Step-by-Step Guide to Apply for MBBS in Kyrgyzstan from Pakistan

Kyrgyzstan is becoming a popular choice for Pakistani students who want to study MBBS abroad. Its universities are affordable, recognized by WHO and PMC, and offer English-medium programs, so students don’t need IELTS or TOEFL.

Studying in Kyrgyzstan is comfortable because it has a moderate climate, safe hostels, halal food, and support for NLE exam preparation.

In this guide, you will learn how to apply for MBBS in Kyrgyzstan from Pakistan, what documents are needed, the fees, and how Soft Consultants can help you secure your seat easily for the September 2025 intake.

Why Choose MBBS in Kyrgyzstan?

Quality with Affordability

Kyrgyzstan is a popular choice for thousands of international students every year who want to study MBBS. Studying MBBS in Kyrgyzstan offers low-cost tuition fees and excellent quality. Compared to Pakistan and other countries like China, Russia, and Europe, it is very affordable.

Scholarship Opportunities

Government universities in Kyrgyzstan offer merit-based and need-based scholarships. Pakistani students often get 5%+ fee discounts every year.

Comfortable Climate

Kyrgyzstan summers are warm but not too hot, and winters are cold but manageable. Students can comfortably live in campus hostels without the stress.

Support for NLE and Licensing Exams

Universities often provide offline NLE prep classes to help students who studied in English-medium universities. Mock tests are provided to simulate real exam conditions.

Hostel and Food Facilities

Most universities have safe on-campus hostels and provide halal food options. Pakistani-style mess facilities are also available, helping students feel at home while studying abroad.

Complete 5.5-Year MBBS Program

The MBBS program lasts 5.5 years, including internship. Students also get extra time to prepare for the NLE licensing exam, giving them a head start in their medical career.

Quick Comparison — MBBS in Kyrgyzstan vs. Pakistan

Feature	Kyrgyzstan	Pakistan
Tuition Fees	$2,500–$4,000 per year (~PKR 875,000–1,400,000)	Public: PKR 1.5–2.5 million (5 years) Private: PKR 4–10 million (5 years)
Living Expenses	$2,000–$3,000 per year (~PKR 700,000–1,050,000)	PKR 100,000–150,000 per month
Program Duration	5.5 years (including internship)	5 years (plus 1-year internship in some cases)
Medium of Instruction	English	Mostly English; some subjects may use Urdu
Recognition	WHO, PMDC, and other international medical councils	PMDC and local regulatory authorities
Entrance Requirements	Direct admission; usually no entrance test for Pakistani students	MDCAT required; high competition for public colleges
Internship / Clinical Training	Included in program; training in affiliated hospitals	Extensive clinical exposure in teaching hospitals
Exam Preparation / Licensing	Universities provide FMG/NLE preparation classes in English; can attempt USMLE, PLAB, etc.	Must prepare individually for NLE; primarily recognized for Pakistan licensing
Student Diversity	Multicultural environment; students from many countries	Mostly local Pakistani students
Hostel & Accommodation	On-campus hostels; halal food available; Pakistani-style mess often available	Hostels available; familiar food and cultural environment
Climate	Moderate, similar to Pakistan; comfortable for 6 years	Varies by region; familiar climate
Cost for Entire MBBS	$20,000–$30,000 (~PKR 7–10.5 million)	Public: ~PKR 1.5–2.5 million Private: 4–10 million
International Opportunities	Can appear for USMLE, PLAB, NLE, and practice internationally	Mainly prepares for PMDC licensing exam; limited international recognition
Admission Flexibility	Easier for international students; lower competition	Highly competitive; limited seats in public colleges
Language Barrier	Kyrgyz and Russian widely spoken; English in academic settings	Urdu/English; no language barrier
Halal Food Availability	Halal food and Pakistani mess available	Halal food readily available
NLE / Licensing Preparation	Classes offered by university in English; extra preparation time included	Must prepare independently after MBBS

Eligibility Criteria MBBS in Kyrgyzstan for Pakistani Students

Educational Qualification:

Students must have completed F.Sc (Pre-Medical) or A-Levels with subjects Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

A minimum of 50% marks in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics (aggregate) is required as per Kyrgyzstan universities and PMDC standards.

Age Requirement:

The student must be at least 17 years old at the time of admission or by the end of the admission year.

There is usually no upper age limit, but applicants under 25 years are preferred.

Language of Instruction:

MBBS at IUK is taught in English-medium, so Pakistani students do not need IELTS/TOEFL.

However, basic communication skills in English are required to follow lectures and clinical practice.