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I was born and brought up in Mumbai, India. I have completed my primary and secondary schooling from Gokuldham High School and Junior College (ICSE), Mumbai. Due to unforeseeable circumstances, I was unable to attempt NEET. And to not waste any academic years, I decided to opt for MBBS in my current university. Right now, I am a medical student studying at David Tvildiani Medical University, Georgia.  David Tvildiani Medical University (DTMU) was founded in the year 1991 and has been taking Indian students since the past approximately 10 years. Currently, the strength of Indian students in DTMU is almost 600. The staff and faculty of this university is English speaking and the quality of professors teaching here is improving by the day. The syllabus is taught in English and explanations are offered as asked. Certain professors are outstandingly good at explaining concepts but most of them are simply alright at their subjects. The course is 6years long with 2.5

University Main Building I came to study MBBS in Asian Medical Institute, Kyrgyzstan in 2016. After attempting NEET for 2 consecutive years I was able to score only 329 and 288 respectively. I was very depressed as I really wanted to become a doctor and pursue a career in medicine. As we all typically do, I started researching about MBBS abroad. Luckily one of my seniors from Patna was already studying here in Asian Medical Institute. He counselled me and guided me about the quality of education here and answered all my questions. I got a breakthrough and a second chance to fulfil my dream. Today when I look back, I feel that I should have come here straight after my first attempt saving that 1 year of my life plus all the money I spent on coaching. The MBBS degree of Asian Medical Institute is recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and World Health Organization (WHO). There are approximately 2600 students studying medicine here in Kyrgyzstan. All sub