About the University
Founded in 1997, Astana Medical University (AMU) is a premier medical institution in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan’s modern capital. Recognized by WHO, NMC (India), UNESCO, and the Ministry of Education and Science of Kazakhstan, AMU offers a globally accredited MBBS program taught in English. With over 10,000 students, including a significant international community, AMU is committed to holistic medical education and cutting-edge research.
Academic Programs
AMU provides a 6-year MBBS program in English, alongside degrees in nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, and public health. The curriculum emphasizes practical training in advanced simulation labs and affiliated hospitals, preparing students for global medical careers. No entrance exam is required, though Indian students must qualify for NEET. AMU’s programs align with international standards, ensuring high-quality education.
Campus & Facilities
Located in Nur-Sultan, AMU’s campus boasts modern infrastructure, including a comprehensive library, high-tech labs, and clinical training centers. Fully furnished hostels offer Wi-Fi, laundry, and Indian mess facilities, catering to international students. The university’s urban setting provides access to cultural landmarks, dining, and recreational activities, enhancing the student experience.
Financial Details
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fees (MBBS) | $5,500/year |
| Hostel Fees | $1,000/year |
| Food Expenses (Indian Mess) | $1,200/year |
| Application/Processing Fee | $1,150 (one-time) |
| IMC Service Fee | ₹1,25,000/- + Visa & Tickets Extra |
Rankings & Accreditation
AMU is ranked ~4870 globally (4ICU) and 213th in QS World University Rankings, with a national ranking of 14. Accredited by WHO, NMC, and UNESCO, its MBBS degree is recognized worldwide, allowing graduates to practice in India after passing the FMGE. AMU’s commitment to quality has earned it a strong reputation in medical education.
Student Life
AMU’s vibrant campus hosts over 10,000 students, including many from India and other countries. Cultural festivals, sports events, and student organizations create a lively community. The Indian mess serves familiar cuisine, while Nur-Sultan’s modern amenities—malls, restaurants, and parks—offer a balanced lifestyle. AMU provides visa support and career guidance for international students.