Applying to medical school in Czechia
Faculties, entrance exams, Czech, documents, and a 9–12 month plan: a practical roadmap for international applicants.
Read articleHere we collect clear materials about applying to medicine in Czechia: from choosing a faculty and preparing documents to Czech language, subject requirements, and exam strategy.
Faculties, entrance exams, Czech, documents, and a 9–12 month plan: a practical roadmap for international applicants.
Read articleAssessment, a nine-month plan, Czech terminology, practice tests, and error review across all three subjects.
Read articleWe compare eight faculties, mock results, interviews and documents to help you choose 3–5 well-justified applications.
Read articleThe format: 150 questions in biology, chemistry, and physics, documents for international applicants, risks, and a preparation plan for 1. LF UK.
Read articleSubject tests, všeobecné předpoklady, an oral round and the clinical setting of Motol: the admissions format at the 2. LF UK.
Read articleA written test, work with a popular-science text and an interview: what is assessed in admissions to the 3. LF UK.
Read articleHow admission to the Faculty of Medicine in Plzeň works: one written test, 75 questions, C1 in Czech, and a separate strategy for physics.
Read articleBiology, somatologie, chemistry, physics and a penalty for mistakes: how the exam in Hradec Králové is structured.
Read articleOstrava is a good fit for students who value a practical environment, a simulation centre, and a clear test with minimum subject thresholds.
Read articleOlomouc tests biology, chemistry, and physics with a short but dense exam. We break down the format, deadlines, and documents.
Read articleIn Brno, what matters is passing three long tests with 40 questions each and understanding how the bonus, practical training, and document system works.
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