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Russia provides affordable, high‑quality Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) programs taught in English (and sometimes Russian). These are WHO and PMC-recognized degrees, typically five years long, often including a one-year clinical internship. Tuition is significantly lower compared to private institutes in Pakistan.
University | City | Approx. Annual Tuition (USD) | English Program |
Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University | Moscow | ~11,800 | Yes |
Kazan Federal University (Dental faculty) | Kazan | ~3,268–5,300 | Yes |
Lobachevsky University | Nizhny Novgorod | ~3,864 | Yes |
Astrakhan State Medical University | Astrakhan | ~4,020 | Yes |
Dagestan State Medical University | Makhachkala | ~5,000 (approx) | Yes |
Estimated Expense
Pakistani applicants require:
Processing typically takes 2–6 weeks. Universities usually assist with invitation letters.
How long is BDS in Russia?
The BDS program typically spans 5 years, excluding optional 1-year clinical internship.
Do I need IELTS/TOEFL or MDCAT?
IELTS/TOEFL may be needed for some English programs (scores ~5.5–6). MDCAT is not required for admission, but PMC requires passing their screening test after degree verification.
Is knowing Russian mandatory?
Not initially, but most clinical rotations involve patient interaction in Russian. Many universities offer free first‑year Russian language courses.
Will the BDS degree be accepted in Pakistan?
Yes, if the university is listed by WHO and PMC and you pass PMC’s foreign degree verification and screening test. Registration begins with provisional license, then house job and NRE → full license.
How’s the clinical training quality?
Clinical training is structured with hands‑on hospital exposure; Russian dental degrees are recognized globally, although some countries require additional qualification for licensure.