OUR NAME IS OUR PROGRAMME:

futureMBBS^® makes future doctors!

futuredoctor^®, renowned for revolutionising the upcoming future doctors of Europe, now brings its grand vision to India through futureMBBS.

From the application process, to goal-oriented and effective preparation for medical studies itself, to support during your studies as a competent contact person - futureMBBS with an esteemed reputation and track record of success, inspires Indian students with their exceptional expertise and support.

Our Team in India

Sharad

Student officer

Shubham Sachdeva

Head of Consultancy

Haidar Ali

Student officer

Pratibha Chauhan

Senior Content Specialist

Shaurya Chaudhary

Content Writer

Chiranjeev Pratap Singh

Social Media Manager

Rahul Rawat

Creative Head

Soumya Dixit

Content Writer

Namita Goyari

Graphics designer

Gagandeep Singh

Country Head

International Talents

Our Team in Germany

Dipl. Ing. Andrea Holubova

Student Officer

Phath Rechberger-San, MBA

Student counsellor

Chiara Mannsberger

Student assistant

Mirco Hübner

Student counsellor

Lena Brandauer

Social Media

Lorenz Mader

Digital Innovation

Conrad Baumeister

Medical employee

Marco Zubrod

Student counsellor

Quirin Debus

Student employee

Tobias Kunz

Student employee

Ann-Kathrin Schmidt

Student assistant

Betül Töngel

Team Assistant

ONCE MEDICAL STUDENTS ABROAD THEMSELVES, NOW DOCTORS.

Our founders

MUDr. Andreas Zehetner

Doctor, Forbes 30 under 30

MUDr. Amandeep Grewal

Doctor, Forbes 30 under 30

The founders of futureMBBS^®

In this interview, futuredoctor co-founders MUDr. Andreas Zehetner and MUDr. Amandeep Grewal talk about the origins of futuredoctor as well as their joint collaboration and future projects.

Our initiatives in the press

Three medical students and their Corona protocols

Saskia Stegmüller, Amandeep Grewal and Anna Kurzeck have been helping to care for patients and identify contacts since the beginning of the pandemic. DER SPIEGEL has accompanied them.

>> Read the entire article onspiegel.de

The platform connects voluntary helpers and those in need in the healthcare sector.

When Amandeep Grewal, a twelfth-semester medical student from Reutlingen, saw the call from Bavarian Minister President Markus Söder, he knew immediately: he was determined to take action.

>> Read the entire article at zeit.de