Since 1976, St. George’s University has now more than 12,000 alumni from the Medical Degree programme practicing medicine all across the world. The clinical rotations have affiliations with more than 70 hospitals and clinical centers in Canada, Grenada, the United States, and United Kingdom.

Situated at the South-West tip of the island of Grenada in the Caribbean, the True Blue Campus is an international center for education attracting a lot of students not just from the Caribbean but from about 140 countries.

Faculties

•  School of Medicine
•  School of Veterinary Medicine
•  School of Graduate Studies
•  Summer & Short Term Program

Before choosing the Caribbean Islands as a destination for your medical education, let’s get aware of all the factors necessary to take admission at Medical Universities in the Caribbean Nations-

ELIGIBILITY

Criteria reserved for Indian students to take admission in MD at any of the Top Medical Universities in the Caribbean Islands, stated as follows-

1. Every medical aspirant from India must have completed his/her class XII in Science; having scored a minimum of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. This is especially required for students from Unreserved Category.
2. Reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) students can apply with the 40% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology; as per the guidelines by Medical Council of India (MCI).
3. The student must have qualified for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). It is mandatory from 2019 onwards.
4. No additional entrance test or examination is required.

ADMISSION PROCESS

The team of Education Abroad brings out the easiest admission procedure for the aspirants of MD in the Caribbean Islands.

Go through the following steps and get yourself enrolled with the Top Medical Universities in just a few days-

Step 1- Fill the Application Form

Step 2- Submit your academic documents like X & XII mark sheets (educational certificates), Birth Certificate, NEET scorecard and Passport size photographs.

Step 3- Passport: Students usually think that if they do not have a passport, then the registration process is not possible for them. This is not true, you can still register yourself even if you do not have a passport. It is not mandatory. Also, at the time of registration to the University, you can apply for your passport at

Step 4- Then, the students will receive their Admission Letter from their chosen University.

Step 5- Students will have to apply for ‘Visa Invitation letter’ then for which, you require the following:

• Passport
• Medical Fitness Certificate
• Bank statement of 6 months (can be of Father or Mother)
• Passport size photographs with white background

Step 6- Visa stamping is your last step for the admission process. We – at Education Abroad, get your Visa stamped from Embassies of respective countries of the Caribbean Islands in India

The Caribbean Islands – consists of the Caribbean Sea, its island and the surrounding coastal areas.  The region has a large area extending from the southern coast of the United States to the northern coast of South America, bounded on the west by Mexico and the Central American states facing out to the Atlantic on the east. The Caribbean Islands have a sprawling area of 2.754 million km². The Caribbean Islands are divided into three major physiographic categories that constitute the West Indies- the Greater Antilles, comprising the islands of Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola, and Puerto Rico; the Lesser Antilles, including Virgin Islands, Anguilla, Saint Kitts & Nevis, Antigua & Barbuda, Montserrat, etc. It is famous for its amazing scenic beauty, beaches and lovely climate. The most prominent languages spoken in these islands are English, Spanish, French, Dutch and Antillean Creole.

One of the major sectors for which The Caribbean Islands are majorly praised is Excellent Medical Education. MD (Doctor of Medicine) in the Caribbean is an ideal choice for all the international students coming from various nationalities. There are no chances of a language barrier as English is the first/ second language in most Caribbean islands and is also the official “language of Tourism & Education”, the most dominant industry in the Caribbean region.

• Holistic Evaluation
• Easy Admission Policy
• Rolling Admissions
• Accelerated Study
• Clinical Rotations in Good Hospitals
• High Success Rate
• Tropical Paradise