At WCI Educational Consultancy, we help Indian students achieve their dream of becoming doctors by guiding them to pursue MBBS in Kyrgyzstan—a highly affordable, NMC-approved medical destination. With experienced counselors, university tie-ups, and end-to-end support, we ensure a smooth, transparent process from application to arrival.
Whether you’re a student or a parent, our goal is to make your medical education journey stress-free and successful.
MBBS in Kyrgyzstan for medical aspirants is a great opportunity to shape the career of their dream with our mentorship and the right guidance. Our services include everything that is required to achieve your goal of becoming a successful doctor.
Our specialized FMGE / NExT coaching programs are designed to help students crack the toughest medical licensing exams with confidence. Expert faculty, structured classes, and proven strategies ensure maximum success.
We provide updated study resources, question banks, and personalized mentorship to guide students step by step. With focused preparation and constant support, you’ll always stay on track.
For students aiming to practice medicine abroad, we offer comprehensive guidance for international licensing exams like USMLE, PLAB, AMC, and more, preparing you for a global medical career.
Students must complete 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and secure at least 50% marks (40% for reserved category).
Yes, NEET qualification is compulsory as per NMC guidelines.
The MBBS program is 5 years + 1 year internship/clinical rotation.
Admissions usually begin in April/May and continue till September/October.
Yes, hostels with Wi-Fi, laundry, heating, and 24/7 security are available.
Yes, Indian mess facilities offer both North & South Indian meals.
Hostel fees are around $500–$800/year, and food costs about $100–$150/month.
The visa process is simple and takes 3–4 weeks; we provide full support.
Yes, it is one of the safest and most student-friendly countries.
The MBBS course is taught in English, with additional local language training for clinical practice.
Yes, universities are recognized by NMC (India), WHO, ECFMG, USMLE, GMC (UK), etc.
Students must clear FMGE/NExT to get a medical license in India.
