Rohit Batra Teach

19/10/2025

How to Pursue Medical PG in Germany After MBBS? (A Complete Guide)

Dreaming of becoming a specialist in Germany?
This post breaks down everything you need to know, from language levels to licensing steps, so you can turn that dream into reality.

Here’s the simple roadmap 👇

1. Learn German up to B2
2. Get your medical documents verified
3. Apply for Approbation (license to practice)
4. Start your Facharztausbildung (PG residency)

It’s not an overnight process, but every step takes you closer to your goal. With the right planning and the right guidance, you can make it happen.

At RBT, we’re helping many of doctors move to Germany and start their PG journey successfully. You can be next. 🇩🇪
DM to know more!

10/09/2025

Learning German for exams ≠ learning German for life.”
It took me:
- 9 months to reach C1
- 1 year to clear FSP/KP
- 3–4 years to feel confident outside work

Even now, I struggle sometimes, and that’s okay.

Because language isn’t just about passing exams, it’s about living, connecting, and finding your place.

WHO AM I?
If we haven’t met yet, Hey 👋, I’m Rohit. I'm a doctor in Germany, with over 8 years of experience, helping foreign doctors start their medical careers successfully. Through my videos on this channel and writing, I share evidence-based strategies and tools that have helped hundreds of doctors like you and support the next generation of foreign medical professionals in starting a successful medical career in Germany.

☎️ For step-by-step and personalised advice for your profile:
- Visit www.rohitbatrateach.com. Fill out the contact form to book a consultation with me directly and get your journey started!

01/09/2025

The Bright Side of Being a Foreign Doctor in Germany! 💫
It’s not all struggle! In my personal experience, there are some real rewards that make this journey worthwhile. Let's talk about it!

Job security – doctors are always in demand, so finding work isn’t a problem.

Stable pay – good salary that grows with experience.

Career growth – clear path to specialist, consultant, or even head doctor.
High standard of medicine – exposure to modern hospitals and advanced care.

Work–life balance – once you settle in, shifts are regulated and holidays respected.
Respect comes with time – your effort and skills are valued after the first years.

Life in Germany – safe country, excellent healthcare, and easy travel across Europe.

Global experience – working abroad boosts your career opportunities anywhere.

Community – a growing network of international doctors you can connect with.

Personal growth – resilience, language skills, and cultural learning that last a lifetime.

It may take patience at the start, but in the long run, being a doctor in Germany can be both professionally rewarding and personally enriching.

Want to get started? Leave a comment with your questions! 👇

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25/08/2025

04/06/2025

This is a frequently asked question which also causes a lot of confusion for people. So here’s the straight answer to it.

Yes, it’s free- if you know how to navigate the system.
Germany doesn’t follow the traditional MD/MS model like India. Instead, Postgraduate Medical Training here is a salaried job in a hospital. You work as a doctor under supervision while gaining hands-on experience in your chosen specialty. There are no tuition fees – you’re actually paid while training.

But it’s not as simple as hopping on a flight. Here’s what you’ll need to do:

- Learn German to at least B2/C1 level – it’s non-negotiable.
- Get your medical degree recognized in Germany.
- Apply for Approbation – the full medical license to practice.
- Be prepared for state-wise differences in process & documentation.

Keep in mind: you won’t get a formal “PG degree,” but after 5-6 years of specialist training you take the exam and receive the title as well as a Facharzturkunde, and you’ll be a fully qualified specialist in Germany and the EU.
If you’re dreaming of an affordable and practical route to PG abroad, this could be it – with the right preparation.

Check the full guide on our website for a step-by-step breakdown, state-specific tips, and FAQs.

15/05/2025

“What is a blocked account, and why do I need one to move to Germany?” — One of the most asked questions on this page, and it's time we cleared it up.

If you're planning to become a doctor in Germany, a blocked account is a mandatory part of your visa process. It proves to the German authorities that you can support yourself financially during your stay — usually up to 12 months.

You'll need to deposit around €11,904, and from that, you're allowed to withdraw €992 per month to cover living expenses. It’s not optional — it’s a requirement for your visa to be approved.

This is just one step in the larger journey — but it's a critical one.

WHO AM I?

If we haven’t met yet, Hey 👋, I’m Rohit. I'm a doctor in Germany, with over 8 years of experience, helping foreign doctors start their medical careers successfully. Through my videos on this channel and writing, I share evidence-based strategies and tools that have helped hundreds of doctors like you and support the next generation of foreign medical professionals in starting a successful medical career in Germany.

For step-by-step and personalised advice for your profile:
- Visit www.rohitbatrateach.com. Fill out the contact form to book a consultation with me directly and get your journey started! Link in bio!

You’ve got the ambition — let’s make sure you also have the roadmap.

13/05/2025

Hey guys! We are at 13000 subscribers on YouTube 🫶
13,000 doctors, dreamers, and doers…
This is truly amazing.

It all began with a simple goal — to build a community of motivated doctors determined to start their medical residency journey in Germany. And now… look how far we’ve come.

I’m filled with gratitude for every one of you who has watched, commented, liked, shared, or even just quietly followed along. It’s your support and messages that keep me going — that remind me why I show up, every single day.

Thank you for being here.
Let’s keep growing, learning, and moving forward — together. 🇩🇪🩺✨

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WHO AM I?
If we haven’t yet before - Hey 👋 I’m Rohit, a doctor working in Germany. Through my videos here on this channel, and writing, I share evidence-based strategies and tools to support the next generation of foreign medical professionals to successfully start a medical career in Germany.

11/04/2025

What are your options once you've made the move to Germany as a doctor? Well, there's good news!

Germany offers more than just a hospital job. Whether you want:

🏥 A stable hospital career
💼 Your own private practice
🔬 A future in research and teaching

…there’s a path for you. And we’ve broken it all down.

From job security and work-life balance to higher salaries and independence—
Your post-residency future in Germany looks promising.
📖 Read the full blog on our website to see what’s possible.
👉 Link in bio!

28/03/2025

In Germany, doctors' salaries increase with experience and specialization. Here's an overview:​

Entry-Level (Assistenzarzt): Starting gross salary is approximately €60,000 annually.
With 3–5 Years of Experience: Gross salary rises to about €74,000 per year. ​

Specialist (Facharzt): After completing specialization, annual gross earnings can range from €75,000 to €98000.

Senior Physician (Oberarzt): With significant experience, gross salaries typically range between €90000 and €150,000 annually. ​

Chief Physician (Chefarzt): Top positions can get salaries exceeding €200,000 per year. ​

Additional allowances are provided for overtime, night shifts, and holiday work. Salaries may vary based on factors like location, specialization, and additional responsibilities. These salaries aren't just numbers—they reflect a career with stability, purpose, and progression. Even during residency, you're earning enough to live comfortably, save, and enjoy a balanced life in Germany.

With strong social security, excellent healthcare, and plenty of paid vacation, Germany offers more than just a job—it offers a sustainable future for doctors ready to grow.

Ready to get started? Get in touch!

09/01/2025

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16/12/2024

Poll- Hey guys, hope you are all well. I know I have been irregular with my posts to you all. So i should explain why i take such long breaks in between a few posts. I work full time. At the hospital with patients, then run a consulting business called Rohit Batra Teach (RBT) for guiding and mentoring foreign doctors on their journey to a residency in Germany. All this ends up consuming time. Moreover, in order to stay healthy and functioning at the highest level, I must create opportunities for regular breaks for self care.
Now what does self care look like for me?
1. cooking a nutritionally wholesome meal. One thing your probably didn’t know about me, I love to cook.
And so this forms an important part of my routine.
2. taking walks near the canal. In munster we have a hafen, which literally means a port, but it is not actually a port, but a nice canal nearby which one can take a long walk
3. reading. At any given time, i have one book on my kindle and one running on my audible. So that I can read whenever i need to decompress during breaks.
So yeah, this basically is the basic outline of my life. In between all of this, i like connecting with people, like you, the reader. Which is why from now, i will make more of an effort and be regular with showing up here.
In return, all i ask is that you all reach out, respond, share your thoughts.
For example, i wonder, what is your favorite way to relax? Choose one in the poll below to answer.

13/05/2024

Let’s Talk- Webinar 19.05.

Hey guys,

The webinar 05.05. was amazing. 196 signups, interactive sessions with so many ideas, voices and opinions heard. The best part for me was to talk directly and help solve your problems together.

The thing is, ever since the Webinar 05.05 got over, I have been getting emails and messages from you all, those who couldn’t attend, or those who couldn’t register on time, to have a basics session again!!

So let’s talk. I will tell you all the BASICS to get started. This will be followed by a Question & Answer round.

Agenda-
Why Germany?
How to get started?
How much money should you plan to invest?
Can you start now and be in Germany in 6 months?
Q&A

How to register
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Come join us on 19.05. at 12 PM IST.
I’m so excited to meet you. 

Note- Registrations will close @ May 17th at 11:59 PM.

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