New Anglia University's Medical Doctor Program is a rigorous 4-year degree built on over 5,500 curriculum hours of structured teaching, laboratory work, simulation, and supervised clinical training. 

Divided into Basic Sciences and Clinical Sciences phases, the program equips students with the critical reasoning, diagnostic skills, and clinical competencies needed to enter residency programs and modern medical practice. The curriculum spans approximately 157 weeks and integrates biomedical knowledge with real-world clinical application from the earliest stages of training.

The Basic Sciences phase builds biomedical knowledge through five 17-week trimesters featuring lectures, e-labs, autopsies, and observational hospital visits. Progression requires passing all courses and scoring at least 65% on the NBME CBSE. 

Clinical Sciences centers on direct patient care and consists of 72 weeks of supervised core and elective clerkships at affiliated hospitals over two years. While Basic Sciences emphasizes campus learning and exam benchmarks, Clinical Sciences awards 72 credits for hands-on clinical training via mandatory online registration.

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