North Caucasian State Medical University

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North Caucasian State Medical University—often referred to as the North Caucasian State Academy (NCSA) or Medical Institute—is a prominent government institution located in Cherkessk (with some academic ties to Stavropol), Russia. Established in 1936, it has become a popular choice for international students due to its balance of quality education and some of the lowest tuition fees in Russia.

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Eligibility

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Programs & Highlights

Programs

MBBS Program (General Medicine)
Duration: 6 years, including a mandatory one-year clinical internship.
Medium of Instruction: The program is taught entirely in English for international students.
Clinical Training: Students gain hands-on experience through the academy's 27 clinical departments and multiple affiliated hospitals starting from their second year.

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Student Body

Over 5,500 students are enrolled across 55 departments, including more than 2,000 international students.

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Recognition

Recognition: Fully recognized by the World Health Organisation(WHO) and the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India.

Ranking

Ranked 64th among universities in Russia and roughly 3,471st globally as of 2025.