🏛️ About the University
- Established: 1997
- Location: Panama City, Panama & Cayman Islands (main campus)
- University Type: Private International Medical School
- Recognition: Accredited by WHO, NMC (India), CAAM-HP, ECFMG (USA)
- Global Standing: Known for excellence in medical education and global career pathways
- Reputation: Practical training focus and strong student support
- Campus: Modern teaching facilities, simulation labs, and clinical affiliates
🎓 MD Program Highlights
- Duration: 5.5 years (4.5 years academics + 1 year clinical rotations/internship)
- Medium of Instruction: English
- Recognition: WHO, NMC (India), ECFMG (USA), CAAM-HP – eligibility for USMLE, PLAB, AMC, and other licensing exams
- Clinical Rotations: Practical training in Panama, Cayman Islands, and in affiliated hospitals abroad
- Integrated Curriculum: Basic Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Public Health, Research, Electives
🌍 Unique Advantages
- Internationally accredited MD degree
- Affordable tuition and living costs
- Strong support for international students
- High pass rates in licensing exams (USMLE, etc.)
- Career opportunities in USA, UK, India & globally
- Modern campus with latest technology and labs
- Diverse student community, vibrant campus life
🧠 Faculties & Departments
- School of Medicine
- Department of Basic Sciences
- Department of Clinical Sciences
- Department of Research & Innovation
- Department of Public Health
✅ Eligibility Criteria for Indian Students
- Age: 17+ years at the time of admission
- 10+2 with PCB + English – 50% (General) / 40% (SC/ST/OBC)
- NEET qualification (mandatory for Indian students)
- English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL preferred but not always mandatory)
- Valid passport
📄 Documents Required
- Valid Passport (minimum 2 years validity)
- 10th & 12th Mark Sheets & Certificates
- NEET Scorecard (for Indian students)
- Proof of English proficiency (if needed)
- Birth Certificate
- Passport-size Photos (10 copies)
- Medical Fitness Certificate
- Financial Support Statement
- Admission Offer/Invitation Letter from SMU
