MBBS in India (Management Quota) vs MBBS in Uzbekistan
India (Management Quota):
Cost: ₹50–₹80 lakhs with high donation/capitation.
Admission: Highly competitive, uncertain without top NEET scores.
Infrastructure: Varies widely, some colleges lack modern facilities.
Exposure: Limited to domestic practices and hospital systems.
Language: English, with regional languages used practically.
Recognition: Recognized in India, limited global outreach.
Living Cost: High in metro cities, moderate elsewhere.
Environment: Culturally familiar, but fewer international perspectives.
Uzbekistan (MBBS Abroad):
Cost: ₹15–₹20 lakhs total, no donation required.
Admission: Simple, NEET-qualified students get direct entry.
Infrastructure: Modern campuses with advanced labs and equipment.
Exposure: International learning, culturally diverse peers.
Language: Fully English-medium courses with support systems.
Recognition: Approved by WHO, NMC, ECFMG, and FAIMER.
Living Cost: Affordable housing, food, and transport.
Environment: Globally enriching, safe student-friendly
