Asian Medical Institute, Kant

• World Health Organization (W.H.O): WHO-accredited, guaranteeing that international standards are achieved in medical education.
• Avicenna Directory: Included in the Avicenna Directory, which guarantees its well-established position in the international medical centers arena.
• Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER): Recognized by FAIMER for maintaining quality medical education.
• National Medical Commission (NMC): NMC-accredited, enabling graduates to practice and continue studying medicine in India.
• EdNet: Certified by EdNet, an autonomous organization setting baselines for standards and educational quality.
• AAOPO: AAOPO-accredited, a stand-alone accrediting agency known for assessing institutional performance and compliance.

Kant is a small but developing town situated close to the capital city of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, in the Chüy Valley. Famous for its industrially important and multicultural status, Kant provides a more relaxed and concentrated setting compared to the urban capital. The town blends traditional Kyrgyz living with contemporary development, with fundamental amenities, local markets, and cultural attractions for visitors and students. Being close to the capital city of Bishkek, it is within easy reach of a greater variety of educational, cultural, and recreational activities, making Kant an efficient and culturally diverse place for scholarly study.
Near Cities

1. Bishkek
2. Tokmok 
3. Cholpon-Ata 

Area

Kant is a town in northern Kyrgyzstan, Chüy Region, near the national capital city of Bishkek, and is renowned for its multiethnic population and growing industrial and educational significance. Kant has the Asian Medical Institute, which also boasts a state-of-the-art campus with modern academic facilities, labs, and student accommodations, as well as supporting facilities for the practice of medicine and training.

Population

Kant, a city in the Chüy Region of northern Kyrgyzstan, has a population of approximately 22,617 people according to the latest available data. The city is notable for its diverse ethnic composition and its role as an industrial and educational center near the capital, Bishkek. The Asian Medical Institute, located in Kant, has a modern campus that supports around 4,000 students, providing well-equipped facilities for comprehensive medical education and practical training.

Temperature

• Winter (December to February): Winter is chilly with mean temperatures ranging from -1°C to -4°C, with periodic snowfall.
• Spring (March to May): A gradual increase in temperature of 10°C to 20°C with mild and pleasant weather.
• Summer (June to August): Summer has warm temperatures, ranging from 22°C to 26°C, frequently with sunny days.
• Autumn (September to November): Autumn brings in cooler temperatures again, with temperatures dropping from a level of around 15°C in September to a level of around 5°C in November, a step towards winter.