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Officially authorized guidance

MBBS in Uzbekistan, with official university authorization.

Farishta Med Mentor guides students and parents across the globe

Tashkent Pharmaceutical Institute authorized
MAYO MD partner 
Written fees & refund terms

Two clear pathways

Guidance built around your next step

Pick the path that fits you.

For students & parents

Eligibility, facts, documents and costs — clear before you decide.

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For regional partners

A documented, authorized service relationship with training and support.

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Where we work

Families we support across South Asia

Rules differ by country. We explain yours before any payment.

India

NEET-UG compliant guidance, FMGE/NExT awareness and state-wise document support.

Nepal

Guidance on eligibility, equivalence and Nepal Medical Council licensing expectations.

Sri Lanka

Support with A/L science eligibility, translations and pre-departure documentation.

Bhutan

Assistance for scholarship and self-funded applicants, including travel routing.

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How the process works

Four documented stages, start to arrival

About 30–45 days when documents are complete. Every stage confirmed in writing.

  1. 1

    Counselling call

    An honest eligibility review with no pressure and no guarantees.

  2. 2

    Documentation

    A written checklist, verification and university application filing.

  3. 3

    Admission letter

    Typically issued within 7–15 working days of a complete file.

  4. 4

    Visa & arrival

    Visa processing in 2–4 weeks, then arrival and hostel support.

Study environment

English-medium medical education, verified facts only

Documented authorization and facilities only — no guaranteed-pass claims, no invented fees.

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Clarity before commitment.

NEET-UG is mandatory for Indian students and FMGE/NExT is required to practise in India. No cash payments. Written terms before admission.