We think you should know exactly who we work with and how the relationships are structured — not just see a row of logos. Here’s the full picture.
In education counseling, a great deal is asked on trust. Families are told an institution is reputable, a degree is recognised, and a partnership is meaningful — usually without being shown any of it.
We’d rather show you. Below is exactly who we work with, what each organisation does, and how they connect to one another.
Four organisations are involved in this pathway. Here’s what each one does.
A government-recognised medical university in the Republic of Uzbekistan, with campuses in Bukhara and Samarkand. It has its own teaching hospital plus partnerships with multiple government hospitals, alongside modern laboratories, digital anatomy facilities, and research infrastructure.
Apollo MedSkills Ltd is a joint venture between the Apollo Group and the National Skill Development Corporation (Government of India), and among India’s largest healthcare skilling institutions, operating across 25 states. Through the ZAAP programme, Apollo provides trained teaching faculty, coaching for NExT, USMLE and UKMLA, and clinical observership opportunities.
Established in 2000 in Hyderabad, GVantage is a diversified group with verticals spanning training and certification, telecommunications, IT, and more. It serves as Zarmed University’s international representative, managing the pathway for students from India.
We work as an enrollment partner through GVantage. Our role is counseling: helping you understand whether this pathway suits you, explaining both programmes honestly, and supporting you through admission if you decide to proceed.
If your programs deliver genuine outcomes for students, we’d like to talk.