Kyiv Medical UniversityCriteria used to define the rankings:1. most important criteria is the FMGE passing percentage, which is the % of students clearing MCI screening test after graduating from these universities2. current review/feedback of the students or the current status of the university3. Indian food facility4. quality of education, experience of the faculty5. hostel facility6. return on investment7. ease of traveling to the university from DelhiExpenses:Well, Ukraine is not a cheap country for MBBS, it is not as cheap as it used to be at least. Your budget should be in excess of ₹25 lakh including living expenses. If you don't have this budget, then don't plan for MBBS in Ukraine.Most universities will require around US $ 4,000 - 4,500 at least per year (including hostel). This comes out to be around ₹19–20 lakh alone. You still have other expenses like food, travel, admission charges etc. So, at least, it will cost you around ₹25 lakh.Now, lets say you can afford around ₹25–35 lakh, you can go for the following universities -1. Bukovinian State Medical University2. Vinnitsa National Medical University3. Kharkiv National Medical University4. Bogomolets National Medical University5. Lviv National Medical UniversityYou can get in touch with me for more details and for admission.I have sent students to almost every university in Ukraine, we are an old and reputed consultancy - 350+ students sent. Contact the best only.About MBBS in UKRAINEThe nation is well known for its medical programs, which offer. MBBS in Ukraine may add the benefit of medical education programs in Ukraine. While the course dimension is so small, it is easy to clean your doubts and raise your awareness within the subject. The classrooms are all practically oriented, which increases the pursuits of their students while in the issue. Right after finishing the level, the college students may sit to get a screening test, making them qualified to receive MCI registration.The nation is well known for the medical programs it offers. Indian college students may get the benefit of studying medical programs from Ukraine. Ukraine, the European state with got the success of 100 % of learning, would be your optimal position for studying medicine in the world.Ukrainian medical colleges are the top and also the perfect option for virtually any student who's curious about studying medicine and expects to get a livelihood to it.Medication is just one such division that's believed to be the most challenging amongst the other training today with all the Ukrainian medical universities that you want perhaps not to put in such enormous attempts, time, and costs to the preparation of their medical entrance examinations.Step by Step Admission ProcessSubmit scan copy to Global Medical Foundation.You will receive an admission letter and invitation letter describing the academic year details and fee structure.Upon receipt of the Admission and Invitation Letter, we shall work upon Visa documentation process.Board the flight to Ukraine.Eligibility: 12th Science / A Level PCB (Physics-Chemistry-Biology)Duration: 5.8 YearsIntake: Sep 1st weekHolidays: July & AugustDocuments required studying MBBS in Ukraine10th Mark sheet12th MarksheetPassportPhotoBank StatementNEET QulifiedBirth CertificateWHY STUDY MBBS IN UKRAINE?Quality educationEnglish MediumLow tuition fees and living costGlobally recognized courses (WHO, UNESCO, EUROPEAN COUNCIL, MCI, etc.)European life standardThe facility of opening a bank account in Ukrainian international bankQuick and simple admission processBetter job prospectsMulticultural environmentModerate Climate around the yearOutstanding international facultyOne of the best transportation systems in EuropeEmphasis on practical aspects of teachingNo IELTS/TOEFL requiredBeauty of UkraineThe eastern European country Ukraine is presently celebrating its 27th years of Independence. It is the largest country of the continent next to France. The country has all the seven world heritage sites like the Saint-Sophia Cathedral in Kiev city, primeval beech forest of the carpethians, the ancient city of Chersonesus and so on. Apart from world heritage sites, the country is also famous for majestic Orthodox Cathedrals.Some of the major cities of Ukraine are Kharkiv, Odessa, Donetsk, and Lviv. The Population of Ukraine is nearly 46 million presently. The currency of Ukraine is Hryvnia. Indian Embassy is in Kiev in the country. In India the Embassy is in Vasant Vihar.The local language of the country is Ukrainian. Although Russia is widely spoken in the Country. The people in the country are all well educated and so the literacy rate is 99%.There are lots of tourist activities in Ukraine. It is a hub for beautiful places to visit. The country has many good restaurants and pubs to offer.Climate of UkraineThe climate of Ukraine is continental. Winters are generally cold and snowy while summers are Warm and hot. The average temperature is 24 degree centigrade in the month of July. It is very cold in the month of January with temperature going down below 0 degree centigrade.Winters are very cold with temperature exceeding -20 degree centigrade. Snowfall and snowstorms are likely to occur in winter season. In summer the temperature exceeds to 25-30 degree centigrade. It goes high till 35 degree centigrade.Flights: Students can take direct flight to Ukraine in a very cheap amount. Air Asthana, Air Arabia, and Aeroflot all this flights offer cheap rates for Ukraine. It takes almost 7 hours to reach Ukraine. You can take direct flight from Delhi International Airport. There is total of 30 airports in Ukraine, out of which 16 of them are International. The main airport is in Kiev, from there the students can take taxi, bus or high speed train to reach the University.

Hi,I am a professional consultant helping students get admission for MBBS in abroad and I have helped 350+ students get admission in various countries abroad including 200+ in Ukraine.Here is the ranking of all the medical universities in Ukraine (read below to know the criteria I used for ranking these universities):1. Bukovinian State Medical University2. Vinnitsa National Medical University3. Lviv National Medical University4. Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University5. Kharkiv National Medical University7. Bogomolets National Medical University8. Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv9. VN Karazin Kharkiv National Medical University10. Ternopil National Medical University11. Kyiv Medical University—- Criteria used to define the rankings:1. most important criteria is the FMGE passing percentage, which is the % of students clearing MCI screening test after graduating from these universities2. current review/feedback of the students or the current status of the university3. Indian food facility4. quality of education, experience of the faculty5. hostel facility6. return on investment7. ease of traveling to the university from DelhiExpenses:Well, Ukraine is not a cheap country for MBBS, it is not as cheap as it used to be at least. Your budget should be in excess of ₹25 lakh including living expenses. If you don't have this budget, then don't plan for MBBS in Ukraine.Most universities will require around US $ 4,000 - 4,500 at least per year (including hostel). This comes out to be around ₹19–20 lakh alone. You still have other expenses like food, travel, admission charges etc. So, at least, it will cost you around ₹25 lakh.Now, lets say you can afford around ₹25–35 lakh, you can go for the following universities -1. Bukovinian State Medical University2. Vinnitsa National Medical University3. Kharkiv National Medical University4. Bogomolets National Medical University5. Lviv National Medical UniversityYou can get in touch with me for more details and for admission.I have sent students to almost every university in Ukraine, we are an old and reputed consultancy - 350+ students sent. Contact the best only.About MBBS in UKRAINEThe nation is well known for its medical programs, which offer. MBBS in Ukraine may add the benefit of medical education programs in Ukraine. While the course dimension is so small, it is easy to clean your doubts and raise your awareness within the subject. The classrooms are all practically oriented, which increases the pursuits of their students while in the issue. Right after finishing the level, the college students may sit to get a screening test, making them qualified to receive MCI registration.The nation is well known for the medical programs it offers. Indian college students may get the benefit of studying medical programs from Ukraine. Ukraine, the European state with got the success of 100 % of learning, would be your optimal position for studying medicine in the world.Ukrainian medical colleges are the top and also the perfect option for virtually any student who's curious about studying medicine and expects to get a livelihood to it.Medication is just one such division that's believed to be the most challenging amongst the other training today with all the Ukrainian medical universities that you want perhaps not to put in such enormous attempts, time, and costs to the preparation of their medical entrance examinations.**Step by Step Admission Process*** Submit scan copy to Global Medical Foundation.* You will receive an admission letter and invitation letter describing the academic year details and fee structure.* Upon receipt of the Admission and Invitation Letter, we shall work upon Visa documentation process.* Board the flight to Ukraine.* Eligibility: 12th Science / A Level PCB (Physics-Chemistry-Biology)* Duration: 5.8 Years* Intake: Sep 1st week* Holidays: July & August**Documents required studying MBBS in Ukraine*** 10th Mark sheet* 12th Marksheet* Passport* Photo* Bank Statement* NEET Qulified* Birth Certificate**WHY STUDY MBBS IN UKRAINE?*** Quality education* English Medium* Low tuition fees and living cost* Globally recognized courses (WHO, UNESCO, EUROPEAN COUNCIL, MCI, etc.)* European life standard* The facility of opening a bank account in Ukrainian international bank* Quick and simple admission process* Better job prospects* Multicultural environment* Moderate Climate around the year* Outstanding international faculty* One of the best transportation systems in Europe* Emphasis on practical aspects of teaching* No IELTS/TOEFL required**Beauty of Ukraine**The eastern European country Ukraine is presently celebrating its 27th years of Independence. It is the largest country of the continent next to France. The country has all the seven world heritage sites like the Saint-Sophia Cathedral in Kiev city, primeval beech forest of the carpethians, the ancient city of Chersonesus and so on. Apart from world heritage sites, the country is also famous for majestic Orthodox Cathedrals.Some of the major cities of Ukraine are Kharkiv, Odessa, Donetsk, and Lviv. The Population of Ukraine is nearly 46 million presently. The currency of Ukraine is Hryvnia. Indian Embassy is in Kiev in the country. In India the Embassy is in Vasant Vihar.The local language of the country is Ukrainian. Although Russia is widely spoken in the Country. The people in the country are all well educated and so the literacy rate is 99%.There are lots of tourist activities in Ukraine. It is a hub for beautiful places to visit. The country has many good restaurants and pubs to offer.**Climate of Ukraine**The climate of Ukraine is continental. Winters are generally cold and snowy while summers are Warm and hot. The average temperature is 24 degree centigrade in the month of July. It is very cold in the month of January with temperature going down below 0 degree centigrade.Winters are very cold with temperature exceeding -20 degree centigrade. Snowfall and snowstorms are likely to occur in winter season. In summer the temperature exceeds to 25-30 degree centigrade. It goes high till 35 degree centigrade.**Flights: **Students can take direct flight to Ukraine in a very cheap amount. Air Asthana, Air Arabia, and Aeroflot all this flights offer cheap rates for Ukraine. It takes almost 7 hours to reach Ukraine. You can take direct flight from Delhi International Airport. There is total of 30 airports in Ukraine, out of which 16 of them are International. The main airport is in Kiev, from there the students can take taxi, bus or high speed train to reach the University.My contact details are on my bio - Shobhit Jayaswal.

A2A. Eh. I’ll give a rough sketch of this, but I can’t be assed to look up all the years and instead I’ll group it in chunks.High school: Detroit, Michigan. top student, member of a sickening array of honor societies, quiz bowl, first girlfriend (two years), studied Japanese, participated in debate, public speaking contests, played soccer and rugby. Made money by refereeing youth soccer games, writing erotica, and babysitting.College: Northampton, Massachusetts/Kyoto, Japan. Majored in Political Science and Japanese, volunteered with the Red Cross, played and the ran the rugby team. Learned how to scuba dive. Lived in Japan, visited South Korea, Thailand, and Egypt. Made money by working at the student library, writing crap essays for crap companies, and continuing with the erotica thing. Had my second girlfriend. Graduated in 4 years, Maxima Cum Laude with additional honors for writing a thesis on Yasukuni Shrine.Peace Corps: Kyrgyzstan, Various cities. Taught English and Japanese, helped build houses, helped do various trainings to send school kids to the US for study abroad, wrote a bunch of grants, survived a revolution, taught a few university courses. Learned how to live without electricity, running water, or heat. Froze my ass off. Visited Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, the Netherlands, and India. Made money by being a poor fucker; that’s what you do in the Peace Corps.After PC: Detroit, MI/Seattle, Washington. Went back to Detroit in the middle of the recession, had no idea what to do with myself, got on Craigslist, and started picking up freelance writing jobs. This turned into a very good income. One of my PC friends got back to the States and was like, “I want to move to Seattle. Never been. Do you want to come?” My freelance income was mobile so I was like, “Yeah, sure.”Seattle: My freelance writing business was absolutely booming at this point and I had a business partner. This ended up becoming a company worth around a million and we had about 30 people working for us at some point. It was massive. Obtained a Professional Writing Certification from the University of Washington. After about a year, my PC roommate got into a master’s degree in Tucson, Arizona, and had to move. During this time, another PC friend had visited Portland, Oregon for a summer librarian internship, and through her my roommate and I met a college friend of hers. After the other PC friend went back to the East Coast, my roommate and I stayed friends with this guy. When my roommate was moving to Arizona, he was like, “Want to move to Portland?” so I was like, “Yeah, sure.”Portland: Lived with a bunch of hippies. Spent a ton of time at my friend’s mom’s tree farm. The business was massive and doing well, but I was unhappy. During this time, I met my friend’s girlfriend; both he and the girlfriend had gone to NYU, and she was still out in New York. I was a bit on the rocks due to the decision to get out of my business, and she was like, “Why don’t you move to New York City and get your teaching certificate there?” so I was like, “Yeah, sure.”NYC: Lived in Ditmas Park with more hippies; five of us and a dog in a two bedroom apartment. The apartment was lovely, though, and with $400/month rent… uh, yeah. Any New Yorker’s jaw will drop to the floor on that one. Right on the Q. Obtained my CELTA and continued independently freelance writing. Got an English teaching job in Russia.Moscow, Russia: Lived with a lovely Canadian roommate in the Yasenovo district. Taught kids up through adults. Went to insane nightclubs that stayed open all night long. Ate a lot of gretcha. This was in 2014, because that was when the ruble fell on its sword and I ended up leaving my contract early to go to England.Cambridge, England. My college roommate was finishing her PhD at Cambridge, so I went to live with her for a while. Continued freelance writing. Never secured any sort of visa or whatever, so this wasn’t a super-long-term thing. I liked Cambridge, though; nice place. Good food.Detroit, Michigan. Went back home and got a job teaching cooking classes to kids and also English on the side. Lived at home with my parents, who were just happy I was, like, around for five seconds. But then I got a job in Kazakhstan.Astana, Kazakhstan. Cold as balls and very isolated, but lovely people. However, my boss was an absolute dickhead. Holy shit, was he awful. But the pay here was great, particularly since I got paid in dollars while the tenge was on the rocks. However, since the guy couldn’t manage the company well, it was bleeding money and a bunch of us ended up closing our contracts early since we couldn’t stand him anyway. Seriously. Worst boss I’ve ever had. Visited Germany during this time. When I left Kazakhstan I flew to—Tbilisi, Georgia. I rented an apartment through booking and the guy that came to pick me up from the airport was absolutely thrilled that I was an English teacher. I was only planning on staying here for about a week, but ended up spending over a month since he gave me seriously decreased rent in exchange for teaching his daughter, who was lovely. I did get a ton of job offers here, but the pay was extraordinarily bad. Had a fling with a Macedonian guy about 30 years older than me who was really rich and wanted to take me on a Mediterranean cruise. Considered it, but decided that I wasn’t really interested in the arrangement. Spent some time up in the mountains in a village with the family of the guy who owned my apartment. Went to Batumi and fought off a rape attempt. Decided to move on.Odessa, Ukraine. Ended up spending more time here than I expected since I ended up in an apartment with a lawyer, his wife, and three sailors who were totally awesome. I taught them English and they gave me a decreased rate. Ended up finishing up the summer here and it was lovely. Considered staying, but decided to move on.Continued trip through a lot of Eastern Europe for about two more months before flying home out of Copenhagen.Now: Back in Detroit, freelance writing, doing some other businessy things on the side, occasionally editing stuff. I’ll be back in Europe this upcoming January for my Cambridge PhD friend’s wedding and also to visit my boyfriend. Who I met on Quora.So that’s where we are. As for what the hell I’ll be doing this time next year, I have no fucking idea. I very well could be leading a brass band in Namibia, for all the consistency I’ve had.