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MBBS in Georgia
Explore English-medium MD programmes in Georgia and get help choosing a university that suits your profile and budget.
Programme
Medical Doctor (MD), equivalent to MBBS
Typical duration
Around 6 years
Medium
English-medium programmes widely offered
Example cities
Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi
Education system
Part of the European Bologna process
Overview
Georgia has state and private universities offering six-year, English-medium MD programmes, mainly in Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi. Its higher education system is part of the European Bologna process.
Universities differ in how they organise clinical training and internships, and in their fees and student services. If you plan to practise in India, we help you check that the programme you choose meets the current NMC structure.
The details above describe typical programmes and are for general guidance. Confirm the duration, medium and fees for a specific university with our team before applying.
What to check
01
NMC requires a 12-month internship at the same institution. Check how each university arranges this.
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Ask which hospitals are used for clinical teaching and how much patient exposure students get.
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Georgian is the local language, so learning the basics helps with patient interaction and daily life.
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Georgia has both state and private universities. Compare their programmes, fees and facilities carefully.
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Tuition, accommodation and living costs vary by university and city. We share current figures for your shortlist.
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Consider climate, food, safety and travel when choosing between Tbilisi, Batumi and other cities.
Eligibility
Documents
Admission process
1
Discuss your profile, budget and preferred cities.
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Compare universities against NMC requirements.
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Submit your application and complete any test or interview.
4
Receive the university’s decision and next steps.
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Guidance on the visa documents and final formalities.
FAQs
The MD awarded in Georgia is the country’s primary medical degree. Whether it allows you to practise in India depends on meeting NMC regulations and clearing the licensing examination prescribed in India.
Many Georgian universities offer English-medium MD programmes. We confirm the medium of instruction for each university you consider.
Yes, if you want to practise in India after graduating. NMC regulations require Indian students to qualify NEET-UG before taking admission abroad.
Costs vary by university, city and academic year. Contact us for current tuition, accommodation and living cost estimates.
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Free counselling
Speak with our admission team about your NEET score, preferred destination and budget, and get clear guidance on the next steps.