Indian Embassy Issues Guidelines For Indian Students Exploring Medical Studies in Tajikistan

The Embassy of India in Dushanbe has issued a comprehensive advisory for Indian students considering MBBS in Tajikistan. This general advisory aims to provide clarity on the intricacies of pursuing medical education in the country and the subsequent steps for those aspiring to practice in India.

To address the common queries from prospective students and their parents, the advisory begins with a detailed Q&A section. It covers essential aspects such as the availability of English medium programs, duration, fee structure, internship requirements, and licensure in Tajikistan.

The key point highlighted is the importance of directly verifying information about universities and programs. While a list of universities offering undergraduate medicine programs is provided, it is emphasized that this list is not exhaustive and does not imply any endorsement by the Embassy or the National Medical Commission.

Key Takeaways

• The advisory unequivocally states that mandatory requirements of clearing the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) for Indian students seeking admission to an undergraduate medical program and subsequently intending to appear for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination.
• The advisory unequivocally states that mandatory requirements of clearing the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) for Indian students seeking admission to an undergraduate medical program and subsequently intending to appear for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination.
• The FMGE screening test is mandatory for Indian citizens and overseas citizens so that they can practice medicine in India.
• Students need to have proper documentation, including apostilling certificates and mark sheets. It also emphasizes the importance of visa formalities and encourages students to register with the Indian Embassy in Dushanbe upon arrival.
• Moreover, general advice on local conditions, including safety, weather, and interactions with educational consultants, is offered to help students navigate their stay in Tajikistan.
• To provide further clarity on the regulatory framework, the advisory directs students to refer to the National Medical Commission (Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate) Regulations, 2021.

This advisory serves as a valuable resource for Indian students contemplating medical studies in Tajikistan. Addressing common concerns and providing essential information empowers students to make informed decisions about their academic journey.