AMA School of Medicine Makati City Review- Faculty, Placements, Students, Infrastructure, Campus & Facilities 2026

Living expenses typically range from PHP 15,000 to 25,000 per month (including food, transport, and accommodation), depending on lifestyle.

The college provides academic support, and many students join separate coaching for FMGE/NEXT after graduation.

Makati is one of the safest and most developed business districts in the Philippines with modern amenities and good security.

Yes, after clearing the FMGE/NEXT exam conducted by NMC.

The entire program is taught in English, so there is no language barrier for international students.

Yes, the university assists with safe and comfortable hostel/paying-guest accommodation near the campus.

Students get early clinical exposure and complete rotations in reputed hospitals in Metro Manila with good patient volume.

  Yes, NEET qualification is required as per NMC guidelines for Indian students.

It is usually 5.5 to 6 years, including a 1.5–2 year Pre-Med (BS) program followed by the 4-year MD program.

Yes, the Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree is equivalent to MBBS and is recognized by WHO, NMC (India), and other international bodies.