Study MBBS in GeorgiaStudy MBBS in Georgia
Affordable, NMC-recognised medical universities, English-medium instruction from year one, and a welcoming environment for Indian MBBS students.
Overview
Why Georgia for MBBS?
Georgia has become a leading destination for Indian MBBS students, offering NMC-recognised universities with English-medium programmes at a fraction of private Indian medical college fees, and with no capitation charges.
The country is safe, has a well-established Indian student community, and Georgian universities consistently produce students who clear the FMGE/NExT screening exam required for practice in India.
- NEET score mandatory for Indian students
- NMC-recognised universities available
- Fully English-medium from year one
- No capitation or donation fees
Quick facts
Georgia at a glance
| Intake | September / October (main) |
| NEET required | Yes — mandatory for all Indian students |
| Duration | 6 years (including internship) |
| NMC recognition | Selected universities — we verify before shortlisting |
| Medium | English from year one |
Budget
Typical annual cost
| Item | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| Tuition (per year) | $5,000–$8,000 |
| Living (per year) | $3,500–$5,000 |
| Total (6 yrs approx.) | $50,000–$80,000 |
Where you could study
Top medical universities & highlights
- Tbilisi State Medical University
- David Tvildiani Medical University
- University of Georgia (School of Medicine)
- New Vision University
- Caucasus International University
Why students choose Georgia
Low tuition & living costsNMC-recognised optionsEnglish mediumLarge Indian communitySafe & welcoming
Good to know
Georgia MBBS FAQs
Is NEET compulsory for MBBS in Georgia?
Yes — a valid NEET-UG qualifying score is mandatory for all Indian students pursuing MBBS abroad, including in Georgia, if they intend to practise in India.
Are Georgian universities recognised by the NMC?
Selected universities are on the NMC-approved list. We verify the current recognition status before shortlisting any university, as the list is updated periodically.
Do I need to learn Georgian?
No — the programmes we shortlist are fully English-medium from year one. Basic Georgian helps in daily life but is not required for your studies.
What is the FMGE/NExT exam?
The Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE), soon to be replaced by NExT, is a mandatory licensing exam that graduates of foreign medical universities must clear to register for medical practice in India.
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