FAQ
1) Why should I choose Georgia for studying MBBS? Georgia offers globally recognized medical degrees, affordable tuition, English-medium programs, and a high standard of education. The country is safe, student-friendly, and aligned with European medical standards.
4. What is the duration of the MBBS program in Georgia? The MBBS (or MD equivalent) program in Georgia is typically 6 years, which includes 5 years of academic study and 1 year of clinical internship.
2. Is the MBBS degree from Georgia valid in other countries? Yes. Medical degrees from Georgian universities are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO), National Medical Commission (NMC), WDOMS, FAIMER, ECFMG (USA), and GMC (UK), making graduates eligible for FMGE, USMLE, PLAB, and other licensing exams.
5. Is the medium of instruction English? Yes. Most medical universities in Georgia offer entirely English-taught MBBS programs, especially for international students.
3. Do I need to clear NEET to study MBBS in Georgia? Yes, if you're from a country like India, NEET qualification is mandatory to receive an eligibility certificate for studying medicine abroad and to later practice in your home country.
6.Are scholarships available? Yes. Many universities offer merit-based scholarships or fee discounts based on academic performance
7. Is Georgia safe for international students? Yes. Georgia is ranked among the safest countries in the world, with low crime rates and a very welcoming culture for international students.
8. Are there Indian or vegetarian food options available? Absolutely. There are plenty of Indian restaurants and grocery stores in major cities like Tbilisi and Batumi. Most universities also provide options for international cuisine.
9. What support do I get from Sabr Services? We offer full guidance from start to finish, including: University selection Application processing Visa assistance Accommodation setup Airport pickup Local support in Georgia Ongoing help during your education
10. Do I need to learn Georgian language? No, the program is in English. However, learning basic Georgian is helpful during clinical rotations and daily interactions. Absolutely. There are plenty of Indian restaurants and grocery stores in major cities like Tbilisi and Batumi. Most universities also provide options for international cuisine.
11. Can I transfer to another university or country during my course? Yes. Most Georgian universities follow the ECTS system, allowing students to transfer credits to other European or international medical schools.
12. When do admissions start for MBBS in Georgia? Most universities offer two intakes: October Intake (Fall) February/March Intake (Spring) It’s best to apply at least 3–6 months in advance.