David Tvildiani Medical University

Yes, DTMU is accredited by WHO, NMC, AMSE, AMEE, ORPHEUS, FAIMER, EURAS, the Georgian Ministry of Education, and the Georgian Ministry of Health — making its MD degree globally accepted for practice in multiple countries

The Medical Doctor program at David Tvildiani Medical University lasts 6 years, consisting of three stages: Basic Medical Science (2.5 years), Clinical Science (2.5 years), and Clinical Internship in the final year.

The medium of instruction at DTMU is English. The complete MBBS (MD) program is taught entirely in English, with no language barrier for international students.

Yes, DTMU provides neat and clean hostel accommodations with separate buildings for male and female students. Facilities include electronic locks, furnished rooms, study rooms, recreation areas, gyms, swimming pools, and mess with vegetarian and non-vegetarian meal options. A cafeteria on campus serves Italian, Indian, and Chinese cuisine

Yes, DTMU offers merit-based monthly scholarships for high-achieving students and nominative scholarships based on academic excellence. There is no limit on the number of scholarship recipients — all students showing appropriate results are considered eligible.

Registration for the MBBS program at David Tvildiani Medical University begins in July. Students should apply as early as possible after NEET results are declared, with the main intake in September and a second intake in February.

Candidates must secure at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English in the higher secondary examination, be at least 17 years old by 31st December of the admission year, and qualify NEET as per NMC guidelines.

DTMU has two intakes — September and February — making it one of the few Georgia medical universities to offer mid-year admission for students who miss the September deadline.