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University of Georgia

Tbilisi, Georgia

The University of Georgia (UoG) is one of Georgia's largest and most reputed private universities, established in 2004 and located in Tbilisi. The university's School of Health Sciences offers a 6-year single-cycle MD (Medical Doctor) program in English that attracts thousands of international students, particularly from India. It is recognized by the NMC (India) and WHO, with ECFMG accreditation.

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Admission Test

No entrance exam (NEET-based)

Cost / Year

Approximately USD 6,500 per year (some sources cite USD 6,000–6,500; confirm with official source)

Duration

6 years (single-cycle program with integrated clinical and theoretical components)

Language

English

The Programme

Program Description

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

Structured over 12 semesters with progressive clinical exposure from Year 3 onwards; includes theoretical subjects (Anatomy, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Pathology) and clinical subjects (Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, etc.)

What Makes This Campus Distinctive

Modern classroom infrastructure with digital teaching aids
Simulator hospital — multi-profile simulation laboratory (cited as one of Georgia's best)
Well-equipped laboratory facilities for practical training
Digital library with online access to medical journals and resources
Sports and recreational facilities
Student common rooms and dining areas
Campus security and medical support
The Case For UoG Georgia

Why Students Choose UoG Georgia

  • Established private university with 20+ years of MBBS delivery experience
  • NMC and WHO recognized; ECFMGE accredited for USMLE pathway
  • English-medium program; no IELTS/TOEFL required
  • Modern simulator laboratory cited as one of Georgia's best
  • Bologna Process member; recognized across Europe and USA
  • Affordable fees relative to Western medical schools
  • Dedicated hostel facilities with Indian vegetarian/non-vegetarian meals
  • Established Indian student community support
Getting In

Admission Procedure

No entrance exam (NEET-based)

  1. 1Visit the University of Georgia website and access the MBBS application form
  2. 2Complete the online application form with personal, academic, and medical details
  3. 3Submit scanned copies of required documents via the portal or email
  4. 4University verifies documents and issues a confirmation letter within 7–10 days
  5. 5Receive official offer/invitation letter from the university
  6. 6Pay the first-year tuition fee as per instructions
  7. 7Apply for NMC Eligibility Certificate (mandatory for Indian students)
  8. 8Apply for Georgian student visa with the invitation letter and fee payment receipt
  9. 9Obtain accreditation letter from Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia
  10. 10Travel to Tbilisi and complete on-campus registration
Institution

University Overview

Founded in 2004, the University of Georgia emerged as a response to the need for quality, internationally accredited higher education in Georgia. It is a member of the Bologna Process and holds accreditation from multiple countries and international organizations, including recognition from Iran, Turkey, and the Medical Council of India. Over the past two decades, it has established itself as a major provider of medical education for international students.

Established: 2004 · Type: Private

Recognition & Accreditation

N M C W H O E C F M GBologna Process W F M EENIC-NARICNote
Where You'll Live

The City of Tbilisi at a Glance

Estimated at USD 300–600 per month for accommodation, food, local transport, and utilities. This varies by lifestyle and housing choice (shared hostel is more economical than private apartment rental).

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

Settling In

Things to Know About Tbilisi

Georgia and Tbilisi are widely cited in international-education literature as safe destinations for international students, with low crime rates and welcoming local culture. Tbilisi has a humid subtropical climate with continental influences — warm, pleasant summers and moderately cold winters, generally considered manageable and comfortable for international students.

Estimated at USD 300–600 per month for accommodation, food, local transport, and utilities. This varies by lifestyle and housing choice (shared hostel is more economical than private apartment rental).

The university has an established and growing Indian student cohort with dedicated hostel facilities, Indian meal services in the mess, and a supportive community. The university actively counsels Indian students on NMC regulations and FMGE/NExT preparation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is officially recognized by the National Medical Commission (India) and listed on WDOMS, allowing graduates to appear for FMGE/NExT. Verify current status on nmc.org.in before applying.
The program is 6 years long, organized as a single-cycle curriculum with integrated theoretical and clinical components over 12 semesters.
Yes, a qualifying NEET-UG score is mandatory for Indian students per NMC regulations.
No, the program is entirely in English and no language proficiency test is required for admission.
Approximately USD 6,500 per year, though this should be confirmed with the official university fee brochure (available at uog.ge).
Yes, the university maintains separate hostels for boys and girls with furnished rooms, Wi-Fi, 24/7 security, and Indian meal services.
Yes, three-time vegetarian and non-vegetarian Indian meals are provided daily in the hostel mess.
Clinical rotations begin in the 3rd year (5th semester) and continue through the 6th year with progressive exposure across multiple specialties.
Yes, the university is ECFMG accredited, allowing graduates to pursue the USMLE pathway for medical practice in the USA.
Estimated between USD 300–600 per month for accommodation, food, transport, and utilities, depending on lifestyle choices.
Yes, Georgia and Tbilisi are widely considered safe destinations with low crime rates and a welcoming culture for international students.
Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, NEET scorecard, valid passport, medical fitness certificate, NMC Eligibility Certificate, and character certificate.
Typically 7–10 days for university verification, followed by accreditation letter from the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia (within a month).
The university provides an invitation letter; students must apply for a Georgian student visa at the Georgian Embassy with this letter and fee payment proof.
Hostels are gender-segregated, managed strictly but supportively. Furnished rooms include beds, study tables, and wardrobes; common areas support social activities and celebrations.

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