Tashkent Medical Academy

TMA features a sprawling urban campus with state-of-the-art facilities integrated into the capital's medical infrastructure.

• Academic Blocks: Modern G+4 buildings housing over 50 departments, including advanced lecture theatres with digital audio-visual systems.

• Center of Biomedical Technologies: A specialized research wing focused on molecular genetics, immunology, and cellular technology.

• Central Library: One of the largest in Central Asia, providing access to over 10,000+ physical volumes and a vast 24/7 digital repository.

• Simulation Center: Features high-fidelity manikins and VR-based surgical simulators for students to practice clinical skills before hospital rotations.

• Anatomy Museum: An extensive collection of plastinated specimens and detailed 3D models for morphological studies.

• Sports Complex: Includes a stadium, indoor gymnasium, and courts for volleyball, basketball, and tennis.

The academy is affiliated with the most prestigious healthcare institutions in Uzbekistan, providing unmatched clinical exposure.

• Interconnected Clinics: Students rotate through the 3 main TMA clinics (Tertiary care centers) located on or near the campus.

• Specialized Research Centers: Rotations at the Republican Research Center of Emergency Medical Care and other specialized institutes (Cardiology, Oncology, Pediatrics).

• Bed Capacity: Over 3,000+ beds available across various teaching hospitals, ensuring a high patient-to-student ratio.

• Clinical Training: Hands-on training begins from the 3rd year, focusing on diagnostics, emergency medicine, and surgical assistance.

The following is the estimated fee structure. 

• One-time Expenses (1st Year): Approx. $1,500 - $2,000 for registration, visa invitation, document translation, medical insurance, and airport pickup.

• Mess Charges: Approx. $1,200 per year (₹1,00,000 approx.) for Indian food.

• Living Cost: Monthly expenses (transport, mobile, laundry) are approx. $150 - $200.

Scholarships

• Government Support: As a public university, tuition is heavily subsidized compared to private institutions in India or Europe.

• Merit-Based Incentives: While direct full-tuition scholarships for international students are limited, TMA often provides fee concessions or research grants for high-performing students.

• Internship Stipend: During the 6th-year internship in Uzbekistan hospitals, some clinical departments may offer minor stipends based on performance and local labor laws.

• Tashkent Vibe: A clean, modern capital city featuring a blend of Soviet architecture and futuristic skyscrapers. It is the economic and cultural heart of Uzbekistan.

• Connectivity:

  • Air: Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport (TAS) is just 15 km from the campus with direct 3-hour flights from Delhi (Indigo, Uzbekistan Airways).

  • Metro: The world-famous Tashkent Metro has stations near the campus, providing cheap and fast transit.

• Accommodation: 5 dedicated student dormitories with 24/7 security, turnstile access, and wardens. Rooms are typically 2-3 sharing with central heating.

• Indian Mess: A specialized kitchen serving both Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian North/South Indian meals three times a day.

• Community: Over 800+ Indian students study on campus; major festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Eid are celebrated with university support.

• Safety: Tashkent is consistently ranked as one of the safest cities in Central Asia for international students.