Compared with India, is it Cheap to take MBBS program in China?

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I would like to give a positive answer, YES!
It is cheaper compared with India, especially the MBBS from private institutions extremely expensive.

At the same time, I would also like to say that it is not cheap just because its available and the supply meets the demand, hence the mbbs fee structure is economical. In India the government institutes are subsidized and it is as low as 15,000-18,000 rupees for each year, but as you see the private institutions there per year fees is more than 8 lakhs.
Now when talking about studying mbbs abroad, not every university of these countries worth the money. You should thoroughly understand and check the number of passouts and MCI screening results.
India pursuing wherein students have to give a huge sum of money for donation & to get a medical seat in government colleges extremely difficult, as there is a fierce competition amongst the brightest of the medical students, so the things are not systematized, however in China where the system is in place, their overall population is not interested in becoming a doctor or pursue medical science as a career, which makes a lot of seats vacant. So pursuing MBBS is not cheap in China, its just there is a system in place for a long time & a major chunk of population are interested in other careers rather becoming a Doctor. There is expenditures for mbbs study at Hebei North University:
Although Zhangjiakou city is located near the Capital city, it still provides cheap commodities among other cities around the country. Expenses here in Zhangjiakou are reasonable. Local expenditure will also be within your pocket's limits. Students enjoy their stay all along the course of studies here.

According to a recent estimate, the living expense for a person is as follows.
Restaurant
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant: 24.00RMB
Meal for 2, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course: 150.00RMB
Combo Meal at McDonalds or Similar: 28.00RMB
Coke/Pepsi (0.33 liter bottle): 3.49RMB



Market
Milk (regular), (1 liter): 13.18RMB
Loaf of Fresh White Bread (500g): 10.49RMB
Rice (white), (1kg): 6.52RMB
Eggs (12): 11.69RMB
Apples (1kg): 11.43RMB
Oranges (1kg): 11.37RMB
Tomato (1kg): 8.23RMB
Water (1.5-liter bottle): 3.87RMB

Clothing and Shoes
A pair of Jeans (Levis 501 Or Similar): 628.99RMB
A summer Dress in a Chain Store (Zara, H&M...): 328.54RMB
A pair of Nike Shoes: 676.69RMB

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