Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is located in the heart of the Eurasian continent. Its territory occupies 2,724,900 Sq kilometers. It is the CIS’ second and world’s ninth largest country. The Kazakhstan territory is larger than the twelve countries of the European Union! Kazakhstan borders with China, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Russia. The total length of the borderline is 12,187km.
 
Kazakhstan stretches for more than 3,000 km (covering two time zones) from the lower reaches of the Volga in the west to the foothills of the Altai Mountains in the east, and almost 2,000 km from the West Siberian Lowland in the north to the Kyzyl Kum desert in the south.
 
The remoteness of the country from the oceans and the vastness of its territory affect the climatic conditions of Kazakhstan. The climate is sharply continental with an average temperature between - 19…-4 degree in January and between +19…+26 degree in July. The temperature in winter can lower to - 45 degree while in summer rise up to +30 degree.

It is the most economically advanced of the ‘stans’, thanks to its abundant reserves of oil and most other valuable minerals. This means generally better standards of accommodation, restaurants and transport than elsewhere in Central Asia. The biggest city, Almaty, is almost reminiscent of Europe with its leafy avenues, chic cafes, glossy shopping centres and hedonistic nightlife. The capital Astana, on the windswept northern steppe, has been transformed into a 21st-century showpiece with a profusion of bold futuristic architecture. But it's beyond the cities that you'll find the greatest travel adventures, whether hiking in the high mountains and green valleys of the Tian Shan, searching for wildlife on the lake-dotted steppe, enjoying home-spun hospitality in village guesthouses, or jolting across the western deserts to remote underground mosques.

Though still an emerging destination for international study, Kazakhstan and its universities are fast claiming a place on the higher education map.

Here we take a look at the country’s progress in establishing itself as a regional study hub for Central Asia, and what prospective international students need to know about universities in Kazakhstan, local life and the application process.

The largest and wealthiest of the countries nicknamed the ‘Stans’, Kazakhstan has long been an ethnically diverse country; in the 2009 census, only 63% of residents were native Kazakhs. This international element is also a key characteristic of the country’s higher education sector, in which global collaborations and exchanges are occupying an increasingly prominent role, with universities in Kazakhstan keen to welcome international students and academics from across the world.

Advantages

  • The universities emphasize more on the practical knowledge.
  • The process of admission is quite simple.
  • University is recognized by WHO, NMC, GMC, IMED & USMLE.
  • Living expenses are affordable.
  • Universities use modern infrastructure & technology.

Documents required for Admission into MBBS/MD Programme in Kazakhstan

Documents Required at the Time of Applying to the Medical University/College

  1. Secondary School Certificate with subject’s details and with marks or grades (Class X Mark sheet).
  2. Higher Secondary School Certificate with subject’s details and with marks or grades (Class XII Mark sheet).

Documents Required at the Time of Applying for Study Visa of Kazakhstan

  1. Passport Photo: Size 2” x 2” (With White Background, 70% face coverage, Matte Paper)
  2. International Passport 
  3. NEET Score Card 2020 and Admit Card 2020
  4. PAN Card of Parents

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