MBBS in Georgia for Indian students: universities, costs and FMGE

Quick answers

When are the intakes in Georgia?

Intakes: September, some March.

How much does it cost to study in Georgia?

Tuition: USD 5,000–8,000 a year.

Course for studying in Georgia?

Course: 6 years including internship; NExT/FMGE to practise in India.

Entry for studying in Georgia?

Entry: NEET-qualified; Plus Two PCB 50%.

Do I need to know the local language to study in Georgia?

Language: English-taught; Georgian basics for clinical years.

Which courses are in demand for Indian students in Georgia?

MD (MBBS equivalent) (6 years): The main programme; check NMC listing and FMGE pass record for each university.; Dentistry (DMD · 5 years): Lower fees than Indian private dental seats.; Pharmacy (BPharm): English-taught, EU-aligned curriculum.; Nursing (BSN): Route to European nursing registration.; Public Health (MPH): For doctors and nurses moving into management.; Pre-medical foundation (1 year): For students below the PCB threshold.

Which scholarships can Indian students apply for in Georgia?

Scholarships are rare for MBBS: The saving is the tuition itself, typically a third to a half of an Indian private seat. University merit rebates: Some institutions reduce fees for top NEET scores. Education loans: Indian banks lend against the admission letter; we prepare the file.

Which universities in Georgia do students ask Zolt Link about?

Tbilisi State Medical University, David Tvildiani Medical University, Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Caucasus International University, Georgian National University SEU, Akaki Tsereteli State University. These are examples students commonly ask about, not a partner list.

What does Zolt Link handle for a student going to Georgia?

NMC-compliance check for every seat, admission and visa, hostel with Indian food, and FMGE/NExT preparation from year one.