Mamun University

Yes, Mamun University is recognized by WHO and NMC (India), and is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS). Hundreds of Indian students from Mamun University have passed FMGE/NExT and are currently working as doctors in India.

The MBBS program at Mamun University is 6 years — 5 years of academic and clinical coursework followed by 1 mandatory year of internship.

The university has recently started accepting Indian students to pursue MBBS in English medium. No IELTS or TOEFL is required for admission.

Yes, Mamun University provides well-maintained on-campus hostel accommodation. The hostel fee is USD 650 per year. Indian mess facility is not compulsory and costs an additional USD 1,200 per year if opted for.

Merit-based scholarships are available for students with exceptional academic performance. Students are encouraged to inquire directly with the university at the time of admission.

The admission process at Mamun University involves document submission, online interview, visa stamping, and then departure to Uzbekistan. The full process takes approximately 45–60 days.

The MBBS eligibility in Mamun University for Indian students is 50% marks in 12th/Inter (40% for reserved category), NEET qualification from 2026/2025/2024, and the student must be of a complete full 17 years by 31st December in the year of application.

There is one academic session for MBBS in Mamun University per year — the September session. Applications open from June/July each year.