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MBBS in Georgia
Georgia has emerged as a premium destination for Indian MBBS students thanks to its European-standard universities, WFME accreditation (making graduates ECFMG / USMLE eligible), Indian-friendly environment and safe cities.
Duration
6 Years
Total Fees
₹25–35 Lakh (Full Course)
Medium
English
Intake
September / February
Living Cost
₹12,000–15,000 / month
Climate
Mediterranean, mild winters
Why Georgia
Advantages of studying MBBS in Georgia
- European degree, valid in EU / USA / Canada
- WFME accredited universities (ECFMG eligible)
- USMLE / NExT oriented curriculum
- Safe country, low crime rate
- Two intakes per year (Sep / Feb)
Gallery
Explore Georgia
Admission Process
4 simple steps to Georgia
1
Free Counselling
Choose from NMC + WFME listed universities.
2
Application
Submit 10th, 12th, NEET, passport — get admission letter in 2–3 weeks.
3
Visa
Georgia D3 student visa via Delhi embassy.
4
Travel
Direct flights, GPC ground team on arrival.
Universities
Top universities in Georgia
4.7
Tbilisi State Medical University
Tbilisi · Est. 1918
₹6.5 L / yearDetails
4.4
New Vision University
Tbilisi · Est. 2013
₹5.5 L / yearDetails
4.3
European University
Tbilisi · Est. 2004
₹5.0 L / yearDetails
- Tbilisi State Medical University
- New Vision University
- European University
- David Tvildiani Medical University
- Caucasus International University
Eligibility
- Minimum 50% in PCB (40% for reserved categories) in Class 12
- NEET-UG qualified (mandatory since 2018)
- Age 17+ years as on 31st December of admission year
- Valid passport
Recognition
- National Medical Commission (NMC), India
- World Health Organisation (WHO)
- World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS)
- Globally recognised degree
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Is Georgia MBBS recognised by NMC?+
Yes, all recommended universities are NMC-approved.
Can I practise in USA / Europe?+
Yes. WFME-accredited Georgian degrees are ECFMG / USMLE eligible.
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