In a landmark India-Uzbekistan academic collaboration, GSL Medical Institutions (India) has partnered with Impuls Medical Institute, Uzbekistan to launch the first-ever MBBS program fully aligned with National Medical Commission (NMC) norms. This initiative provides Indian students with a globally recognized medical education pathway while ensuring compliance with FMGL Regulations, 2021.
First Indo-Uzbek MBBS Program
The program offers 54 months of academic study followed by 12 months of paid clinical internship, fully adhering to NMC guidelines. Students will receive:
- English-medium instruction and NMC syllabus coverage
- Cadaveric dissections and hands-on training
- Dual clinical exposure across 43 affiliated hospitals
- Integrated training for Indian (FMGE/NExT) and international licensing exams (USMLE, UKMLA, MRCP, MRCS)
- Guidance from Indian and global faculty
This ensures that graduates are eligible to practice medicine in India, USA, UK, and other international destinations.
Faculty and Infrastructure
Dr. Bakhtinur Oybutaevich Khudanov, President of Impuls Medical Institute, said:
“Our ECTS- and CBME-based curriculum, jointly reviewed by Indian and Uzbek experts, ensures students gain training that meets both Indian NMC and USMLE standards. Hostel facilities and Indian meals are provided to create a supportive environment for Indian students.”
Dr. Tarun Gogineni, Director of GSL Institutions and Hospitals, emphasized:
“Indian students must choose foreign institutions compliant with FMGL Regulations to avoid jeopardizing future registration in India. This partnership with Impuls Medical Institute ensures a safe, compliant, and globally recognized medical education.”
Key attendees at the launch included Rector Dr. Orifjon Kholmirzaev, Director Dr. Alisher Khamdamov, and Mr. Sri Rohit, International Outreach Head of NEO and GSL.
Advantages of the Partnership
- NMC-Compliant Curriculum: Aligns with Indian FMGL regulations and international medical standards
- Global Licensing Opportunities: USMLE, UKMLA, MRCP, MRCS preparation
- Indian-Friendly Environment: Hostels, Indian meals, and dedicated support
- Postgraduate Pathways: Students can pursue further studies in India, USA, and UK
- Enhanced Indo-Uzbek Educational Cooperation: Promotes cross-border academic collaboration
This collaboration marks a significant milestone in medical education, ensuring that Indian students pursuing MBBS abroad have a compliant, high-quality, and internationally recognized program.
