• Minimum age requirement for MBBS in France is 17 years.
• Students need an Eligibility Certificate from the Medical Council of India.
• Possession of an Indian Passport and a valid France Visa is mandatory.
• Minimum 50% marks in 12th-grade exams with Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and English as compulsory subjects.
• An NMC certificate is necessary for MBBS in France.
• Candidates ideally should have achieved a minimum academic record of 70% in standard XII.
• Foundation and Diploma programs are available for candidates with around 60% marks.
• Candidates must be 18 years old before enrolling in a degree program.

1. Accommodation:

   • Student life is relatively affordable in France.
   • In cities like Toulouse, Lyon, Bordeaux, students can manage with 850 to 1,000 euros per month, including accommodation.
   • In smaller towns, living expenses can be lower.
   • However, in Paris, students may need to budget at least 1,250 to 1,400 euros per month for living expenses.

2. Food:

   • French cuisine is renowned for its taste and sophistication but can be somewhat expensive.
   • Grocery costs average around 250 - 300 EUR/month in Paris, and less in other provinces.
   • Prices for food and goods vary significantly between big cities and small towns across France.

MBBS internships in France typically offer students hands-on clinical experience in various medical specialties. These internships serve as a crucial part of medical education, allowing students to apply their theoretical knowledge in real-world healthcare settings under the guidance of experienced professionals.

During internships, students may rotate through different departments such as internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, psychiatry, and more, gaining exposure to diverse medical practices and patient care scenarios.

Internships in France aim to enhance students' clinical skills, diagnostic abilities, patient interaction, and decision-making capabilities. Students may also participate in research projects, seminars, and case presentations as part of their internship experience.

Overall, MBBS internships in France provide invaluable opportunities for students to refine their medical skills, deepen their understanding of medical practice, and prepare for their future careers as healthcare professionals.

Below is a table showcasing scholarships in France for international students, along with the eligibility criteria and awards.

• Most colleges and universities in France accept online applications from students.
• Students are required to create an account on the college's website, providing basic information, uploading scanned documents, and paying the application fees.
• Application fees vary depending on the college/university and the chosen course, so students should verify the fees with each institution.
• Common steps for applying to colleges include:
  
  Step 1: Research colleges and courses.
  Step 2: Contact schools and visit their websites for information.
  Step 3: Narrow down the list of preferred schools.
  Step 4: Take required entrance exams such as French language tests, GMAT/GRE (IELTS/TOEFL if needed).
  Step 5: Write SOPs (Statement of Purpose) and request LORs (Letters of Recommendation).
  Step 6: Apply to colleges based on preferences.
  Step 7: Participate in video interviews with shortlisted colleges.
  Step 8: Upon acceptance, apply for a student visa.

• Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Updated Resume
• Photocopies of language test scores and GRE/GMAT results (if applicable)
• Attested copies of academic transcripts for standard X, XII, and Bachelor's degree (if applicable)
• Academic reference letters from at least 2 recent teachers or professors
• Letters of recommendation (LOR) from 2 employers or managers (if applicable)
• Proof of financial resources to cover study and living expenses
• Health insurance coverage for medical needs
• Copy of passport
• Scanned passport-sized photographs.