Asian Medical Institute in Kyrgyzstan stands as a paragon of excellence in medical education, earning recognition from both MCI and WHO. Nestled in Kant, a mere 20 km from Bishkek, the capital city, this institution has been a preferred destination for students globally since its establishment in 2004.
A testament to its international appeal, the university attracts students from over 10 countries, including India, Russia, Nepal, Germany, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and Nigeria. Currently hosting a diverse community of more than 2,000 students pursuing the MBBS program, Asian Medical Institute offers a holistic and enriching educational experience.
The MBBS course spans 5 years, with the option for a 6-year program at a reduced tuition fee. The comprehensive budget, encompassing fees, admission charges, visa renewal, accommodation, food, airfare, and hostel, is estimated at approximately ₹20 lakh for 5 years, making it a financially sound choice.
Facility-wise, Asian Medical Institute prides itself on modern amenities, such as separate hostels for boys and girls, centrally heated accommodations, and campus-wide free Wi-Fi. With access to more than 8 hospitals for practical training, the institute ensures hands-on clinical exposure for its students.
What sets Asian Medical Institute apart is its recognition by MCI, WHO, the Ministry of Education in Kyrgyzstan, and FAIMER (IMED). The institute not only adopts European teaching techniques but also provides coaching for the MCI Screening Test or FMGE from the first year, delivered by Indian professors.
In an interview with students at the institute, a myriad of aspects is discussed, shedding light on reasons for choosing Asian Medical Institute, the medium of instruction, hostel life, facilities, Indian mess, and the behavior of locals in Kyrgyzstan.
The hostel facility is meticulously designed with students’ comfort in mind, offering fully furnished rooms, 24/7 heating during winters, and regular cleaning services. Additionally, the Indian mess, managed by Indian cooks, caters to both vegetarian and non-vegetarian preferences, ensuring a taste of home for Indian students.
Fees: Tuition Fees for First Year: $5500. From Second Year Onwards the tuition fees is: $3200. Hostel Fees $400 per year.
