MBBS in Kyrgyzstan for Pakistani students

What Pakistan requires

Since its public notice of 31 July 2026, the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC) admits only graduates of ECFMG-recognised foreign institutions to the National Registration Examination (NRE). Its older list of foreign institutions covered admissions up to 2024-25 only. To be eligible you also need at least 50 marks out of 100 in MDCAT and 60 out of 100 in FSc or equivalent.

Before the 2026 notice, PM&DC (and the PMC before it) worked from a list of recognised foreign institutions. In November 2020 the PMC council put five Kyrgyz schools on that list: KSMA, Osh State University, KRSU, IHSM and IUK. PM&DC has said the old list applies only to students admitted up to 2024-25. For admissions from 2025-26 the ECFMG rule is what counts.

PM&DC public notice on NRE eligibility, 31 Jul 2026 · PM&DC notice on MDCAT and FSc minimums · NRE December 2025 results by country · PMC council minutes, 10 Nov 2020 (Kyrgyz schools on the old list)

What the 2026 accreditation means for you

The Ministry of Health assessed all 34 institutions in May 2026. 4 passed for six years and 3 state universities are exempt by law; those 7 hold full accreditation. 7 received a one-year term and are reassessed in 2027. 13 failed and lost their licences, and 7 did not apply; none of those can take a new student, whatever an agent says.

Ministry of Health results via Kaktus.media, 4 Jun 2026 · The seven with full accreditation · The failed list

Not an option for a new student (23)

Manas University (exempt, no ECFMG note), Kyrgyz National University (accredited for 1 year, no ECFMG note), Issyk-Kul State University (accredited for 1 year, no ECFMG note), Avicenna (failed), ADAM University (failed), RMU (failed), Altamimi (failed), Ala-Too (failed), IMU (failed), KMSI (failed), Salymbekov University (failed), Eurasian International University (failed), BIMI (failed), IUMS (failed), CAIMU (failed), OIMU (failed), Arabaev University (did not apply), Batken State University (did not apply), Naryn State University (did not apply), Kyrgyz National Agrarian University (did not apply), MUNiB (did not apply), Kyrgyz International University NRZ (did not apply), Zamanbap Medical Institute (did not apply).

Each school's page explains its result, where its students were transferred, and carries the line: Schools can send us evidence for review; we post the outcome here.

What it costs

Only four schools publish an official fee; the rest are agent-reported estimates, labelled as such on every page. In April 2026 the government set a minimum of USD 3,000 a year for foreign students (USD 3,500 at KSMA), so any offer below that is not a real university fee. Add the hostel, meals, medical insurance, residence registration and flights. Fees on this page are in PKR at a mid-market rate dated on the page, with the USD figure kept beside each one.

Embassy of India Bishkek advisory, 29 Apr 2026 (minimum fee decree, unified admissions portal) · How fees are collected

Before you pay anyone

1. Check the school's result on this site and on the ministry list.
2. Check the WDOMS entry and its ECFMG note yourself at search.wdoms.org.
3. Write to the admissions office at the address shown on the school's page here, not to a number that contacted you first.
4. Apply through the official portal, EduGate, or ask the office which route it uses.
5. Ask for a fee letter on university paper, and keep every receipt.

This site is not an agent and takes no applications.

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