Asian Medical Institute - Kyrgyzstan


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 subjects are taught in English and the professors are very well qualified. Most of the professors are good medical practitioners and hold a degree from top universities of the world. The unique thing about Kyrgyzstan is that it offers both 5-year as well as 6-year MBBS format. If you’re worried about Indian food, don’t be! There is Indian canteen available in every university campus or hostel here. Moreover, there are many Indian restaurants near the college.



Kyrgyzstan is a central Asian country that was a member of USSR up until its fall in 1992. Hence, predominantly the language spoken here is Russian. It observes seasons similar to India varying only in that it snows here between December and February. But the summers are very pleasant here as the maximum temperature in summer goes only up to 25°C. Local people are very friendly and helpful towards Indians especially students. Cost of living here too is very comparable to India and is basically very inexpensive. The admissions process of Asian Medical Institute is very simple and any student who has studied Biology in 12th can get admission here. Although, now MCI has made a rule that only NEET qualified students can go abroad to study MBBS abroad.


Above is a video of Holi Celebration organized in Indian Embassy. There is a large Indian community here and you will not feel homesick at all. I am here to support any Indian student who comes here to study medicine. Please get in touch with Medu Simplified and let us help you in achieving your dream of becoming a doctor.

-       Rahul

Location: 56 Gagarin street, Kant, Kyrgyzstan

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