Questions & answers
The questions families actually ask.
No spin. Where the honest answer is uncomfortable, we still give it.
Is NEET-UG required to study MBBS in Uzbekistan?
Yes. NEET-UG qualification is mandatory for Indian students pursuing medicine abroad, and it is required for your degree to be recognised for licensing in India.
Will I be able to practise in India after graduating?
Only after clearing the FMGE / NExT screening examination. No consultancy — including us — can guarantee that outcome. We share pass-rate realities honestly before you decide.
Is the course taught in English?
Yes, the MBBS programme for international students is English-medium. Basic Russian or Uzbek is taught for clinical and hospital interaction.
How much does the whole degree cost?
Our Universities page publishes the complete year-wise 2026–27 structure for both universities, including 'as per actual' charges and Indian service charges. Nothing is hidden until a call.
Do you accept cash payments?
Never. Payments go only into officially authorized university or contractor accounts, against a receipt. Anyone asking a family for cash is not acting on our behalf.
How long does the process take?
Roughly 30–45 days with complete documents: admission letter in 7–15 working days, visa in 2–4 weeks.
What about hostel safety and Indian food?
Partner hostels run segregated wings, 24/7 wardens and CCTV in common areas, and the mess is cooked by resident Indian chefs with veg and non-veg options daily.
Can parents speak to the university directly?
Yes. We arrange direct student–university interaction and dedicated parent counselling sessions, and we share the authorization documents on request.
Still unsure?
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