Uzbekistan has become one of the destinations considered by Indian students looking for medical education abroad. However, students planning to pursue MBBS or an equivalent medical programme in Uzbekistan should carefully verify the institution and course before admission.
The National Medical Commission issued an Alert Note on April 1, 2026, specifically concerning Indian students seeking admission to undergraduate medical courses in Uzbekistan.
The NMC advised students to exercise due diligence and ensure that the foreign medical institution and programme comply with the applicable regulations.
The advisory highlights that students should be particularly careful about:
- Course duration
- Medium of instruction
- Curriculum
- Clinical training
- Internship arrangements
- University/institutional status
- Compliance with FMGL requirements
Students should not rely solely on advertisements, counselling claims or fee comparisons when selecting a medical university abroad.
Before paying an admission fee, students and parents should independently verify the latest regulatory information and obtain official course details from the university.
Important: Admission decisions should be made only after checking the latest NMC requirements and the status of the specific institution.
The NMC’s official news archive confirms the April 1, 2026 advisory concerning Indian students seeking undergraduate medical courses in Uzbekistan.