Universities in Georgia

Universities in Georgia

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Final fee comparison

Compare Georgia Universities

A clean side-by-side view of yearly tuition, living costs and one-time charges for the selected universities.

TSMU

Tbilisi State Medical University

Fee Structure

Tuition Fee (Yearly)

$8,000

Living Expense (Monthly)

Food + accommodation

$300 - $350

Estimated Living (Yearly)

$3,600 - $4,200

One-Time Charges

Admission Fee

$150

Visa Assistance

$500

Consultancy Fee

$1,000

Documentation Charges

$500

Post-Arrival Services

TRC, bank account, SIM card, airport pick-up and temporary residence support

$500

DTMU

David Tvildiani Medical University

Fee Structure

Tuition Fee (Yearly)

$6,000

Living Expense (Monthly)

Food + accommodation

$300 - $350

Estimated Living (Yearly)

$3,600 - $4,200

One-Time Charges

Admission Fee

$150

Visa Assistance

$500

Consultancy Fee

$1,000

Documentation Charges

$500

Post-Arrival Services

TRC, bank account, SIM card, airport pick-up and temporary residence support

$500

UG

University of Georgia

Fee Structure

Tuition Fee (Yearly)

$6,500

Living Expense (Monthly)

Food + accommodation

$300 - $350

Estimated Living (Yearly)

$3,600 - $4,200

One-Time Charges

Admission Fee

$150

Visa Assistance

$500

Consultancy Fee

$1,000

Documentation Charges

$500

Post-Arrival Services

TRC, bank account, SIM card, airport pick-up and temporary residence support

$500

CIU

CIU

Caucasus International University

Fee Structure

Tuition Fee (Yearly)

$6,000

Living Expense (Monthly)

Food + accommodation

$300 - $350

Estimated Living (Yearly)

$3,600 - $4,200

One-Time Charges

Admission Fee

$150

Visa Assistance

$500

Consultancy Fee

$1,000

Documentation Charges

$500

Post-Arrival Services

TRC, bank account, SIM card, airport pick-up and temporary residence support

$500

Booking amount stays the same across all three options. Pay just $150 to book your seat.

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Quick answers about safety, NEET, validity in India, costs, accommodation and the admission process.

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Is Georgia safe for Indian students?

Yes, Georgia is generally considered safe for international students, including Indian students. Cities like Tbilisi have a strong student community, public transport, and support services, but students should still follow normal safety habits and stay connected with the university and local coordinators.


Is MBBS in Georgia valid in India?

MBBS from Georgia can be valid in India when the university and course meet current NMC rules. After graduation, Indian students must clear the required licensing exam in India and complete any applicable registration requirements before practicing.


What is the total cost to study MBBS in Georgia?

For the listed universities, yearly tuition starts from about $6,000 to $6,500. Living expenses are usually around $300 to $350 per month, with additional one-time charges for admission, visa assistance, documentation, consultancy, and post-arrival support.


Is NEET required for MBBS in Georgia?

Yes, NEET qualification is required for Indian students who want to study MBBS abroad and later practice in India. Students should keep their NEET scorecard and eligibility documents ready during admission counseling.


What is the duration of MBBS in Georgia?

The MBBS program in Georgia is usually 6 years, including academic study and clinical exposure. Exact structure can vary slightly by university, so students should confirm the final course plan before admission.


Is the MBBS course taught in English?

Most popular medical universities in Georgia offer MBBS programs in English for international students. Students may also learn basic Georgian for hospital interaction and daily life during clinical years.


Can students get hostel or accommodation support?

Yes, students can get support for hostel or private accommodation depending on the university and city. The expected monthly living cost in this comparison includes food and accommodation estimates.


When should I apply for admission?

It is better to start early after NEET results so there is enough time for university selection, document preparation, admission letter, visa processing, and travel planning.