1. Education:

The faculty available here is also very amazing, and they will be going to get a quality education. There is no leniency considering education. A student will be able to ask queries anytime. No compromise with the quality of education at all. Most of the faculty know Hindi also because they belong from countries like India, Nepal, Pakistan & Bangladesh. the university also arranges a teacher from India (a teacher who has been teaching in PREPLADDER, MARROW, DAMS, ) for preparation high level for an exam like NMC/MCI, PMC.

2. Medium of teaching:

There is no need for a student to worry about the medium as well. The medium of teaching is English. A student will be able to learn about the course effectively. There is no need for them to learn any particular language for learning.

3. Cost of living:

The cost of living is also very less. There is no need for a student to feel like the accommodation will charge a lot to them. At a very low price, well-equipped accommodation is available.

4. Tuition fees:

The tuition fee is comparatively less as compared to other countries. When a student is coming for MBBS in Russia, he will be able to be a part of it at the affordable as well.

5. Scholarship:

For all the meritorious students, scholarship programs are also available. They just need to fulfill the criteria. After it, they will be able to be part of a scholarship as well.

Faculties 

The faculties available here are:-

• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Pharmacy
• Faculty of Pediatrics
• Faculty of Preventive Medicine
• Faculty of Dentistry
• Faculty of Postgraduate Professional Training of Physicians
• Preparatory Department for International Applicants
• Institute of Professional Education
• Center of Master’s Programs

Indian mess facility:

Indian mess facility is also very amazing at First Moscow State Medical University

1. The campus focuses on every student available here.
2. Usually, Indian students find it difficult to adjust to different food habits.  For them, particular mess facilities are available.
3. This will let them adjust here adequately. There will be nothing that can let them face any issue.

Indian hostel facility:

The Indian hostel facility at First Moscow State Medical University is also available. if a student is here for MBBS in Russia, they will get:-

1. The best part about the hostel facility is an Indian warden is available who will help them at every step.
2. Emergency doctors are available that will help them to figure out if there is any issue arising.
3. Security is also very advanced, and parents will be going to know when their child is entering the campus and when he is leaving the campus.

Notable alumni

Anton Chekhov

Sergei Korsakoff

Nikolay Pirogov

Vladimir Serbsky

• Sergey Botkin^[1] — Russian clinician, therapist, activist, and one of the founders of modern Russian medical science and education
• Sergei Korsakoff^[1] — Russian neuropsychiatrist; one of the greatest neuropsychiatrists of the 19th century, known for his studies on effects of alcoholism on the nervous system and introduction of the concept of paranoia
• Vladimir Serbsky — Russian psychiatrist and one of the founders of forensic psychiatry in Russia; Russia’s main center of forensic psychiatry, Serbsky Center, was named after him
• Pyotr Gannushkin — Russian psychiatrist that developed one of the first theories of psychopathies (today known as personality disorders)
• Nikolay Pirogov^[1] — Russian scientist, medical doctor, inventor, pedagogue, and member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (1847); considered to be the founder of field surgery and was one of the first surgeons in Europe to use ether as an anaesthetic
• Ivan Sechenov^[1] — Russian neurophysiologist; honorary member of Russian Academy of Sciences; Moscow Medical Academy and Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry were named after him
• Nikolay Sklifosovsky^[1] — Russian surgeon, scientist, and teacher
• Anton Chekhov^[1] — Russian physician, playwright, and short-story writer; considered to be among the greatest writers of short fiction in history
• Maxim Konchalovsky — Russian clinician; one of the most important figures in Russian internal medicine during the first half of the 20th century
• Alexander Myasnikov — Soviet physician, cardiologist, academician of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences
• Jonas Basanavičius — Lithuanian physician, activist, and proponent of the Lithuanian National Revival
• Alexei Ivanovich Abrikosov — Russian pathologist and a member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences (1939)
• Evgeni Babsky — Soviet physiologist and a member of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
• Mikhail Chumakov — Russian microbiologist and virologist; helped in developing the Polio vaccine and organized its mass production
• Dimitri Venediktov — Deputy Health Minister of the USSR from 1965 to 1981
• Valentin Pokrovsky — Russian epidemiologist; president of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences from 1987 to 2006, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences (from 2013), and director of the Central Research Institute of Epidemiology under the Ministry of Health
• Valery Shumakov — Russian surgeon and transplantologist; a leader in transplantation medicine in Russia and a pioneer of artificial organ surgery; recipient of Russian state’s highest distinction, the Order of Saint Andrew
• Mikhail Davydov — Russian medical scientist, oncologist, surgeon; former president of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences; member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, International Society of Surgeons and New York Academy of Sciences, and a recipient of State Prize in Science and Technology (2001)
• Leo Bokeria — Russian cardiac surgeon; academician of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences and Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation; recipient of Lenin Prize (1976), the USSR State Prize (1986) and Russian State Prize (2002)
• Renat Akchurin — Russian cardiac surgeon; academician of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences (1997) and Russian Academy of Sciences (2011)
• Rafiq Tağı — the Azerbaijani short-story writer and journalist, graduated in cardiology
• Amiran Revishvili — Georgian cardiac surgeon and electrophysiologist, president of Pan-Russian Scientific Society of Clinical Electrophysiology, Arrhythmology and Cardiac Pacing
• Boris Yegorov — Soviet physician-astronaut who became the first physician to make a space flight
• Oleg Atkov — Russian cardiologist and astronaut
• Anatoly Kudryavitsky — Russian-Irish novelist and poet
• Louise Thai – Hungarian American, Clinical Pathologist, and Microbiologist, Award-winning Professor at Medical College of Georgia. Recipient of the 2002 William Kemper Fellowship and 2006 Jane Hickman Teacher of the Year Award at the University of Missouri School of Medicine.