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The two intakes that matter, how early you should start, and the month-by-month sequence from application to boarding the flight.
Almost every problem in an MBBS-abroad admission is a timing problem. The universities have fixed intakes, the visa has a fixed processing time, and the two do not wait for each other. Working backwards from the intake is how you avoid losing a year.
Universities in Uzbekistan, Russia and Armenia run a February and a September intake. September is the larger one and fills earliest; February suits students who missed September or whose NEET result timing made September tight.
For a September start: counselling and document check in May, application and admission letter in June, invitation and visa in July, forex and tickets in August, travel late August or early September. Each step depends on the one before it, which is why a two-week delay early on can cost the whole intake.
The single best thing you can do is get your passport made now, before anything else. A missing passport is the most common reason a family misses an intake, and it is entirely avoidable. After that, a free eligibility check tells you which intake is realistic for your NEET year — and if September is genuinely too tight, we will say so rather than take your money and hope.
Marsevo Global Private Limited is the officially authorised representative of Angren University — Faculty of Medicine, Uzbekistan. That means your MBBS admission is processed directly with the university — no third-party agents, no hidden charges, and a signed agreement you can verify.
Talk to a Marsevo Global counsellor in Hindi, English or Telugu. We are the official representative of Angren University, Uzbekistan — direct admission, transparent fees, complete visa support.
