Kyrgyz National Medical Center - MBBS Fees, Admission & Eligibility 2026

Kyrgyz National Medical Center in Kyrgyzstan admits international MBBS students for the September intake, with applications closing by July 31. The minimum NEET score required is 137 marks for general category applicants. Operating since 1939, the university has an established admission process for Indian students.

Kyrgyz National Medical Center requires a minimum NEET score of 137 marks (general category) and 107 marks (SC/ST/OBC). These are NMC-mandated minimums — unlike Indian counseling, Kyrgyzstan universities do not rank applicants by NEET score. A student scoring 137 and one scoring 500 both qualify equally, making NEET a threshold rather than a ranking tool for admission here.

Kyrgyz National Medical Center conducts its MBBS program in English. This means lectures, textbooks, and clinical discussions are all in English — no preparatory language course is needed. The program spans 6 years, including clinical rotations. Clinical training takes place at the university's affiliated teaching hospital.

Kyrgyz National Medical Center holds NMC approval and is listed in the WHO World Directory of Medical Schools, which means the degree is recognized for FMGE eligibility upon return to India. After receiving the admission letter, the next steps are visa application, forex arrangement, and flight booking — a process that typically takes 4-6 weeks for Kyrgyzstan.