What is the MBBS admission process in Egypt?

You check eligibility (Class 12 PCB), submit your application and documents, receive a provisional admission letter from the university, complete visa and MEA attestation, pay the first-semester tuition, and travel for the September intake.

What documents do I need for MBBS admission in Egypt?

Typically your Class 12 marksheet, a valid passport, and supporting identity documents. UniMeridian reviews your documents up front and handles the apostille, attestation and embassy steps.

When is the MBBS intake in Egypt?

The main intake covered here is September 2026. Applying early leaves comfortable time for the admission letter, visa and attestation steps.

MBBS Admission in Egypt: Process & Steps (2026)

The MBBS admission process in Egypt is straightforward when you know the order of steps. Here is the full journey for the September 2026 intake, the way UniMeridian runs it end-to-end.

Want the broader context first? Read the complete MBBS in Egypt guide.

Step 1 — Eligibility check

We start by confirming you are eligible:

A pass in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB).
A valid passport, or one already applied for.
NEET only if you plan to return to India to practise later — it is not needed for admission in Egypt.

This eligibility and document review is free.

Step 2 — Application & documents

Once you are eligible, we prepare and submit your application directly to the university with your documents. Admission itself is decided by the university based on your 12th marks and document verification — UniMeridian does not guarantee admission, and any counsellor who promises a guaranteed seat should be treated with caution.

Step 3 — Provisional admission letter

After the university completes its document check, it issues a provisional admission letter. This is the official confirmation of your place and the document you build the visa process around.

Step 4 — Visa & MEA attestation

This is the paperwork-heavy stage, and we handle it for you:

Apostille / attestation of your documents,
MEA (Ministry of External Affairs) attestation,
embassy interview preparation.

Step 5 — First-semester tuition

Before you travel, you settle the first-semester tuition, paid directly to the university. (See the fees and cost guide for the numbers — about $3,000 per semester, with the hostel fee waived.)

Step 6 — Travel & arrival

For the September intake you fly to Egypt, and UniMeridian arranges airport pickup and initial accommodation on arrival. A local coordinator supports you with settling in — and stays available through the full course.

What you’ll need from day one

Class 12 marksheet
Valid passport
Identity and supporting documents (we’ll give you the exact checklist)

Start your admission

The earlier you apply, the more comfortably the admission letter, visa and attestation steps fit before September. Apply now — it is free and takes about two minutes — or read about recognition by the NMC first.