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MBBS in Uzbekistan
Understand MBBS pathways in Uzbekistan, compare universities and get help preparing your application and documents.
Programme
General Medicine (MD), equivalent to MBBS
Typical duration
Around 6 years, varies by university
Medium
English-medium programmes at several universities
Example cities
Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Andijan
Climate
Continental: hot summers, cold winters
Overview
Uzbekistan has become a destination that more Indian families are considering in recent years. State medical universities in cities such as Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara offer General Medicine programmes, with English-medium options at several institutions.
As with every destination, programmes differ in duration, internship arrangements, medium of instruction and costs. We help you compare universities and check each programme against the NMC requirements that apply if you want to practise in India.
The details above describe typical programmes and are for general guidance. Confirm the duration, medium and fees for a specific university with our team before applying.
What to check
01
Confirm the course length and internship meet the NMC minimum of 54 months of study plus a 12-month internship at the same institution.
02
Make sure the full programme is taught in English, as NMC regulations require.
03
Ask how the university supports international students with accommodation, food and academic help.
04
Uzbek and Russian are widely used, so some language learning helps in clinics and daily life.
05
Tuition, hostel and living costs vary by university and city. We share current figures for your shortlist.
06
Consider travel time and connections between your home city and the university’s city.
Eligibility
Documents
Admission process
1
Discuss your profile, budget and preferred cities.
2
Compare universities against NMC requirements.
3
Submit your application and documents.
4
Receive the university’s decision and next steps.
5
Guidance on the visa documents and final formalities.
FAQs
Several universities offer English-medium General Medicine programmes. We confirm the medium of instruction for each university you consider.
Medical universities are located in several cities, including Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Andijan. We help you compare them by programme, cost and student life.
Yes, if you want to practise in India after graduating. NMC regulations require Indian students to qualify NEET-UG before taking admission abroad.
Costs vary by university, city and academic year. Contact us for current tuition, hostel and living cost estimates.
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Free counselling
Speak with our admission team about your NEET score, preferred destination and budget, and get clear guidance on the next steps.
