About the Country
- Turkestan is a historic city in southern Kazakhstan, located in the Turkistan Region, near the Syr Darya River. It is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia, known as a spiritual and cultural center of the Turkic world.
- The city is famous for the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi, a revered Sufi scholar.
- Considered the spiritual capital of Kazakhstan, it attracts thousands of pilgrims and tourists every year.
- The city is developing as an emerging center for education, with institutions like Ahmet Yesevi University offering programs for international students.
- Turkestan is undergoing major urban and tourism development, making it a modern city while preserving its heritage.
- With its historical architecture, vibrant bazaars, and cultural festivals, Turkestan is a growing tourist and educational hub in Kazakhstan.
List Of Universities
- Ahmet Yesevi International Kazakh - Turkish University – Turkestan
- International University of Tourism and Hospitality – Turkestan
- Turkestan Kazakh‑Uzbek College – Turkestan
Advantages
- Access to globally ranked universities with cutting-edge infrastructure, research facilities, and practical learning methods.
- International degrees are highly valued by employers in India and abroad, opening doors to better job roles and salaries.
- Countries like Canada, UK, Australia, Germany, etc., offer stay-back visas to gain global work experience after graduation.
- Living independently improves confidence, communication, adaptability, and problem-solving abilities. Students experience diverse cultures and build international friendships, enhancing their global mindset and social skills.
- Choose from a variety of modern, industry-relevant programs not easily available in India — like AI, Aerospace, Forensics, etc. Although initial costs may be higher, international degrees often lead to faster career growth and higher earnings.
- Many universities abroad have merit-based admissions and may not require tough entrance exams like NEET or JEE (depending on the program). Students build global connections with peers, professors, and professionals — helpful for future career or business ventures.
