Kokand University, located in Andijan, Uzbekistan, has officially entered the Indian education space with a special launch event held in New Delhi. Backed by the GTTCI Trade Chamber, the initiative aims to create new global pathways for Indian students in the field of medical education.
In line with the vision of Uzbekistan’s President to position the country as a preferred destination for Indian medical aspirants, the university is developing a dedicated Indian Medical City in Andijan. Spanning 55 acres, the facility is tailored to meet the academic and cultural needs of Indian students, offering a fully NMC-compliant MBBS curriculum, taught by both Indian and international faculty.
The India launch showcased the university’s infrastructure, globally aligned programs, and robust student support ecosystem. Kokand University promises Indian students affordable medical education in a safe, culturally familiar environment with global standards.
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The initiative is being driven in collaboration with Dr. Rashmi Saluja, Chairperson of GTTCI, and supported by Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. Representing Dr. Ajay Swaroop at the event, Dr. Katoch emphasized, “This partnership marks a significant milestone in Indo-Uzbek academic cooperation, focused on quality education and improved healthcare outcomes.”
Admissions for the MBBS program are now open for Indian students looking for globally recognized, cost-effective medical education abroad.
