About Guangxi Medical University
Guangxi Medical University is a Public university located in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (China). It was established in 1934. The institution offers the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) programme in English Medium with a stated duration of 6 Years Total. Its campus format is listed as Large Urban Public Campus. The reported intake months are September.
- WDOMS Listed: Yes
- WHO Recognition: Yes
- ECFMG Eligible: Yes
- NMC Compliance Status: Compliant (54 Months Classroom Training + 12 Months Continuous Hospital Internship)
Recognition & Eligibility
Fees & Living Cost
Admission Requirements
Admission Guidance
The following admission information is based on the supplied university data. Applicants should confirm the latest criteria with the university before applying.
- NEET Requirement: Yes (For Indian National Applicants)
- Entrance Exam Requirement: University Internal Interview / Review of Senior Secondary credentials
- Minimum Marks Required: 60% minimum in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English
- Minimum Age Requirement: 17 Years (By December 31 of admission year)
- Degree Offered: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
- Intake Month: September
Seats & Clinical Training
Clinical Training
Clinical and internship details below are taken from the supplied university record.
- Clinical Training Start: Year 4 (Pre-clinical components finish in Year 3)
- Teaching Hospital Available: Yes
- Affiliated Hospitals: 14
- Hospital Bed Capacity: 4,000+
- Internship Duration: 1 Year (Completed inside China or approved base)
- Local Licensing Exam: Yes (National Medical Licensing Examination - NMLE) or full local practice status
- Internship Valid in India: Yes
Student Support & Outcomes
Student Support
Student-support services below are based on the details provided by the university in the client data.
- Indian Food Availability: Yes
- Indian Hostel: No
- International Student Office: Yes
- Language Training Provided: Yes (Mandarin integrated throughout the first 3 years)







