The following are the basic requirements for an Indian student to be admitted to an MBBS course in Kazakhstan:

• The student must clear an English language proficiency exam such as IELTS, Duolingo, TOEFL etc.
• If a student is applying for admission, they must be at least 17 years old on or before December 31st of that year.
• The student must have finished 12th grade from a recognised board.
• If the student falls under the General category, they must have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the following subjects: Physics, Chemistry and Biology. English is a required subject.
• Those from the SC/ST and OBC groups must score at least 40% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology and take English as a required subject.
• The student must pass the NEET to be admitted to any foreign university. MBBS students may use their NEET score from the current or the previous 2 attempts to apply for MBBS abroad.

For additional information, please contact the Global Medical Foundation at 9899065852 or 9999404348.

As per the Embassy of India in Astana, Kazakhstan, the MBBS course in Kazakhstan fulfils NMC’s FMGL Regulations introduced in 2021. Here is what is mentioned on the website of the Indian Embassy in Kazakhstan:

Medical universities of Kazakhstan follows NMC’s guidelines which were published in the gazette notification of November, 2021 i.e. 5 year’s study and 1 year’s intern-ship.

After completing their education, Indian students are eligible to appear in the examination conducted in three languages (Kazakh, Russian & English) by the National Centre of Independent Testing for getting licence to practice as a doctor in Kazakhstan like other Kazakh students. Practising/working in Kazakhstan is subject to the labour and immigration laws of Kazakhstan.

Here is a screenshot of the information provided by the Indian Embassy on FMGL Regulations:

One of the major advantages of studying MBBS in Kazakhstan over countries like Russia is that the licensing exam is conducted in English. If you study MBBS in Russia or China, you have to pass the licensing exam in the local language.

Indian students must qualify NEET in the current or the previous 2 years for MBBS admission abroad, as the NEET result is valid for 3 years. This is for admission to every country abroad. For MBBS in India, the NEET result is valid for 1 year only.

If you take admission abroad without qualifying NEET, you will not be allowed to appear for FMGE/NEXT, and therefore, you cannot practice in India in the future.

However, if a student does not wish to practice in India after studying in Kazakhstan, they can go for MBBS in Kazakhstan without NEET.

MBBS students in Kazakhstan must complete a 6-year course, which includes a 1-year internship at the same university. After this, you will have to clear Kazakhstan’s licensing exam, which will take another few months. After getting the license to practice/register in Kazakhstan, you will return to India.

Here, you will have to pass NEXT. If you pass the screening exam, you’ll be required to do an internship in India for a period of one year.

• Each and every lesson will be delivered in English.
• The local language will also be taught.
• In order to take the language course, the university will arrange classes from the 1st semester itself and there will be no additional fees. Communicating with patients in the hospital and interacting with the locals on a daily basis when shopping or taking cabs, etc. need knowledge of the local language.

Located in Central Asia, Kazakhstan is a sovereign state. Kazakh and Russian are the two official languages of Kazakhstan. Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, China, Russia, and Kyrgyzstan border the nation. The journey from Delhi to Almaty, Kazakhstan, takes around 3 hours and 45 minutes and has a nonstop direct route.

In terms of size, Kazakhstan is the ninth-biggest nation on Earth and the largest landlocked one. Kazakhstan has a population of around 2 crores. Islam is the most practised religion there, followed by Christianity. Even though Kazakh is the official language of the country, the Russian language is nevertheless recognised as an official language for all governmental and university functions. There are several international organisations of which Kazakhstan is a member: the United Nations, the WTO, the CIS, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), the Eurasian Economic Union, the CSTO, the OSCE, the OIC, and TURKSOY.

Astana is the capital of Kazakhstan. Tenge is the official currency. MBBS in Kazakhstan is a popular choice for international students looking for a low-cost yet high-quality MBBS education. Also, Kazakhstan’s currency, the Tenge, is weaker than the Indian rupee. In January of 2026, ₹1 was worth 5.58 Tenge.

Muslim-majority Kazakhstan is located in Central Asia.

• Islam is practised by 70% of the people.
• Christians make up about 25% of the population.
• Other faiths and atheists make up the remaining 5%.

Summers in Kazakhstan are hot, but winters can be freezing in most cities. Below is the daily High and Low Temperatures in Kazakhstan’s Major Cities

• If you have qualified NEET in the previous 3 years then you can apply in April-May.
• In case you are appearing for NEET for the 1st time then you can apply after writing NEET if you are confident of qualifying.
• The classes begin in September but students can reach in October also (depending on the deadline of individual universities).
• There will also be a February-March intake at certain universities.
• Admission is on a first-come-first-served policy. It is advisable to apply early since there are a limited number of seats.
• Your application and visa procedure will go smoothly if you submit your application on time.

Contact Global Medical Foundation for admission – 9899065852 (Pradeep Jayaswal, owner of Global Medical Foundation.

MBBS in Kazakhstan admission for the September intake starts around May/June. Kazakhstan medical universities also have a February/March intake which starts accepting admissions around January. You will be guided through the full application and visa procedure by Global Medical Foundation. As a member of the Global Medical Foundation, Shobhit Jayaswal has visited several of Kazakhstan’s medical universities.

You may apply for admission to Kazakhstan medical universities by registering with the Global Medical Foundation. The students require the following documents to get an admission letter:

• 10th mark sheet
• 12th mark sheet
• valid ID proof (Aadhar card or passport)
• NEET qualified result (Downloaded PDF file if available)

If the student is waiting for the NEET result in the current year, he/she can get a provisional acceptance letter, these students will need to provide the following documents:

• 10th mark sheet
• 12th mark sheet
• valid ID proof (Aadhar card or passport)

It is necessary to contact the Global Medical Foundation, the authorised representative of several Kazakhstan medical universities. For admission to study MBBS in Kazakhstan, call 9999404348 (Shobhit Jayaswal) for assistance.

After getting the admission letter, Global Medical Foundation will assist in the payment of tuition fees, and remaining admission formalities including getting the visa issued in India. We will send students from Delhi in groups and we will provide an airport pickup facility in Kazakhstan. You will be taken to the university where we will assist in the completion of all the admission formalities in Kazakhstan.

We will apply for your visa once we get confirmation of your acceptance into the course from the university. To apply for a visa, you will have to send us the following original documents:

• 10th mark sheet
• 12th mark sheet
• NEET result (printout)
• Passport
• Passport-size photograph
• English language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo)

You may either pay for your studies out of your own pockets or take an education loan from an Indian bank to study MBBS in Kazakhstan.

In Kazakhstan, there are no scholarships available. As a result, you must prepare ahead of time.

You are not obligated to pay the complete amount of tuition in one go. Annual or semester-by-semester payments are available for tuition fees. An annual/semi-annual charge for the hostel and a monthly cost for the mess may be paid. As a result, you’ll be able to make your tuition payments on a schedule that works for you.

• Indian students and parents must read NMC’s FMGL Regulations. They must satisfy themselves that the university they are applying to fulfils these regulations. If not, you will not be eligible to appear for the licensing exam in India.
• You must take the help of experts such as the Global Medical Foundation for guidance and admission assistance. Shobhit Jayaswal of GMF has visited many medical universities in Kazakhstan and other countries. We have guided 1,000+ students to study MBBS abroad including to Kazakhstan. Contact Global Medical Foundation – 9899065852.
• Check the university’s age and the commencement date of the MBBS course. Avoid medical universities that have just begun offering an MBBS course.
• Do you know how many Indian students have graduated from a certain university? It is preferable to attend a university that has previously taught Indian students.
• Check the passing rate for the FMGE exam. A larger proportion of students passing the FMGE should be favoured when choosing a university.
• World Ranking should not be used as a criterion for selecting a university. It’s often deceptive.
• See whether the pricing structure is within your means. If you can find a better choice for the same price, consider your other possibilities.
• Check the average monthly temperature of the city where you plan to live for the next 6 years.

For an Indian student, the following are some of the benefits of doing an MBBS in Kazakhstan:

→ Indian Instructors – Shobhit Jayaswal has visited a number of medical universities in Kazakhstan and was surprised to learn that Indian teachers are employed at several of the universities. However, Indian instructors are not employed by every university. Learn which universities have Indian instructors by calling us now at 9999404348.

→ The Duration of the MBBS Course – In Kazakhstan, the MBBS course takes six years to complete including an internship.

→ Reasonable FMGE Passing Percentage – In 2021, Indian students who completed their MBBS in Kazakhstan and then took the FMGE had a success rate of around 25-30%. Graduates from the top three medical universities performed very well.

→ Affordable Tuition Fee – For the majority of Kazakh universities, the cost of studying MBBS is quite modest. Studying MBBS in Kazakhstan is less expensive than in most other nations.

→ Affordable Living Expenses – Hostel facilities are available to students at a very reasonable price, making it easy for them to fund their stay in Kazakhstan.

→ Safe & Secure – Kazakhstan is a safe nation where students and parents can feel confident about their child’s safety. Students at all of the medical universities approved by the Global Medical Foundation will have access to an Indian mentor for local assistance in Kazakhstan.

→ Obtaining a Student Visa for Kazakhstan is Simple – Kazakhstan has a simple visa application process. The visa application procedure is quick and easy. In addition, Kazakhstan is happy to have Indian students. The Global Medical Foundation will process your Visa and we guarantee that the students who apply through us will get their visas.

→ Worldwide-Recognised Kazakhstan MBBS Degree – The World Health Organization recognises the degree awarded by Kazakhstani institutions, the MBBS, as a globally recognised credential. As a result, you are qualified to take the USMLE and PLAB tests. If you’d want to learn more about the recognition that various medical colleges get, we recommend that you contact us.

→ Indian Mess Facility – Almost all Kazakhstan’s medical universities provide an Indian mess facility.

→ Hostel  Facility – International students have access to many hostels in Kazakhstan.

→ Indian Embassy in Astana – As the capital of Kazakhstan, Astana is the location of the Indian Embassy in Kazakhstan. For the nationals of India, the embassy offers assistance and support.

There is no nation where there aren’t any disadvantages to learning MBBS. Even the colleges in India are not ideal. However, it is important to be aware of the potential disadvantages before making a decision about an international medical university. There are many disadvantages of studying MBBS in Kazakhstan, and the Global Medical Foundation is not afraid to point them out. If you’d want to learn more about the disadvantages of studying MBBS in Kazakhstan, go here.

→ Weather: The weather in Kazakhstan won’t suit everyone. About three months of the year, the temperature will dip below 0 degrees. From December to February, there will be snowfall in many cities. However, since all the buildings are centrally heated, you will not feel cold inside. The room temperature is maintained at around 25 degrees.

→ Low FMGE passing percentage: The FMGE passing ratio of many universities is poor and in many, the FMGE passing ratio is average.

→ The MBBS Course Has Just Begun at Several Universities: Even though they could be very old institutions, many universities have started teaching MBBS recently. It is always best to seek admission to universities that have experienced faculty.

→ Better Choices Are Available for the Same Price: In Kazakhstan, the overall budget of many universities is medium to high. This is comparable to the cost of an MBBS degree in many other countries. Therefore, students can find other options within a similar budget.

→ You have to learn a new language: Apart from your medical studies, you are required to learn the local language, which will be needed during the internship and also will be needed for day-to-day interaction with the locals.

→ Need to pass the licensing exam: You have to pass the licensing exam in Kazakhstan, as it is required per NMC rules. The same is the case in Russia, but if you get admitted to any Timor-Leste medical university, there is no need to sit for a licensing exam, as you will get a direct license in Timor-Leste.

The medical universities in Kazakhstan have varying tuition fees. MBBS fees in Kazakhstan, in Rupees, range from ₹3.65 lakh to ₹6.20 lakh per year. This means that the tuition fee for 6 years varies from ₹22 lakh to ₹37 lakh. There are other expenses, too, of course.

Apart from the tuition fee, the student has to pay for their hostel/accommodation, Indian mess/food, medical insurance, visa extension, one-time admission expenses, flight tickets, admission charges, and more. Therefore, the student and their parents must be aware of all the mandatory fees.

This is where parents/students require the assistance of an experienced and honest consultancy like Global Medical Foundation. We always share all expenses with students and parents from the first interaction, and we never hide any charges. For complete details on MBBS fees in Kazakhstan, call GMF today at 9999404348.

Following is:

• MBBS in Kazakhstan fee structure
• MBBS in Kazakhstan for Indian students fees
• Kazakhstan MBBS fees in Rupees

Note –

• For admission and complete information, contact Global Medical Foundation at 9899065852 or 9999404348.
• For Kazakhstan MBBS fees in Rupees, kindly use the current exchange rate.

Other expenses –

• Admission charges are payable in India.
• Flight tickets cost.
• Hostel charges.
• Mess/food cost.
• Medical insurance and visa extension charges.
• Miscellaneous charges depending on the university.