Andijan State Medical Institute — Complete MBBS Guide 2026

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8 July 2026
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🇺🇿 Uzbekistan Guide 2026

Andijan State Medical Institute — Complete MBBS Guide 2026

Quick Answer

Andijan State Medical Institute is one of Uzbekistan’s oldest and largest government medical institutions, founded in 1955. It is recognised by NMC and WHO, and was not named in the NMC’s April 2026 advisory on Uzbekistan universities. The 6-year MBBS programme, including Indian food and hostel, costs approximately ₹37.76 lakh. One honest gap: meaningful FMGE outcome data isn’t available yet — worth knowing before you decide.

Andijan doesn’t have the flashy marketing some newer Uzbekistan colleges lean on, mostly because it doesn’t need to — it’s been training doctors since before Uzbekistan’s independence. Here’s what actually matters if you’re considering it.

History & Background

Andijan State Medical Institute was founded in 1955, making it the oldest medical institution in the entire Fergana Valley. It runs four faculties — Therapeutic, Pediatric, Dentistry, and Physicians’ Advanced Training — across roughly 55 departments, and has trained well over 13,000 physicians since it opened. The city itself sits in the Fergana Valley near the Kyrgyzstan border, with a notable footnote for Indian students: it’s the birthplace of Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire in India.

The MBBS programme runs for 6 years — five years of academic study plus a one-year clinical internship — taught in English for international students.

Recognition & Regulatory Standing

Andijan holds NMC (India) and WHO recognition, along with FAIMER and Uzbekistan Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education approval. It is one of the universities MBBSDirect has independently verified for NMC eligibility, English-medium instruction, and proper clinical training under the FMGL Regulations 2021.

The NMC’s April 2026 advisory on Uzbekistan named three specific institutions — Tashkent State Medical University, Samarkand State Medical University, and Bukhara State Medical Institute. Andijan was not among them.

NMC recognition is reviewed periodically rather than granted once and forgotten. Reconfirm current status with your counsellor before making any payment.

FMGE Performance — An Honest Gap

No meaningful FMGE data exists yet for Andijan. Very few or no students from Andijan have appeared for FMGE in the official December 2025 results, unlike Fergana or Tashkent Medical Academy which now have first-batch numbers. This isn’t a red flag on its own — it usually just means Andijan’s Indian intake is newer or smaller — but it does mean you’re choosing this university on recognition and infrastructure, not on a proven outcomes track record. It would be premature to assess Andijan on results it doesn’t have yet.

Fees for Indian Students

All Uzbekistan fees are billed in US Dollars. Figures below are calculated at approximately ₹95/USD (June 2026 rate) and already include tuition, hostel, Indian food, visa, and police registration.

Year Amount (USD)
Year 1 (all-inclusive) $8,500
Year 2 – 6 (annual) $6,250
6-Year Total $39,750 (≈ ₹37.76 lakh)

MBBSDirect’s service charge (₹1,45,000) is separate. Actual INR outflow depends on the exchange rate at the time of each year’s payment.

Life at Andijan

Andijan offers modern hostel blocks (including Euro-renovated blocks added for international students in 2022), a growing Indian student community, and Indian food available in the city. It’s a calmer, more affordable city than Tashkent — and because it sits in the same Fergana Valley cluster as Fergana Medical Institute, some families visit both universities in a single trip when doing ground research before admission.

Eligibility Criteria

  • NEET: Qualifying score required (any year valid)
  • Academic: 50% in PCB at 10+2 (40% for SC/ST/OBC)
  • Age: 17 years by 31 December of admission year
  • Documents: Valid passport, 6+ months validity
  • Medical fitness certificate from a registered physician

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Andijan State Medical Institute good for MBBS?

It’s a solid choice on recognition and infrastructure — NMC and WHO recognised, one of Uzbekistan’s oldest medical institutes, not named in any NMC advisory. The one gap is FMGE outcome data, which isn’t yet available in meaningful volume, so you’re choosing it on institutional strength rather than a proven results track record.

Is Andijan on the NMC’s advisory list?

No. The NMC’s April 2026 advisory named Tashkent State Medical University, Samarkand State Medical University, and Bukhara State Medical Institute. Andijan was not included.

What is Andijan’s FMGE pass rate?

There isn’t sufficient data to report. Very few or no students from Andijan have appeared in the official FMGE results so far, unlike some other Uzbekistan universities. This is worth weighing honestly rather than ignoring.

What is the total 6-year MBBS cost at Andijan?

Approximately $39,750 (around ₹37.76 lakh), including tuition, hostel, Indian food, visa, and police registration. MBBSDirect’s service charge of ₹1,45,000 is separate.

How far is Andijan from Fergana?

Both sit in Uzbekistan’s Fergana Valley and are commonly visited together on the same trip — a practical option if you’re also considering Fergana Medical Institute.

Gaurav Pathak — Director, MBBSDirect
Gaurav Pathak
Director, MBBSDirect

Gaurav has been helping Indian families navigate MBBS abroad admissions since 2015. Over the past 11 years, he has personally counselled 10,000+ students across Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and other top destinations — bringing clarity, transparency, and the right university match to every family he works with.

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