Al-Falah University

The school-leaving certificate is what the 10+2 rule is checked against; the Study in India application asks you to upload your academic documents for verification.

AIU's equivalence enquiry list names the academic transcript for the last class passed and a transfer certificate or letter from the principal confirming the last examination passed.

The student-visa document list names a passport with 6-month validity, and the portal elsewhere asks for a passport valid for the course duration.

Passport size photographs are on the student-visa document list, together with a photocopy of the passport.

Applicants should possess proof of admission to a full-time regular academic course in a reputed/recognized educational institution in India and evidence of financial support; the document list names a bank statement. No amount is stated — the Indian mission sets it.

India and Uzbekistan are both contracting parties to the 1961 Apostille Convention (India in force 14-VII-2005, Uzbekistan 15-IV-2012), so an Uzbek education document is legalised with an apostille and not through an Indian consulate.

An IELTS or TOEFL report is one of the accepted ways to show English; the institute's own English aptitude test is the alternative, so the certificate is not required by everybody.

The national pages do not state a translation rule; AIU asks for the academic transcript and the transfer certificate, and an Uzbek document in Uzbek or Russian normally needs a certified English translation before an institute or AIU will read it. Confirm with the institute.

English is the medium of instruction in all the Study in India partner institutes.

Please take note that the minimum requirement for students to take up an undergraduate course is 10+2 years of schooling.

The Evaluation Division of AIU is vested with the power of according academic equivalence to the degrees obtained from the accredited foreign Boards/universities, and an Equivalence Certificate is issued for the students having completed their School Level Examinations from Foreign Boards.

To join the Study in India programme, you need to Register on the website and apply to the institutes of your choice and preference; you have to fill in a minimum of 3 institute preferences during choice filling.

It varies from institute to institute, but generally, scores of IELTS or TOEFL are considered; the portal adds that a student who scored the required marks in the institute's English aptitude test is also eligible. No national minimum score is published, so none is given here.

Proof of residential address is on the student-visa document list.

Student may apply for the same after receiving an admission offer letter from any of the Study in India partner institutes, and the visa document list names a formal admission letter and details of the university.

All foreign nationals entering India are required to possess a valid international travel document in the form of a national passport with a valid visa obtained from an Indian Mission or Post abroad.

People visiting India on Student Visa(S) valid for more than 180 days are required to get themselves registered with concerned FRRO, within 14 days of the first arrival, irrespective of the duration of the stay.

You will not receive medical insurance with an Indian student visa. However, some institutes do provide medical insurance to their international students. It is advised that each international student should get medical insurance.