Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health (FMIPH)

• • Institution Type: Public (Government)
• • Established: Institutional roots from 1992; WDOMS lists the current FMIPH school record with instruction start in 2020 after predecessor forms
• • Course Duration: 6 years total for the current General Medicine Program listed in WDOMS
• • Medium: WDOMS lists Uzbek, Russian, and English for the General Medicine Program; Indian applicants usually target the English-supported track

• • 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognised board
• • Minimum PCB marks as per applicable category norms
• • NEET qualification in relevant admission year for Indian students
• • Minimum age 17 years by 31 December of admission year
• • Valid passport and required supporting documents
• • Current WDOMS General Medicine Program lists admission after secondary education and does not indicate an entrance exam

Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health (FMIPH) is a government medical institute in Fergana, Uzbekistan. The current WDOMS record shows predecessor names including Fergana State University Medical Center (1992-1998), Second Tashkent State Medical Institute (1998-2005), and Tashkent Medical Academy, Fergana Branch (2005-2020), with the present school record showing instruction start in 2020. WDOMS currently lists a 6-year General Medicine Program leading to Physician (General Medicine), with Uzbek, Russian, and English as languages of instruction, foreign students admitted, and no entrance exam indicated for that program. FMIPH's official site emphasizes modern campus infrastructure, simulation laboratory access, experienced faculty, student support services, and clinical exposure in a lower-cost city than Tashkent.

• • Government medical institute with a current WDOMS listing under FAIMER School ID F0006296.
• • Official fees page currently shows flat tuition of USD 3,500 for each of the six study years, which makes fee planning easier for families.
• • WDOMS lists a 6-year General Medicine Program with foreign-student admission and Uzbek, Russian, and English instruction.
• • Official site highlights modern campus facilities, simulation laboratory access, experienced faculty, and structured student support services.
• • Hostel and mess are shown as separate optional line items, giving families clearer visibility into fixed academic cost versus living cost.
• • Fergana is usually a calmer, lower-cost student city than the capital, which suits families focused on discipline and budget control.
• • Clinical exposure and public-health orientation make it attractive for students who want a government-institute profile.
• • Indian students can evaluate it as a public-budget option, but they should still verify the active program name, degree title, and current NMC pathway documents before paying.

• • School type in WDOMS: Government.
• • Main WDOMS address: 2A, Yangi Turon Street, Fergana, Uzbekistan.
• • WDOMS qualification title for the current track: Physician (General Medicine).
• • Current WDOMS General Medicine Program duration: 6 years.
• • Current WDOMS languages of instruction: Uzbek, Russian, English.
• • WDOMS states foreign students are admitted and no entrance exam is required for the current General Medicine Program.
• • WDOMS sponsor note reports accreditation for 5 years on 07 December 2023 by ECAQA, a WFME-recognized accrediting agency.
• • Official site highlights simulation laboratory, library, counseling, academic advising, career guidance, and clinical exposure.
• • Official fees page separates tuition, hostel, mess, and yearly medical/visa-related add-ons for clearer cost planning.

• • Completion of secondary education / 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognised board.
• • At least 50% PCB for General category; 40% for reserved categories as per applicable norms at admission time.
• • NEET qualification in relevant year for Indian students planning FMGE/NEXT route.
• • Minimum age 17 years on or before 31 December of admission year.
• • Basic English comprehension for the English-supported track; IELTS/TOEFL is typically not highlighted as mandatory.

The official fees page currently shows USD 3,500 tuition for Years 1-6, hostel USD 850/year optional, mess USD 1,200/year optional, and USD 50/year for medical check-up and health card from Year 2 onward, with visa extension, processing, and other charges extra. Website tables can change, so families should still confirm the latest official invoice and offer letter before payment.

FMIPH's official fee page separates hostel and mess rather than rolling them into tuition. Hostel is currently listed at USD 850/year and mess at USD 1,200/year as optional costs; Year 2 onward also shows USD 50/year for medical check-up and health card, plus visa extension costs. This makes FMIPH easier to budget on a year-wise basis than universities that advertise only tuition. Because Fergana is usually lower-cost than Tashkent, many families view daily living as manageable, but actual spending still depends on room type, food choice, and personal transport routine.

The official site presents FMIPH as a modern campus with simulation-based learning, library resources, faculty mentoring, academic advising, counseling, and career guidance. For Indian students, day-to-day life is typically built around lectures, practical sessions, self-study, hostel or rented accommodation, and gradual adjustment to local clinical communication. Fergana's quieter environment can suit focused students, but families should still verify hostel allocation, campus commute, and language support before arrival.

1. 1. Start with profile screening using NEET status, 10+2 PCB marks, age, passport readiness, and total 6-year budget.
2. 2. Verify the current active FMIPH program, degree title, and WDOMS entry before application so the offer letter matches your long-term licensing plan.
3. 3. Prepare academic documents, passport, photographs, and supporting certificates for application submission.
4. 4. Review the admission/offer letter together with the current tuition-hostel-mess breakup rather than deciding only on headline tuition.
5. 5. Confirm the seat and keep payment receipts and university-issued financial documents in order.
6. 6. Complete invitation, visa, medical, and travel preparation for reporting to Fergana.
7. 7. Finish on-arrival registration, hostel settlement, and first-semester onboarding after reaching Uzbekistan.