MBBS Student Hostels
& Accommodation
Explore the hostel room options, safety guidelines, and Indian dining mess services provided on campus for international medical students in Uzbekistan.
Pillars of Hostel Infrastructure
Clean, warm, and highly secure student hostels designed to help foreign students study comfortably.
Room Configurations
Rooms are shared among 2, 3, or 4 students. Every room is furnished with individual beds, wardrobes, study desks, and study chairs.
24/7 Security & Wardens
Hostels feature round-the-clock CCTV security, electronic access gates, and dedicated warden teams. Separate buildings or floors are allocated for girls.
Indian Mess & Food
On-campus Indian mess halls serve North and South Indian menus (both vegetarian and non-vegetarian) prepared by Indian chefs.
High-Speed Internet
Student hostels are equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi internet networks, ensuring students can attend online coaching, research, and call families.
Laundry & Heating
Common washing machines and laundry rooms are available. All government university hostels feature active central heating systems during winter.
Recreation & Studies
Hostels feature common study halls for silent learning, recreation lounges with televisions, and indoor games facilities.
On-Campus Indian Food Mess
Adapting to a new country's food can be a challenge. To ensure students stay healthy and focused, partnered government university hostels feature dedicated Indian mess halls.
The meal plans are structured carefully and managed by Indian chefs:
- Three Meals a Day: Serves nutritious breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus afternoon tea and snacks.
- North & South Indian Options: Includes daily rotations of dal, chawal, roti, seasonal sabzi, paneer, and rice varieties. Non-vegetarian options (chicken, egg) are served 2-3 times a week.
- Festival Celebrations: Special sweet dishes and festive meals are prepared on Diwali, Eid, Pongal, and Holi.
- Self-Cooking Kitchens: Every hostel block features common student kitchens equipped with gas stoves and utility tables, allowing students to cook personal meals when desired.
Frequently Asked Questions on Hostels
Is it compulsory to stay in the university hostel?
Yes. For security and registration compliance, all government universities in Uzbekistan require international students to reside in university-managed hostels for the first academic year. From Year 2 onwards, students can rent apartments in the city with parents' permission.
Are boys and girls housed in the same hostel?
No. Boys and girls are housed in completely separate hostel buildings, or in separate secure wings of the hostel. Girls' wings feature restricted access cards and are managed by female wardens.
What is the curfew time at the student hostels?
For safety, CURFEW is strictly enforced. Curfew timing is usually 8:00 PM or 9:00 PM. Biometric check-in systems record student entry and exit logs, and alerts are sent to on-ground coordinators if curfew rules are violated.
Are laundry facilities available in the hostels?
Yes. Hostels feature common laundry rooms with fully automatic washing machines. Ironing tables and clothes-drying racks are also provided for student convenience.
Reserve Your Hostel Room Early
Hostel rooms are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis during university registration. Reserve your room configuration and lock in Indian mess choices early.