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Indian students flood Philippines medical schools for cheaper fees and US like training
Lifestyle
Published on 24 April 2026

A conflict far away is nudging thousands
More Indian medical aspirants are shifting to the Philippines, drawn by affordable tuition, a US-style curriculum, and practical clinical exposure. Schools like Davao Medical School Foundation have recently enrolled large batches of Indian graduates. With the Russia-Ukraine conflict disrupting regional education plans, the move is accelerating, reflecting a wider global chase for medical careers among Indian youth.
- Affordable fees and US style curriculum are driving the shift
- Practical training and exposure appeal to Indian aspirants
- Russia Ukraine disruptions are pushing students toward new destinations
- Large recent intakes highlight growing medical migration
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