The entry required for Canadian medical schools differ from each institution. The following schools are the only ones which accept international medical students: Dalhousie, McGill, McMaster, Memorial, Queen’s, San Juan Bautista, Central del Caribe, Laval, Montréal, Sherbrooke, Toronto. Bear in mind that university policy is subject to change. Students whose first language is not English must have verifiable proof of their fluency in English. English fluency evidence can be accomplished by showing up in a TOEFL, IELTS, MELAB, or CAEL English assessment test. Other tests may be accepted by the individual schools, but you should check this ahead of time. You should also make sure they have taken the Medical College Admission Test prior to application. The students may need to take confirmation tests in the US, Canada or abroad areas.Each medical school has different requirements with respect to the score you should accomplish. Ranging from 8.7 for Western Ontario to 30 for McGill. A medical degree takes three to five years to complete in Canada. It depends on the type of course you want to pursue and your previous qualifications. Taking admission requires bachelor’s degree in Biology or a suitable field.

Hello Rathiv Suravanshi,



The basic qualification/requirement to enroll in medical program is completion of Bachelor Degree or Undergraduate degree from an recognized university.



You need to pass Language Proficiency Test(TOEFL/IELTS)



There are two ways to get admission in medical schools:



i) Complete your graduation preferably in degree related to biology.



ii) You can also try medical schools in Quebec,the qualification required for it is:



10+2 & 1 year diploma program in CEGEP



To take admission in medical school you need to clear MCAT.



The eligibility for MCAT are:



You need to have studied the       following subjects:

• Biology – One year
• Physics – One year
• English – One year
• Chemistry (through organic chemistry) – Two years