The rupee fee of every English-taught MBBS in Kyrgyzstan, each university's official FMGE pass rate from NBEMS, and the NMC rules your course has to meet.
Fees are the lowest published fee for international students on the English-taught MBBS (MD), per year, converted at ₹97.21 per 100 som. FMGE figures are NBEMS's count of each university's graduates who passed, across the year's sittings.
NBEMS also lists these institutes under Kyrgyzstan. None of them is a medical university in the national registry under that name, so we show them as printed rather than guess which university they belong to.
NMC does not publish a list of approved foreign universities. Instead your course has to meet the Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate (FMGL) Regulations 2021; check your offer letter against these points.
Where the registry lists the MBBS as a 5-year course, ask the university how the 12-month internship at the same university is arranged.
NMC: information for students studying abroadFMGE is the screening test Indian citizens with a foreign medical degree must pass before they can register to practise in India. A pass rate reflects who sat the exam as well as how they were taught, and it swings a lot where only a few graduates sat it: compare universities with many candidates, over several years.
Source: EduGate, Ministry of Science, Higher Education and Innovations of the Kyrgyz Republic. Data as of .How we collect it