Guangxi Medical University(GXMU)

Yes. Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) is PMC/PMDC recognized. Pakistani graduates are eligible for the NRE/NLE licensing examination. GXMU is also MOE-listed (one of the first 30), WDOMS listed, ECFMG Pathway 3 eligible, and WCAME accredited through September 2029.

Mathematics and Chemistry are the confirmed compulsory CSCA subjects for the English-medium MBBS track at Guangxi Medical University (GXMU). This is one of the only universities in this guide with officially published CSCA subject requirements. The English test paper version is required - no Chinese subject score is needed. CSCA scores must be submitted by approximately July 30. Register for both subjects well in advance.

Yes. IELTS 5.5+ (with each individual band above 5.0) is required for the English-medium MBBS track at Guangxi Medical University (GXMU). Alternatively, TOEFL iBT 70+, TOEFL ITP 450+, or Duolingo 90+ are accepted. This English proficiency requirement is mandatory - unlike some other universities in this guide. Titans Abroad can assist with IELTS preparation.

The total 6-year MBBS cost at Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) is approximately 2,71,000 RMB. Year 1 is 58,000 RMB (tuition 35,000 + hostel 6,000 + medical checkup 400 + visa extension 800 + insurance 800 + liaison fee 15,000). Years 2–6 are 42,600 RMB each (tuition 35,000 + hostel 6,000 + visa 800 + insurance 800). Application fee (1,500 RMB) is paid separately and non-refundable. A 1,000 RMB deposit is required after shortlisting - this is applied toward Year 1 tuition and is not an additional cost.

Yes - all three are explicitly required in the official Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) admission brochure. The online interview is conducted after initial shortlisting. The study plan must be more than 500 words explaining your motivation and goals. The 3-minute video is a self-introduction in English. Plan well in advance - Titans Abroad can help with study plan writing and interview preparation.

After being shortlisted at Guangxi Medical University (GXMU), a 1,000 RMB deposit is required before the university issues final admission paperwork. This deposit is applied toward your Year 1 tuition after successful registration - it is not an additional cost, but a reservation payment. It is not refunded if the student withdraws after paying.

Guangxi Medical University's (GXMU) First Affiliated Hospital has ranked in China's Top 100 hospitals and the top 3 in South China in Fudan's hospital rankings for 10 consecutive years. It houses national research centres for thalassemia, liver cancer, and nasopharyngeal carcinoma - diseases that occur at elevated rates in Guangxi and Southeast Asia. The Affiliated Cancer Hospital (1,700+ beds) and dedicated Stomatology Hospital add further breadth. The total clinical network spans 31,896 beds across 26 teaching bases, making it one of the most extensive networks in this guide.

Yes. Nanning is among the most comfortable cities in this guide for Pakistani and South Asian students for several reasons: warm subtropical climate year-round with no extreme cold (14–18°C in winter), well-established halal food culture with a Muslim community and halal restaurants throughout the city, a multicultural ASEAN-oriented university environment, and moderate living costs (~900–1,500 RMB/month for food). Nanning Wuxu International Airport (NNG) has direct connections to major Chinese cities and ASEAN destinations.

Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) offers the GXMU President Scholarship for Freshmen - automatically considered for all self-funded enrolled undergraduates upon enrollment, ranked by admission scores (amount verify with GXMU). The Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) is also potentially available - verify whether it covers the English MBBS track directly with GXMU. The Guangxi Government Full Scholarship applies only to ASEAN students in Chinese-taught programs and does NOT apply to the English MBBS track. Titans Abroad can assist with scholarship applications.

Year 1 at Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) is higher because it includes several one-time charges that never appear again. On top of the standard tuition (35,000 RMB), hostel (6,000 RMB), visa extension (800 RMB), and insurance (800 RMB), Year 1 also covers a medical checkup (400 RMB) and a one-time liaison, processing and management fee of 15,000 RMB - bringing the Guangxi Medical University Year 1 total to approximately 58,000 RMB. From Year 2 onwards you only pay tuition, hostel, visa extension, and insurance - approximately 42,600 RMB per year. Note: a 1,000 RMB deposit is required after shortlisting; this is applied toward Year 1 tuition and is not an additional cost. The liaison and management fee covers: documents attestation guidance, visa processing assistance, visa interview preparation, pre-departure support, luggage and travel advice, group travelling arrangements, post-landing services, JW202/visa letter, courier, airport pickup, and more.

Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) follows the standard MOE requirement: HSK Level 4 must be passed before graduation and degree conferral. No HSK examination is required during the MBBS program itself or for admission. The program is English-medium - IELTS 5.5+ is required at entry, while HSK-4 marks the Chinese language milestone required before the degree is awarded. Nanning's warm subtropical climate, multicultural ASEAN-oriented environment, and proximity to Southeast Asia make it an engaging setting in which to build Chinese language proficiency throughout the 6-year program. Students should begin optional Chinese language training early so the HSK-4 graduation requirement is met comfortably before the final year.

Yes — Indian students are welcome at Guangxi Medical University. NEET is mandatory for all Indian students studying MBBS abroad (NMC rule since 2019). You must qualify NEET with a minimum 50th percentile (General category) or 40th percentile (reserved categories) before applying. After completing your 6-year MBBS, you must pass the FMGE/NExT examination to practice medicine in India. Guangxi Medical University is MOE-listed and WHO recognized, making it eligible for NMC compliance and FMGE/NExT registration.

Yes — Bangladeshi students are welcome at Guangxi Medical University. The university is MOE-listed by the Chinese Ministry of Education and recognized in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS), making it BMDC-eligible. No national entrance exam (like India's NEET) is required from Bangladesh — SSC and HSC certificates with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology subjects are the core academic requirements. After completing MBBS, Bangladeshi graduates must pass the BMDC licensing examination to practice medicine in Bangladesh.