International Medical Training - New Trend in Vietnam

Vietnam is becoming a new destination for international medical education. Dai Nam University is the first university in the North to attract Indian students to study general medicine. The general medicine training program at Dai Nam University for Indian students is in English with reasonable cost and international standard training quality.

Dai Nam University cooperates internationally to open medical training program for Indian students.

The State of Medical Education in India

- Serious shortage: More than 2.3 million students take the entrance exam each year but there are only 112,000 places.

- High tuition fees: Tuition fees at private medical schools in India range from $8,400 - $31,000 (VND 210 million - 775 million) per year, preventing many students from pursuing their dream of becoming a doctor.

- Studying abroad is risky: Russia, China, and the Philippines have language barriers, political conflicts, and strict immigration policies.

- Vietnam emerges as a sustainable solution: High quality training, rich practice, reasonable cost!

Why do Indian students choose Vietnam?

- International standard training: A team of good doctors, a diverse hospital system, helping students access many advanced medical models.

- Clinical practice opportunities: Students practice at major hospitals from the 3rd year.

- Reasonable cost: With a tuition fee of only $5,000 (VND 125 million) per year, this program costs much less than private medical schools in India.

Indian students study medicine at Can Tho University.

Proven model: Can Tho University has successfully implemented it, creating the premise for Dai Nam University to expand in Hanoi.

Dai Nam University – Top Destination for Indian Students

Panorama of Dai Nam University.

100% English teaching, teachers from Vietnam & India.

6-year systematic training program: 2 years of theory, 4 years of study and clinical practice.

Modern facilities, laboratories, comfortable dormitories.

Strategic cooperation with Indian partners, expanding international training scale.

Mr. Le Dac Lam, Vice President of Dai Nam University Council, shared about the orientation of the medical training program for Indian students.

Mr. Le Dac Lam, Vice Chairman of the Board of Dai Nam University, affirmed: “In the 2025-2026 academic year, Dai Nam University will welcome 100 Indian students to study General Medicine. Cooperation with Indian partners not only helps students realize their medical dreams but also makes Vietnam a potential center for training doctors in the region. We aim to expand our scale to welcome thousands of international students in the future.”

Ms. Deepa Ranganathan, representative of the Indian partner, emphasized the urgent need of the program.

Ms. Deepa Ranganathan, representative of the Indian partner, emphasized: “The cooperation program with Dai Nam University opens a new direction for medical education in Vietnam. We believe in the quality of teaching, modern facilities and long-term commitment of the school.”

With the plan to improve the quality of international medical training and expand cooperation with major hospitals, Dai Nam University not only improves the quality of training but also contributes to making Vietnam an ideal destination for global medical students.