You will need the following entry scores for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine:
| Qualification | Score |
|---|---|
| Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY)* | 85% |
| GCE A Level** | 14 |
| ATAR | 95 |
| Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education | 23 |
| Indian School Certificate Examination | 80% |
| All India Senior School Certificate Examination | 85% |
| International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB Diploma Program) | 36 |
| STPM, Malaysia | 10.3 |
| UEC, Malaysia | ≤1.8 |
| Program Matrikulasi (Matriculation Program), Malaysia | 3.7 |
| Ontario Secondary School Diploma | 91% |
| Sri Lankan General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) | 14 |
| UNSW Foundation Studies | 9.0 |
| Foundation in Science and Technology, Sunway College | 3.7 |
*The undergraduate entry requirements published are for students who commence the MUFY program in 2024.
**Students have to obtain a minimum of 2A and 1B.
All applicants who apply for the Medicine program in Malaysia are also required to fulfil the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) requirements in addition to the Monash Medicine entry requirements.
The MMC requirements include the following:
You're required to undertake the International Student Admissions Test (ISAT). A minimum ISAT score of 159 is required for further consideration. ISAT results will contribute towards the overall ranking for entry into the course.
For updated and further information about ISAT, including test centres and closing dates, please visit their website.
The MMC has set additional requirements for Indian citizens to study medicine in Malaysia. Please visit Malaysian Medical Council (Minimum Entrance Requirements for more details.
The Multiple Mini Interviews will be conducted in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Melbourne. Other interview sites may also be announced, so please check our website and with local agents. The interview format is designed to evaluate whether you possess the relevant personal qualities to succeed in the medicine course, and you’ll be assessed by trained interviewers. MMI stations will comprise a series of scenarios and associated questions focusing on your relevant personal qualities such as:
The MMI consists of four sequential interview stations. At each station, you’ll be interviewed for eight minutes, followed by a two-minute changeover (i.e. 10 minutes per station), with a circuit that takes 40 minutes to complete. If you haven’t been invited to participate, you cannot request for an interview.
Generally the MMI will be conducted in July and November each year and a formal email invitation will be sent to eligible applicants.
Sound English language skills are required for all academic programs at Monash. You can demonstrate your English language proficiency through one of the following:
For more details, please click here. Monash English Bridging is not accepted to meet the English requirement for this course.
A small number of graduates are considered for entry into the Medicine program at Monash Malaysia. Selection is based on strict criteria which include performance in the first degree and/or pre-university program, Aptitude test (either GAMSAT or MCAT), English and interviews. Please contact us for more information on specific requirements.
Based on Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) guidelines, students would need to be 18 years of age at the commencement of the medical program.
All Sri Lankan citizens will need to meet the requirements set by the Sri Lanka Medical Council. Please visit www.srilankamedicalcouncil.org for more details.
The MMC has set additional requirements for Indian citizens to study medicine in Malaysia. Please visit Malaysian Medical Council (Minimum Entrance Requirements) for more details.
As a healthcare student, you will be required to wear PPE to prevent the transmission of Covid-19 on clinical placements. The removal of facial hair may be required for fit testing of masks as a lawful and reasonable direction by healthcare settings.
Admission to this course is extremely competitive and with limited number of spaces available. Meeting the minimum academic requirements will not guarantee you entry into the program.
The final ranked list of applicants will be based on the scores in Year 12/ Pre-University examinations, aptitude test, English score and performance at interviews
Internship places in Victoria are guaranteed only for Australian citizens and permanent residents who have completed their medical degree in Victoria. Australian citizens and permanent residents who have completed their medicine degree outside Victoria (including Monash University Malaysia) will find it very difficult to obtain internships in Victoria.
International graduates (i.e. non-Malaysian citizens) are not eligible to work in Malaysia. Although the course is accredited in Australia, it is expected that few graduates would be able to secure a place for work in Australia in the future. It is important that students to explore the work opportunities in their home country before enrolling into the course.