<h1>Medical Education Innovation: Antigua Program Offers Multiple Entry Points for Indian Students, Streamlines Training Pathway</h1> A medical university in Antigua has introduced a new trimester system allowing Indian students three annual entry points for medical education. The change reduces program duration from 6.5 to 6 years, enabling faster progression to clinical rotations. Students can start in May, September, and January, with options to begin at a local academy. The curriculum integrates global health training and offers potential accelerated residency application pathways, providing increased flexibility and accessibility for aspiring medical professionals.