Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University (KRSU), located in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, was established in 1992 and officially began operations in 1993 as a Kyrgyz-Russian partnership. It is named in honor of Boris Yeltsin and operates through a public–private cooperation model. KRSU offers a broad range of academic programs, including Law, Economics, Humanities, International Relations, Natural Sciences, Engineering, Architecture, and a Medical Faculty.
The Medical Faculty, founded in 1994, provides training in General Medicine, Pediatrics, and Dentistry. It follows Russian and Kyrgyz State Educational Standards, awarding graduates dual diplomas recognized in both countries. The university emphasizes early clinical training and maintains strong links with medical institutions in Russia and beyond. KRSU has graduated thousands of doctors, many of whom practice internationally.
- Minimum 17 years old by 31 December of the admission year
- Completion of 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English, scoring at least 50% in PCB
- NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian applicants
- Required documents include: Passport, academic transcripts, NEET scorecard (for Indian students), medical fitness certificate (including HIV test), passport-size photos
- Hostels: Shared dormitories for male and female students with furnished rooms, Wi‑Fi, kitchens, laundry, and 24/7 security
- Indian-friendly environment: Over 1,700 international students in the Medical Faculty; Indian students form cultural groups and celebrate festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Independence Day
- Academics & Training: Clinical rotations begin early—students attend hospitals in Bishkek and Russia; rich library and lab resources; emphasis on bilingual education (Russian/Kyrgyz)
- Clinical diplomas: Graduates receive dual diplomas (Kyrgyz and Russian), facilitating postgraduate training or work in both countries
- Support & Community: Student societies, cultural activities, sports teams, counseling and career services, and expert faculty from Russia and Kyrgyzstan