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Lakshmi
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NEET, Medical, Pharmacy Careers - Answered on Feb 23, 2026
Asked on - Feb 23, 2026
My son is now doing internship in mbbs in india. As his father is in dubai he wants to continue his pg in medical in dubai.is any uk universities in uae to get indian recognition pg medical certificates and what is the procedure or exams he should follow?
Ans: Hi Lakshmi Madam,
I hope this message finds you well.
I would like to suggest that pursuing a postgraduate degree in medicine in Dubai may not be the best option. Compared to Dubai, India offers excellent facilities and a diverse patient population, providing a richer learning experience.
If pursuing medicine in Dubai is still being considered, here are some important details to keep in mind:
**Medical PG (Residency) in Dubai**
This is a competitive 4–5 year training program under the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) or Emirates Health Services (EHS), starting around October. To qualify, candidates must pass the Emirates Medical Residency Entrance Examination (EMREE), aiming for a score of at least 60%, with 80% or higher recommended. The program offers a paid salary.
**Key Aspects of Medical PG in Dubai:**
1. **Application Process:**
Applications open annually around January, with interviews (Multiple Mini Interviews - MMI) conducted in May. Candidates need to rank their preferred specialties, and a matching system similar to the US NBME is utilized.
2. **Entrance Exam (EMREE):**
The EMREE is the required entrance examination for the program.
3. **Eligibility:**
Applicants must hold an MBBS degree and provide evidence of completing a one-year internship.
4. **Documentation Required:**
Necessary documents include the Primary Source Verification (PSV) report, IELTS/TOEFL scores (if applicable), CV, and academic transcript.
5. **Competition:**
The competition is intense, with UAE nationals receiving priority in the selection process.
6. **Scope:**
A residency in Dubai is not recognized in India, although it can lead to further specialization or eligibility for Royal College exams.
7. **License Equivalency:**
All non-UAE qualifications must be attested by the UAE Embassy in the issuing country, followed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education in the UAE.
I advise you to carefully consider these factors. It may be more beneficial to complete the postgraduate degree in India instead.
BEST REGARDS.
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I hope this message finds you well.
I would like to suggest that pursuing a postgraduate degree in medicine in Dubai may not be the best option. Compared to Dubai, India offers excellent facilities and a diverse patient population, providing a richer learning experience.
If pursuing medicine in Dubai is still being considered, here are some important details to keep in mind:
**Medical PG (Residency) in Dubai**
This is a competitive 4–5 year training program under the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) or Emirates Health Services (EHS), starting around October. To qualify, candidates must pass the Emirates Medical Residency Entrance Examination (EMREE), aiming for a score of at least 60%, with 80% or higher recommended. The program offers a paid salary.
**Key Aspects of Medical PG in Dubai:**
1. **Application Process:**
Applications open annually around January, with interviews (Multiple Mini Interviews - MMI) conducted in May. Candidates need to rank their preferred specialties, and a matching system similar to the US NBME is utilized.
2. **Entrance Exam (EMREE):**
The EMREE is the required entrance examination for the program.
3. **Eligibility:**
Applicants must hold an MBBS degree and provide evidence of completing a one-year internship.
4. **Documentation Required:**
Necessary documents include the Primary Source Verification (PSV) report, IELTS/TOEFL scores (if applicable), CV, and academic transcript.
5. **Competition:**
The competition is intense, with UAE nationals receiving priority in the selection process.
6. **Scope:**
A residency in Dubai is not recognized in India, although it can lead to further specialization or eligibility for Royal College exams.
7. **License Equivalency:**
All non-UAE qualifications must be attested by the UAE Embassy in the issuing country, followed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education in the UAE.
I advise you to carefully consider these factors. It may be more beneficial to complete the postgraduate degree in India instead.
BEST REGARDS.