List of universities in Kyrgyzstan

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This is a list of universities in Kyrgyzstan , ordered alphabetically by location.

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Chüy Region

Al-Tamimi Bachelor Clinical University

Kyrgyz State University of Arabaev (KSUA) Kyrgyz State University of Arabaev.jpg
Kyrgyz State University of Arabaev (KSUA)
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University of Central Asia (UCA)

. Bishkek International Medical Institute

Academy of Sports institute (KIPEs)

Issyk-Kul

Jalal-Abad

Naryn

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Naryn State University (NSU)

Osh

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