Central Asian University Medical School

* This working fee sheet keeps the 1st year as an approximate package and lists the recurring fee heads for 2nd to 6th year separately.

• • Institution Type: Private
• • Established: 2019 (Medical School as part of CAU)
• • Course Duration: 6 years (integrated MD / MBBS-equivalent programme)
• • Medium: English (with Uzbek / Russian for clinical communication)

• • 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognised board
• • Minimum PCB marks as per applicable category norms
• • NEET qualification in relevant admission year (for India pathway)
• • Minimum age 17 years by 31 December of admission year
• • Valid passport and required supporting documents
• • Any additional university-level interview/assessment requirements for that intake

Central Asian University Medical School is the medical faculty of Central Asian University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. CAU was established in 2019 and has expanded rapidly across medicine and other disciplines. Its Medical School offers a 6-year English-medium Doctor of Medicine (MD) programme that combines basic sciences, simulation-based learning, and structured clinical exposure. For Indian families, CAU Medical School is usually viewed as a premium private option in Uzbekistan with higher annual fees, a strong English-medium environment and a globally oriented academic culture.

• • English-medium MD (MBBS-equivalent) pathway designed for international standards and global careers.
• • Located in Tashkent with stronger connectivity, clinical ecosystem and city infrastructure.
• • Part of a fast-growing private university with expanding student body and international collaborations.
• • Modern teaching model with simulation labs, skills training and integration of theory with practice.
• • Premium campus environment with contemporary infrastructure and student support systems.
• • International partnerships and long-term global-career positioning highlighted by the university.
• • Strong orientation toward licensing-exam pathways, subject to each country's latest regulations.
• • Best suited for families comfortable with a higher-fee category in exchange for global-style setup.

• • Private English-medium university in Tashkent; CAU is a rebranded and expanded institution.
• • 6-year integrated MD programme, MBBS-equivalent in broad structure and duration.
• • English primary instruction with Uzbek/Russian modules for patient communication.
• • Modern infrastructure including labs, simulation facilities, library and student spaces.
• • Commonly quoted tuition around USD 11,000/year for international MD students (verify latest official fee).
• • International orientation with partnerships and visibility in global rankings frameworks.
• • Capital-city location with access to higher-level hospitals and diagnostics.
• • Higher fee bracket than many Uzbekistan alternatives; positioned as premium private option.

• • 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognised board.
• • Generally minimum 50% in PCB for General category students; category-wise relaxation may apply as per prevailing norms.
• • NEET qualification in relevant year for Indian students planning India licensing pathway.
• • Minimum age 17 years on or before 31 December of admission year.
• • Valid passport with preferably 18-24 months remaining validity at application time.
• • University may include additional internal checks such as interview/assessment/English readiness based on intake.

The current working fee sheet keeps the 1st year package around USD 7,000, covering admission-letter processing, invitation, visa, tuition, hostel, registration, counseling, application support, and travel/on-arrival coordination. From 2nd to 6th year, tuition is USD 10,000, hostel USD 800, mess USD 1,500, registration USD 250, and visa USD 250 per year, making the recurring yearly total about USD 12,800.

CAU provides or supports student accommodation options in Tashkent. Rooms are generally furnished and include essential utilities; winter heating is standard in seasonal months. Because of the capital-city location, students may also choose private hostels or shared apartments depending on budget and availability. Living costs in Tashkent are generally higher than smaller Uzbek cities, though often still below many Western capitals. Indian food access is comparatively easier in Tashkent via restaurants, tiffin services and grocery availability.

Student life at CAU Medical School is typically closer to an international private-university environment. Students manage intensive academics, labs, simulation and clinical training while participating in campus clubs and events. Indian students often build peer groups for academics and daily adjustment. Tashkent offers broader urban exposure, but students are expected to maintain discipline, attendance and compliance with university rules and local laws.

1. 1. Profile and budget counselling with NEET, 10+2 marks and cost-fit review.
2. 2. Recognition and pathway discussion covering NMC/WDOMS checks and long-term licensing expectations.
3. 3. Document preparation and CAU application submission via official/authorised process.
4. 4. Admission letter stage with full 6-year budget sheet (tuition, residence, insurance, estimated living costs).
5. 5. Initial payment and seat confirmation with safe remittance and receipt tracking.
6. 6. Invitation letter, visa file preparation and travel planning to Tashkent.
7. 7. Pre-departure orientation plus on-arrival support where partner coordination is available.