~769 to 1,018 pre-primary schools. Majority are private institutions (~75%)
MBBS in Mauritius
Study MBBS in Mauritius at globally accredited medical universities with affordable fees, English-medium education, and strong clinical exposure plus a clear pathway to obtaining a medical practice license in Mauritius.
Why Choose Mauritius?
MBBS in Mauritius, graduates can apply for medical registration through the Medical Council of Mauritius.
Internship & Hospital Training Opportunities
Clinical rotations in government and private hospitals enhance practical learning.
Curriculum Aligned with Global Standards
Medical programs follow international guidelines, preparing students for exams like NEXT (India), USMLE (USA), and PLAB (UK).
Strong Internship & Licensing Opportunities
Opportunity to complete internships and explore pathways for medical licensing in Mauritius and abroad.
A safe and multicultural destination for medical studies
Students benefit from a secure, welcoming, and culturally diverse island environment.
Safe & Student-Friendly Country
Mauritius offers a peaceful, secure environment with a high quality of life—ideal for international MBBS students.
Globally Aligned Medical Curriculum
Programs follow international standards, preparing students for NEXT (India), USMLE (USA), and PLAB (UK).
Early & Strong Clinical Exposure
Hands-on hospital training with real patient interaction from early years of MBBS.
Affordable MBBS Fees
Study medicine at lower costs compared to the USA, UK, or Australia with excellent ROI.
100% English-Medium Education
No language barrier—entire MBBS course is taught in English.
Easy Visa Process & Travel Access
Simple admission and visa process with good connectivity to India.
Comfortable Lifestyle with Indian Community
Safe living, multicultural environment, and easy access to Indian food and culture.
Internship & Hospital Training
Clinical rotations in government and private hospitals enhance practical learning.
Quick facts
Education System in Mauritius
Mauritius follows a British-influenced framework with strong quality control and international compatibility.
Structured and Recognized Academic Pathway
Medical education combines theory, simulation, and hospital-based practical learning.
~305 to 325 primary schools. Includes both government and private schools
~178 to 180 secondary schools. Mix of Private & aided institutions
Universities, Medical colleges, Technical institutes (public + private + international)
Focus areas
Medicine
Primary track for MBBS aspirants.
Allied Health
Growing options in nursing and therapy fields.
Ministry of Education (School Education)
Governs: • Pre-primary • Primary • Secondary education Responsible for policy, curriculum, and national education system 👉 Official Portal: https://education.govmu.org 📌 Role: • National curriculum • School approvals • Teacher regulations
Kindergarten & Early Childhood
Initial foundational stage focusing on early development and school readiness.
- ~769 to 1,018 schools
- 75% Private institutions
- Ages 3 to 5
Primary School Achievement Certificate (PSAC)
Foundational education focusing on core literacy and numeracy across 325+ schools.
- Grades 1 to 6
- Compulsory Stage
- Mix of Govt & Private
Lower and Upper Secondary (NCE / SC / HSC)
High school education aligned with Cambridge standards in ~180 institutions.
- Grades 7 to 13
- Cambridge O/A Levels
- Private & Aided mix
Language support
Primary language of instruction
Widely used in daily communication
Institution mix
Total tertiary institutions including public and private sectors
Including international campuses and specialist medical universities
Mix of private and government-aided institutions
Foundational education centers across all districts
Official Government Links
Direct access to official organizations that matter for MBBS admissions, compliance, and student support.
Mauritius High Commission in New Delhi, India
Contact the embassy for official visa, documentation, and consular guidance before your travel.
Office Hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Consular Services
Consular appointments are handled through official mission channels
Contact EmbassyWorld Health Organization (WHO)
global-health
Official reference link.
Contact Information
Key Services
National Medical Commission (NMC) - India
india-regulatory
Official reference link.
Contact Information
Key Services
Ministry of Health and Wellness - Mauritius
mauritius-government
Official reference link.
Contact Information
Key Services
Important Notice
Always verify requirements directly on official government portals before filing applications, visas, or equivalency documents.
- Confirm university recognition from official regulators
- Use embassy websites for visa process updates
- Cross-check exam and licensing notices from NMC
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about studying MBBS in Mauritius as an Indian student.
Yes, most international MBBS pathways in Mauritius are delivered in English.
The duration of MBBS course in Mauritius is 5 years plus 18 months of Pre-Registration Training.
There are 2 Medical Colleges in Mauritius, namely SSR Medical College and Anna Medical College. The duration of the course in medicine leading to the award of an MBBS degree is of 5 years duration in both medical colleges. The duration of the course is uniform for all students i.e. whether local students or foreign students. (Aspirants are also advised to approach the above mentioned two Medical Colleges for further clarification, if needed)
Both Medical Colleges teach in English Medium (English in the Official language in Mauritius).
All local students graduating with an MBBS degree from any of the 2 colleges are entitled for provisional registration as Pre-Registration Trainees to enable them to undertake their internship in Regional Hospitals in Mauritius. The duration of the internship (Pre-Registration Training) is 18 months.
Yes, there is a licensing examination for undergraduates called Medical Registration Examination (MRE). This examination is held twice yearly prior to registration as general practitioner (under section 22(1) (ca) of the Medical Council Act). Additionally, an assessment is conducted by the Postgraduate Medical Education Board for registration as a specialist (under section 23 (1) (b) of the Medical Council Act). Successful candidates are registered as specialists. All examinations/assessments are conducted in the English language.