Below are some facts which make it easier for a student to select MBBS at Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University:

• This is one of the oldest colleges in Ukraine that provides MBBS education to Indian students.
• This university has exchange programs and partnerships with numerous reputed medical universities located in Europe and other parts of the world.
• As compared to the MBBS course in other parts of European countries, the total fees for MBBS in the Black sea international university is very less.
• Students studying at the Black Sea National University get the opportunity to participate in various research and scientific activities with senior teachers and professors during their MBBS.
• Separate hostels and Indian mess are available for students.
• It is a National level university and holds the highest level of accreditation.

According to 4icu.org, following is the country and world ranking for Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University:

There are four main faculties at the Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University:-

• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Dentistry
• Faculty of Preventive Medicine
• Faculty of Pharmacy

To pursue a degree in medicine, Ukraine has been one of the preferred destinations for Indian students.

Following is the eligibility criteria for studying MBBS at Black Sea National University:

• Students must have cleared 10+2 with 50% marks (for the open category) from the Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) from any Board of Examination and 45% marks for the reserved category.
• Students must be at least 17 years old on or before 31st December of the admission year.
• Candidates must have cleared the NEET exam for admission to the MBBS course in any country abroad.

Before taking admission to Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University, Ukraine, students should note that they will need to carry all the following documents:

• 10th Certificate & Mark sheet
• 12th Certificate & Mark sheet
• Birth Certificate
• NEET Score Card
• Passport (With minimum 18 months validity)
• 10 passport size Photographs
• Scanned copy of the photograph page and front page of the passport
• Bank receipt of the Tuition fee for students of the first year (required by some Universities)
• 20 photos taken on the white background are required for the visa in the embassy and after arrival for admission and documentation
• Medical certificate (MS computerized) from foreign affairs.

• Medical facility
• Huge Library
• Spacious Auditorium
• Hostel facility
• Computer labs
• Laboratories with modern equipment
• Well-ventilated classrooms
• Affiliated Hospitals
• Sports facility
• Cafeteria for students

• The location of the hostel is very convenient as it is located within the close proximity of the university. It is located near the University and surrounded by public transport, supermarkets, shops.
• The hostel building of the black sea national university has 3 floors and it is able to accommodate 150 students.
• The rooms of the hostel are designed in such a way that students should be able to live and study comfortably.
• On each floor of the hostel, there are kitchens equipped with electric cookers and bathrooms with modern renovation. The self-catering kitchen is also available on each floor that is well-equipped to cook delicious homemade food.
• The staff of the hostel is very caring and looks for discipline and cleanliness at the hostel premises.
• Students can avail rooms on sharing basis as 2 to 3 students per room.
• Rooms are equipped with study tables, chairs, beds, pillows, mattresses, bathroom geysers, etc.
• The hostels also have Wi-Fi access so that students can get 24×7 internet access.

• Mykolaiv city is a famous center of higher education and sciences.
• Mykolaiv is a center for technically skilled labor which supports advanced technologies inherent in the local shipbuilding industry.
• The cost of living in Mykolaiv is lower, which is about 40% less than Kyiv.
• A highly educated workforce and lower cost of living provide Mykolaiv with a market advantage offering extraordinary IT outsourcing resource value.
• Eating at a mid-range restaurant in the city costs around Rs.1300-Rs.1400.
• Bread, eggs, milk, beef, rice, groceries, chicken, and many other things of daily need cost between Rs.25 - Rs.490.
• Mykolaiv has low transportation costs. One way ticket for any local transport costs around Rs.15 and monthly pass costs around Rs.570.
• Rent for a month for 1 bedroom apartment ranges in between Rs.10000-Rs.18,000.

• In the south of Ukraine, the city Mykolaiv is located.
• The city is located at the mouth of the Ingul River where it flows into the Southern Bug, 65 kilometers from the Black Sea.
• Mykolaiv is the administrative center of the Mykolaiv region.
• The population of Mykolaiv is about 4,88,000 according to the 2016 census.
• The climate of the Mykolaiv city is moderately continental with hot summers and cool winters. The average temperature in January is minus 3.1 degrees Celsius, whereas in July it is plus 22.3 degrees Celsius.
• The city has churches, museums, a big zoo, children’s town ‘fairy tale’, etc. for tourists.