Mamun University

Mamun University – MBBS Overview

Mamun University was established in 2020 and began in the historic city of Khiva, later expanding to the adjacent city of Urgench. For the 2026 academic session, the total MBBS fees at Mamun University is INR 23.17 Lakhs (Indian Rupees). It offers one of the most affordableMBBS fees in Uzbekistan for Indian students who wish to study MBBS abroad on a budget. The admission process is simple and can be completed online with minimal documentation. The MBBS eligibility at Mamun University is 50% marks in PCB + NEET qualification as per the latest NMC guidelines.

There is 1 academic session per year – the September intake. Eligible students can apply by submitting documents online or by visiting any of our offices.

About Mamun University

Mamun University is a private university operating under the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Higher Education, Science & Innovation of Uzbekistan. Founded in 2020 by Mr. Arslon Otanazarovich as a small medical academy in Khiva, it quickly expanded to multiple campuses in Urgench. Today, it has more than 3 modern campuses spread across these two adjacent cities. It is one of the best choices for Indian students wishing to pursue MBBS in Uzbekistan. The key attractions are modern campuses, superior facilities, low fees, excellent hostels, and a very low cost of living.

According to leading online ranking portals, Mamun University is ranked among the top 10 medical universities in Uzbekistan. Currently, over 13,000 students (Uzbeks and internationals) study here, guided by approximately 850+ teachers across 12 departments. The university has recently started admitting Indian students for the English‑medium MBBS programme. Mamun University offers education at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels in fields such as medicine, finance, psychology, history, business, and more.

MBBS Fees at Mamun University – 2026

The total MBBS fees at Mamun University is INR 23.17 Lakhs (Indian Rupees) for Indian students. The detailed fee structure for the 2026 session is given below.

* Indian mess facility is “not” compulsory and costs an additional USD 1,200 per year.
* Rupee calculations are based on USD 1 = ₹90. Actual exchange rates may vary.

How to Pay the MBBS Fees?

Students can pay their MBBS fees using two common methods:

• Direct cash payment in USD: Carry the first‑year fees in US Dollars (purchased in India) and pay directly after arriving in Uzbekistan.
• Online bank transfer: Transfer the first‑year fees online from an Indian bank account to the university’s or its authorised representative’s account before departure.

MBBS Admission Process – Step by Step

Eligible Indian students can apply for MBBS admission online or by visiting any of our offices. The step‑by‑step process is as follows:

• Submit scanned copies of 12th marksheet, passport and NEET scorecard (2026/2025/2024).
• Receive the provisional admission letter from the university.
• After document verification, the university issues the invitation letter for visa processing.
• Submit original documents to the embassy for student visa stamping.
• Complete fee payment (online or on arrival) and book group tickets with our assistance.
• Our representative meets students at Delhi airport and briefs them about the travel.
• Upon arrival in Urgench, our local team receives the students, provides transport to hostel, and completes all formalities (medical check‑up, visa extension, etc.).

MBBS Eligibility Criteria

To take admission at Mamun University, Indian students must meet the following criteria as per NMC guidelines:

• 50% Marks in PCB: General category students must have at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology in 12th/Intermediate. Reserved category students require 40%.
• NEET Qualification: Must have qualified NEET in the current year or any of the previous two years (2026/2025/2024).
• Age: The candidate must have completed 17 years by 31st December of the admission year.

Recognition by NMC & WHO

Mamun University is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) and recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India and the World Health Organization (WHO). Therefore:

• Indian students can appear for the FMGE / NExT exam in India after completing the MBBS course.
• The degree is valid for pursuing postgraduate studies in India, the USA (USMLE), the UK (PLAB), Canada (MCCEE), Australia (AMC), and many other countries.
• The course duration (5 years + 1 year internship) fully complies with NMC’s requirement of 54 months of study + 12 months of clinical rotation.

Key Benefits of Studying MBBS at Mamun University

• Ranked among the top 10 medical universities in Uzbekistan.
• NMC & WHO recognised – globally valid degree.
• Despite being only 6 years old, the university offers superior campus and living facilities.
• One of the lowest MBBS fees for an English‑medium medical programme.
• Simple online admission process – no donation or capitation.
• Separate hostels for Indian students with optional Indian mess.
• Safe & student‑friendly environment – Khiva and Urgench are historic, peaceful cities.
• Good FMGE/NExT passing rate – regular coaching and Indian reference books available in the library.

Documents Required for Admission

• 10th & 12th Marksheets (with English translation)
• NEET Score Card / Qualification Certificate
• Original Passport (valid for at least 18 months)
• Passport‑size photographs (white background)
• Birth Certificate (English translation)

Duration of MBBS Course

The total duration is 6 years (exactly 5 years 8 months) including internship. This is fully aligned with NMC’s latest guidelines (54 months of theory + 12 months of clinical rotation).

Medium of Instruction

English is the medium of instruction for all international students. Lectures, practicals, and examinations are conducted in English. The library stocks standard Indian medical textbooks to help students prepare for FMGE/NExT.

Faculties at Mamun University

Mamun University offers the following specialised faculties:

• Faculty of General Medicine
• Faculty of Psychology & General Sciences
• Economics Faculty
• Faculty of Philology
• Social & Humanities Faculty
• Preparatory / Language Faculty

Classes for Indian Students & Clinical Exposure

Indian students study in small batches of 12‑15 students. The first two years focus on theoretical subjects (Anatomy, Histology, etc.) along with basic Uzbek language. From the 3rd year onwards, students visit affiliated hospitals in Khiva and Urgench for clinical rotations, interacting with local patients under the supervision of experienced doctors. This practical exposure greatly enhances their diagnostic and communication skills.

Hostel & Accommodation Facilities

• Hostels are located inside or near the main campus.
• Options: 2/3/4‑seater rooms with study tables, wardrobes, beds and heating.
• Separate hostels/floors for boys and girls.
• Indian mess serving vegetarian & non‑vegetarian meals (optional).
• CCTV surveillance, fire alarms, common kitchen, laundry, sports hall and reading room.
• First‑year students must stay in the university hostel; from 2nd year onwards they may rent private apartments if desired.

Career Opportunities after MBBS

• Graduates receive an MD (Physician) degree, equivalent to MBBS in India.
• Must qualify FMGE / NExT to practice in India (conducted twice a year; unlimited attempts).
• After passing FMGE, one‑year internship in a government hospital leads to permanent registration.
• Opportunities in government/private hospitals, own clinics, or further studies via NEET PG, USMLE, PLAB, NZREX, etc.

About Khiva & Urgench Cities

Khiva is an ancient city in the Khwarezmia region, with a history spanning over 2,500 years. Urgench is the capital of the Khwarezm region, located on the Amu Darya River and Shavat Canal. It serves as the main gateway for tourists travelling to Khiva (just 30 km away). Both cities are well connected by a wide road and are situated in western Uzbekistan.

“Itchan Kala” in Khiva was the first place in Central Asia to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Urgench International Airport connects to neighbouring countries. The cities have a cold desert climate – short winters (+5 to -1°C) and long summers (+20 to +32°C). Indian students find Khiva and Urgench safe, affordable, and culturally rich – ideal for focused medical studies.