Yangtze University MBBS Fee Structure 2026 for Pakistani Students

Yangtze University in Jingzhou, Hubei province, is one of the most affordable MBBS options for Pakistani students in our database. Students searching for the "Yangtze University MBBS fee structure" often find old or incomplete numbers. Below, we use only the official fee sheet stored in our records (Yangtze_University_New_Fee_Structure.pdf, for the September 2024 intake), which you can open from the Yangtze University page on our site.

Fees can change for each new intake. Treat these figures as the most recent official sheet we hold, and confirm the current fee with the university at english.yangtzeu.edu.cn before you pay anything.

Yangtze University MBBS fee structure (official sheet)

The application fee on the same sheet is RMB 2,000. Note that the first-year total includes one-time management and service charges, which is why it is higher than the following years even though first-year tuition is lower.

Fees in US dollars

Our university record lists Yangtze University tuition at about USD 1,655–2,760 per year, hostel around USD 330 per year and living costs of roughly USD 150–250 per month. Exchange rates move, so use the RMB figures from the official sheet for your budget and convert at the current rate.

Program details

• Program: MBBS (Clinical Medicine)
• Duration: 5 + 1 years, including internship
• Medium: bilingual, with foreign teachers
• HSK: HSK 4 required in the first year
• Intake on the sheet: September 2024

Eligibility

• 60% marks in all subjects (as listed on the official sheet)
• Age 18–25
• IELTS not required in our records

Is Yangtze University MBBS recognised by PMDC?

Our verified record marks Yangtze University's MBBS as PMDC, WHO and ECFMG recognised, based on the official sheet. Recognition lists are updated, so check the latest PMDC list on the official PMDC website before you accept an offer. Our article on whether an MBBS from China is valid in Pakistan explains how.

Scholarships at Yangtze University

The official sheet describes Yangtze as a Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) university, and our records also list a Yangtze University Merit Scholarship. As with most MBBS programs, fully funded seats are rare — see our MBBS scholarship guide for what is realistic.

Life in Jingzhou for Pakistani students

Jingzhou is a historic city in Hubei with a low cost of living. Our records note around 1,100 international students from 47 countries, four Pakistani restaurants on or near campus and separate boys' and girls' hostels.

How to apply

1. Confirm PMDC recognition on the official PMDC website.
2. Check the current fee sheet and deadline with the university (our records list 15 July).
3. Send your passport, FSc/A-level results and other documents.
4. Pay the application fee as instructed by the university.
5. Receive the admission notice and JW202, then apply for an X1 visa.

How to budget for six years

Using the official sheet, a simple plan is: the first-year total of RMB 31,250, then RMB 23,700 for each following year that the university charges. Ask the university in writing whether the full yearly charges also apply during the internship year, because arrangements for the final year can differ. Add your own costs for food, transport, books, mobile data, flights and HSK exam fees.

Our university record estimates living costs in Jingzhou at roughly USD 150–250 per month. Students who cook in shared kitchens and use campus canteens usually stay at the lower end; frequent travel or eating out raises it.

How Yangtze compares with Wuhan universities

Yangtze University is in Hubei province, like Wuhan's medical universities. In our records, yearly tuition is about USD 3,400 at Wuhan University, about USD 3,600 at Huazhong University of Science and Technology and about USD 2,480 at Wuhan University of Science and Technology, compared with about USD 1,655–2,760 at Yangtze. Wuhan offers a bigger city and higher-ranked universities; Jingzhou offers lower costs. Our MBBS in Wuhan page compares the Wuhan options side by side.

Questions to ask the university before paying

1. Is this fee sheet valid for my intake year?
2. Which charges are one-time and which are yearly?
3. Are fees charged during the internship year?
4. What does the hostel fee include, and are rooms shared?
5. Is a scholarship available after the first year, and on what basis?
6. What is the refund policy if my visa is refused?

Get the answers by email from the official international office and keep them with your admission documents.

Finally, keep every receipt the university gives you. Fee receipts, the admission notice and the JW202 form are often requested again later — for the residence permit, for a hostel change or when you apply to PMDC after graduation. A simple folder, both on paper and as phone scans, saves a lot of stress.