Hira Ahmed grew up in Lahore and dreamed of becoming a doctor. After narrowly missing out on a seat at a top medical college in Pakistan, she started researching affordable options abroad. Fortunately, she discovered Changsha Medical University’s English-taught MBBS program.

Hira applied with the help of a local consultant. She submitted her F.Sc (Pre-Medical) scores, a personal statement, and two strong recommendation letters. Moreover, she applied early, which increased her chances of securing a “Freshman Scholarship” worth 50% off her first-year tuition.

During her studies, Hira joined the Pakistani Students Association, received extra English support from the university, and learned basic Mandarin for hospital rotations. As a result, she graduated with distinction, passed the PMDC/NLE exam on her first attempt, and is now doing her house job at Jinnah Hospital, Lahore.

Bilal Khan came from Rawalpindi and always wanted a globally recognized MBBS. He was accepted to Jiamusi University’s English MBBS program after scoring 68% in F.Sc and passing MDCAT. He also earned a partial “One Belt, One Road” scholarship thanks to his active involvement in sports and volunteer work in Pakistan.

Bilal found the teaching style in China very interactive, with lots of practical exposure in university-affiliated hospitals. Importantly, he used the university’s “Career Office” to secure a summer internship at a Grade-A hospital in Harbin, which later helped him land a job in a private clinic in Islamabad after graduation.

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• Practical Lessons: Each story reveals unique tips about admissions, scholarships, exams, and adapting to life abroad.
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• Apply early for both admissions and scholarships
• Prepare a strong personal statement and resume
• Get active in student associations, events, and community work
• Build relationships with professors and hospital supervisors
• Don’t be afraid to seek help from Pakistani alumni in China
• Learn some basic Mandarin for daily life and clinical practice
• Focus on passing PMDC/NLE or FMGE exams in your final year

Sara Ali always wanted to be a doctor but worried her family couldn’t afford high fees. Through guidance from a Pakistani senior in China, she applied to Southwest Medical University. Sara not only gained admission but also earned a full tuition waiver scholarship for her academic achievements and essay on “Healthcare for All.”

Sara faced challenges in her first year adapting to new foods, culture, and weather. Nevertheless, she persevered, improved her Chinese language skills, and even joined the campus debate team. Now in her fifth year, Sara tutors new Pakistani students and plans to take the NLE exam in Pakistan in 2026.

Saad Farooq from Karachi was always passionate about medical research. He applied to Guangzhou Medical University and received a partial merit scholarship after sharing his science fair certificates.

In his third year, Saad joined a research team studying tropical diseases and published a paper with his Chinese professor. He also became president of the Pakistani Students Association and organized cultural exchange events. Today, Saad’s research experience is helping him apply for clinical rotations in the UK.

Asma Qureshi from Hyderabad was among the few Pakistani girls in her batch at Jining Medical University. She won a provincial government scholarship for BDS thanks to her volunteer work promoting dental hygiene in local schools. Asma credits her confidence to her professors and Pakistani community mentors.

She now mentors incoming female students and aspires to open her own clinic in Pakistan. Her journey is proof that women can thrive and lead in China’s medical universities.

Is MBBS from China recognized in Pakistan?

Yes, MBBS degrees from PMDC-approved Chinese universities are recognized. Graduates must pass the NLE for licensing.

Can I get a job in Pakistan or abroad after MBBS in China?

Absolutely. Many alumni pass licensing exams and work in top hospitals in Pakistan, UK, UAE, or return to China for further study.

How do students get scholarships or financial aid?

Apply early, maintain strong grades, and join university/community service programs for the best chance at scholarships.

Are there Pakistani student groups in China?

Yes, almost every medical university has a Pakistani Students Association for support and community.

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