The official application period for the 2026 English-medium MBBS program is
March 1–August 30, 2026. GMU states that places are limited and may be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. The university may close applications earlier if the available intake is filled.

Registration: Admitted students are expected to register in October 2026. The exact date and registration instructions will appear in the official Admission Notice.

Application Process

1. Check the 2026 age, academic, English-language, CSCA, nationality, and document requirements.
2. Create an account in the official GMU International Student Service System.
3. Complete the online form and upload all required documents in the correct format.
4. Check the application system regularly for requests, updates, and the pre-admission result.
5. If pre-admitted, pay the first-year tuition and hostel fee within the university’s deadline to confirm the place.
6. Download the electronic JW202 when issued and apply for the appropriate Chinese study visa.
7. Travel and register on the date stated in the official Admission Notice.

The official 2026 English-medium MBBS admission notice does not guarantee a scholarship or automatic tuition reduction for every admitted student. A separate section near the top of this page explains the competitive 10,000 RMB provincial scholarship opportunity and the reported later-year merit awards.

Applicants should obtain written confirmation of eligibility, selection criteria, payment procedure, award amount, and disbursement timing before relying on scholarship funding.

Review the scholarship and first-year offer details
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Apply Early

Do not wait until August 30. GMU may close applications early when the available places have been filled.

Upload Complete and Accurate Documents: GMU requires application materials to be complete, authentic, and provided in Chinese or English. Missing, unclear, expired, or inconsistent documents can delay or invalidate the application.

Admission Is Merit-Based: Submitting an application or using an admission-support service does not guarantee acceptance. GMU reviews academic results, required examinations, documents, and other relevant performance information.

Prepare for Advance Payment: GMU states that pre-admitted applicants must pay the first-year tuition and hostel fee within the stated deadline to confirm their place. Failure to pay can result in cancellation of the pre-admission qualification.

Confirm Licensing Eligibility: Before enrolling, applicants should check the medical-registration and licensing requirements of the country where they intend to practise after graduation.

Sino-French Hoffmann Institute

GMU’s international partnerships include the Sino-French Hoffmann Institute, developed with French partners including CNRS and the University of Strasbourg. Nobel laureate Jules A. Hoffmann has participated in the institute’s academic development and activities.

• Nationality:
  Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens holding a valid foreign passport or nationality certificate.
• Age:
  Applicants should be 18–25 years old and hold a high-school diploma or a higher qualification.
• Health and Conduct:
  Applicants must be physically and mentally healthy, meet Chinese study-visa or residence-permit medical standards, have good conduct, and have no relevant disciplinary, public-security, or criminal record.
• High-School Subjects:
  The academic record must include physics or mathematics, biology, and chemistry.
• Academic Standard:
  Applicants must meet one of GMU’s published academic routes: high-school GPA of at least 3.0/4.0 or equivalent; all GCE A-level subjects at C or above; Indian State Board aggregate of at least 85%; CBSE aggregate of at least 70%; or NEET score of at least 300 from an examination taken during 2024–2026.
• English Proficiency:
  Non-native English speakers must normally provide IELTS 6.0 with at least 5.0 in each component, TOEFL 85 with at least 15 in each section, Duolingo 115, or approved proof that their high-school education was taught in English.
• Foreign-Nationality Cases:
  Additional passport-history and overseas-residence requirements apply to certain applicants who previously held Chinese nationality or whose circumstances fall under China’s international-student nationality rules.

1. GMU international-student application form generated by the official online system.
2. Notarized high-school graduation diploma or an Expected Graduation Certificate/Hope Certificate for a fresh graduate.
3. Notarized high-school academic transcripts showing courses, scores, and the grading system.
4. Home-country unified examination results or internationally recognized standardized examination results, where applicable.
5. English-language evidence, such as IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, or approved proof of English-medium high-school instruction.
6. China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) transcript; Mathematics and Chemistry are compulsory subjects.
7. Recommendation letter from a high-school headteacher or teacher, including the writer’s email, telephone number, and signature.
8. Study plan written in English or Chinese containing at least 500 words.
9. Scanned copy of the valid passport information page.
10. Foreigner’s Physical Examination Record completed as required and valid for six months.
11. Valid non-criminal record certificate.
12. English self-introduction video lasting 3–5 minutes and no larger than 50 MB.
13. Financial Guarantee Letter with supporting financial documents.
14. Resume for a non-fresh graduate.
15. Notarized Guardian Authorization when required for an applicant who is under 18 by August 30, 2026.

Document check:
Medical-examination forms with missing items, missing medical advice, missing doctor signatures, or missing hospital seals are invalid. Expired records, incomplete translations, unclear scans, and inconsistent information can delay or invalidate an application.