India warns students in Uzbekistan to verify university credentials before enrolling for medical degrees

Published on 24 April 2026

Embassy flags possible licensure rule breaches and fake admissions

India’s embassy in Tashkent has issued an advisory to Indian students studying medicine in Uzbekistan, asking them to verify their university credentials before enrolling or continuing courses. The move follows complaints about potential breaches related to Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate rules. The embassy also cautions against admissions beyond university capacity and warns to scrutinize education consultants.

Indian embassy urges medical students to verify Uzbek university credentials
Advisory follows complaints about possible Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate breaches
Degrees must be valid for medical practice in India
Embassy warns against capacity overflow and misleading education consultants

#medical education #foreign medical graduate #student advisory #uzbekistan #india

Read the full story at The Economic Times

This summarization was done by Beige for a story published on The Economic Times

India warns students in Uzbekistan to verify university credentials before enrolling for medical degrees

The full experience is on mobile.