🎓 University Overview & Legacy .
Founded in 1925 and named after the poet Jusup Balasagyn, KNU is the oldest and largest higher‑education institution in Kyrgyzstan.
It houses 56+ faculties and 8 academic buildings, with 61 departments and around 2,654 staff members.
In August 2023, KNU’s Faculty of Medicine partnered with Yenepoya University (India) to offer a 6‑year MD program, enhancing international medical education ties.
🏥 MBBS/MD Program & Recognition.
Offers a 6‑year MD (MBBS): 5 years coursework + 1‑year internship, fully in English, with extra support via Yenepoya.
Recognized by NMC (India), WHO, ECFMG, FAIMER, WFME, and listed in WDOMS—graduates can pursue FMGE/NExT, USMLE, PLAB, etc.
đź’ˇ Campus & Infrastructure.
Urban campus in capital Bishkek, close to the airport, with modern classrooms, fully equipped labs, a central library, and anatomy museums.
Hostels: Spacious, gender-separated dorms (2–4 students/room) with Wi‑Fi, Indian mess, kitchens, common areas, CCTV, and 24/7 security.
Clinical Clinics: Affiliated hospitals in Bishkek provide clinical rotations from Year 3 onwards.
âś… Admission Eligibility & Process.
Eligibility: 10+2 with ≥ 50 % in PCB (40 % for reserved categories), NEET-UG qualified, and ≥ 17 years by Dec 31.
No IELTS/TOEFL/entrance exam required .
Admission Steps:
Submit scanned docs (marksheets, NEET, passport)
Get Admission + Invitation letters
Apply for student visa
Pay first-year fees & travel for September or February intake.
🌟 Why Choose KNU?.
Prestigious legacy as Kyrgyzstan’s oldest university.
Yenepoya partnership enhances academic standards and faculty access.
Affordable & transparent fee structure, with no hidden charges.
Fully English medical education—safe and supportive campus environment.
Global accreditation ensures FMGE/NExT, USMLE, PLAB eligibility.
Active Indian student community, cultural integration, and on-campus Indian food & support.