No, there is no language proficiency test required to study at Suez University. However, students are expected to have a good command of the English language as it is the medium of instruction.

The cost of living in Egypt is generally affordable. Expenses for accommodation, food, and other necessities are relatively lower compared to India. However, students should consider currency exchange rates and plan their finances accordingly.

Students must apply for a student visa by providing necessary documents, including the admission letter from the university, passport, photographs, and financial statements. The visa application can be submitted to the nearest Egyptian embassy or consulate.

Indian students are required to have a valid NEET score. Additionally, they must provide their educational documents and a letter of recommendation from their school. After the application is processed, students may be required to appear for an interview.

Suez University provides on-campus accommodation facilities that are safe, clean, and affordable. Students can also opt for off-campus housing, such as private apartments or hostels.

The medium of instruction at Suez University is English, facilitating better understanding for international students, including those from India.

Yes, the MBBS degree from Suez University is recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India, allowing graduates to practice medicine in India after fulfilling necessary requirements.

Applicants should have secured a minimum of 75% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their 12th standard examinations and must have qualified the NEET exam. Additionally, candidates should be at least 17 years old by December 31 of the admission year.

The MBBS program spans five years, followed by a compulsory internship. Students aiming to practice in Egypt must complete a two-year internship, while those intending to practice in India are required to complete a one-year internship.