MBBS in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan has opened up to international medical students, and its universities in Tashkent and Samarkand now run English-medium programs at low cost. For Pakistani students, the Muslim-majority setting removes the everyday friction around food and prayer that other destinations create.

Tuition for English-medium MBBS commonly falls in the $3,500 to $6,000 range per year, with modest living costs. As a newer route, the details move faster than in established destinations, so current information matters more here.

Check that your target university sits in the World Directory of Medical Schools and that the PMDC/PMC accepts it for the licensing exam. Because Uzbekistan is an emerging destination, verify both against current sources rather than last year's guidance.

We track the listing status and council position for each university and share the live picture with you, so you commit on facts that hold today, not on a claim from an old brochure.

You need FSc Pre-Medical or an equivalent with a sound grade in biology and chemistry. Admission runs on your transcript, with the main intake in September.

After the admission letter and invitation, you apply for the student visa and complete registration and a medical check on arrival. We prepare the attested documents and manage the timeline so the visa aligns with the intake.