David Agmashenebeli University of Georgia

Yes, the MBBS degree from this university is recognized by NMC and WHO, and it is also accredited by the Education Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) and listed in the International Directory of Medical Education (FAIMER). Graduates can appear for FMGE/NExT in India.

The MBBS course at David Agmashenebeli University runs for 6 years — the first 5 years are dedicated to theoretical and academic medical education, while the last year deals with hands-on internship experience at an affiliated hospital.

There is no language problem as the whole education is in English. The staff uses the newest technology and latest USA Medical Textbooks and Manuals.

The university provides hostel facilities for students. The hostel rooms are well-furnished and properly maintained by the hostel authorities. As winters can be cold in Georgia, heating is provided in both classrooms and hostel rooms.

The university does not provide scholarships to Indian students at this time, but the overall low fee structure makes it one of the most affordable options.

After reviewing documents, the university issues an admission notification within seven days. Students pay the first-year tuition to confirm admission, the Ministry of Education issues an accreditation letter within 30 days, and the university then issues an invitation letter, followed by visa approval taking approximately 30 days.

Candidates must have passed 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English with a minimum score of 50% for unreserved categories and 40% for reserved categories in PCB subjects. NEET qualification is mandatory per NMC rules.

Every year, classes usually start in the last week of September or the first week of October for the September intake. The university also offers a February intake , making it one of the few Georgian medical universities with two annual admission windows