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⭐ Most Reviewed Colleges in MBBS Colleges in Ho Chi Minh
Colleges with the most student reviews in this city. All ratings and reviews are taken on 21st January 2026.
| # | College Name | Country | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nguyen Tat Thanh University Faculty of Medicine | Viet Nam | 238 | |
| 2 | Hong Bang International University Faculty of Medicine | Viet Nam | — | 2 |
| 3 | University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Ho Chi Minh City | Viet Nam | — | 2 |
| 4 | Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine Faculty of Medicine | Viet Nam | — | 2 |
🏆 Highest Rated Colleges in MBBS Colleges in Ho Chi Minh
Colleges with consistently strong student ratings in this city.
| # | College Name | Country | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nguyen Tat Thanh University Faculty of Medicine | Viet Nam | 238 |
📝 Longest student reviews from MBBS Colleges in Ho Chi Minh
Top 10 detailed reviews shared by students in this city, with their universities.
Course registration is based solely on word-of-mouth among students; there's no official school website announcement. We haven't even finished this semester yet, and we have to pay tuition for the next semester. The April 30th-May 1st holiday is until the 3rd, while the 3rd is the deadline for tuition payment. Contact the page…
Course registration is based solely on word-of-mouth among students; there's no official school website announcement. We haven't even finished this semester yet, and we have to pay tuition for the next semester. The April 30th-May 1st holiday is until the 3rd, while the 3rd is the deadline for tuition payment. Contact the page…
The student affairs office is very irresponsible; their responses to student messages are nonsensical. When asked for clarification, they respond rudely, or sometimes don't reply at all. Lecturers vary; some don't know the answer to any question. In general, tuition fees are expensive, and the facilities are poor.
The student affairs office is very irresponsible; their responses to student messages are nonsensical. When asked for clarification, they respond rudely, or sometimes don't reply at all. Lecturers vary; some don't know the answer to any question. In general, tuition fees are expensive, and the facilities are poor.
The school teaches well and has great quality. Compared to the general level of non-public schools, NTT has the most stable tuition fees, committed to not increasing during the course. The school staff and lecturers are all very friendly and enthusiastic. The school has several facilities with great views :))
The school teaches well and has great quality. Compared to the general level of non-public schools, NTT has the most stable tuition fees, committed to not increasing during the course. The school staff and lecturers are all very friendly and enthusiastic. The school has several facilities with great views :))
The school is beautiful, very spacious and airy. It has a long history, the teaching staff is enthusiastic and fully equipped with a gym, library, and self-study room after each class. This is a place for students to rest and study. There is also a computer room so you can look up more information.
The school is beautiful, very spacious and airy. It has a long history, the teaching staff is enthusiastic and fully equipped with a gym, library, and self-study room after each class. This is a place for students to rest and study. There is also a computer room so you can look up more information.
The website is inaccessible, the teaching quality is poor, students are forced to travel from the city center all the way to National Highway 1A for one class per week, and the school is spread across 3-4 campuses within a 5km radius, forcing students to attend a different campus each session.
The website is inaccessible, the teaching quality is poor, students are forced to travel from the city center all the way to National Highway 1A for one class per week, and the school is spread across 3-4 campuses within a 5km radius, forcing students to attend a different campus each session.