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European University

Tbilisi, Georgia

European University is a private higher education institution in Tbilisi, Georgia, offering an English-medium MBBS (locally titled MD) program that draws a significant international student base, including a large Indian cohort. It is known for owning its own teaching hospitals and maintaining an affordable fee structure relative to Western medical schools.

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Admission Test

No entrance exam (NEET-based)

Cost / Year

Approximately USD 5,000–5,900 (figures vary by source and intake year; confirm current figure with the university)

Duration

6 years (5 years academic + 1 year clinical internship)

Language

English (Georgian-medium also available for local students)

The Programme

Program Description

Degree: MD (Doctor of Medicine) — equivalent to MBBS for Indian NMC purposes

What Makes This Campus Distinctive

Smart classrooms with digital/projector-based teaching
Simulation labs for clinical skills training
Digital library
Sports and cultural clubs (sports, hiking, chess, dance, photography, English-speaking club)
Student dormitory (up to 500-student capacity)
On-campus TOEFL iBT exam center
The Case For EU Georgia

Why Students Choose EU Georgia

  • English-medium MBBS/MD program, no need for IELTS/TOEFL
  • University owns two teaching hospitals for hands-on clinical exposure
  • Affordable tuition compared to private medical colleges in India or Western Europe
  • Recognized by NMC (India) and WHO, listed in WDOMS
  • Located in Tbilisi, widely considered one of the safer capital cities for international students
  • Established Indian student community with Indian mess facilities in hostels
  • Modern infrastructure: smart classrooms, simulation labs, digital library
Getting In

Admission Procedure

No entrance exam (NEET-based)

  1. 1Fill out the online application form with personal and academic details
  2. 2Submit scanned copies of required documents
  3. 3Attend a video/Skype interview or document verification call
  4. 4Receive an offer/invitation letter from the university on approval
  5. 5Pay the first-year tuition fee as per instructions
  6. 6Apply for a Georgian student visa with the offer letter and fee receipt
  7. 7Obtain NMC Eligibility Certificate (mandatory for Indian students)
  8. 8Travel to Tbilisi and complete on-campus registration
Institution

University Overview

Founded in 2012, European University positions itself as one of the newer private universities in Georgia built specifically around European educational values and standards. Its Faculty of Medicine was developed to align with international curricular benchmarks, and the university has since expanded to own two dedicated teaching hospitals (Jo Ann University Hospital and St. Michael's University Hospital) and built clinical affiliations across Tbilisi.

Established: 2012 · Type: Private

Recognition & Accreditation

N M C W H O W F M E F A I M E R W D O M S E C F M GNote
Where You'll Live

The City of Tbilisi at a Glance

Estimated at USD 300–600 per month for accommodation, food, transport, and utilities, though some sources cite a wider range (USD 200–900/month) depending on lifestyle and accommodation type.

Tbilisi has a humid subtropical climate with continental influences — pleasant, warm summers and moderately cold winters, generally considered manageable for international students.

Settling In

Things to Know About Tbilisi

Tbilisi and Georgia more broadly are frequently cited by international-education sources as among the safer destinations in the region for international students, including female students. Tbilisi has a humid subtropical climate with continental influences — pleasant, warm summers and moderately cold winters, generally considered manageable for international students.

Estimated at USD 300–600 per month for accommodation, food, transport, and utilities, though some sources cite a wider range (USD 200–900/month) depending on lifestyle and accommodation type.

European University has an established Indian student presence, with Indian mess facilities in hostels and a growing local support network; Indian students are described as forming one of the largest international cohorts on campus.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is listed among NMC-approved foreign medical institutions, allowing graduates to appear for the FMGE/NExT screening exam to practice in India. Students should verify current status on the official NMC website before applying.
The program is 6 years long, including 5 years of academic study and 1 year of clinical internship.
Yes, Indian students must have a qualifying NEET-UG score to be eligible for admission, in line with NMC regulations.
No, the university does not require IELTS or TOEFL scores for MBBS/MD admission since the program is taught in English.
English, for the international MD program. Georgian-medium instruction is also available for local students.
Third-party sources cite approximately USD 5,000–5,900 per year; this should be confirmed directly with the university admissions office as figures vary by intake year.
Yes, European University owns Jo Ann University Hospital and St. Michael's University Hospital, both used for clinical training.
Yes, the university has a dormitory that can house up to 500 students, along with private apartment options nearby.
Yes, an Indian mess facility is available offering vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals.
Estimated between USD 300–600 per month for accommodation, food, transport, and utilities, though this can vary with lifestyle.
Yes, Georgia and Tbilisi specifically are commonly cited as safe destinations for international students.
Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, NEET scorecard, valid passport, passport photos, NMC eligibility certificate, and a medical fitness certificate.
Several third-party sources mention ECFMG/USMLE pathway eligibility; students planning to pursue USMLE should independently verify current ECFMG eligibility status for this university.
One third-party source cites approximately 35–36% for a recent cycle; prospective students should treat this as indicative and seek updated figures.
Some third-party sources mention merit-based academic scholarships (ranging roughly 250–300 GEL per semester), though this is not confirmed on the official university site and should be verified directly.

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