MBBS in Georgia 2026 Guide

Georgia offers European-standard MBBS degrees recognized by WHO, Pakistan's PMDC/PMC, India's NMC, Bangladesh's BMDC, and the UK's GMC — all taught entirely in English, with no IELTS or entrance exam required. Annual tuition starts from just $2,000/year at Kutaisi International University, making it the most affordable approved MBBS destination for South Asian students.

Indian students: NEET is mandatory (NMC rule) — you must qualify NEET before applying. After completing MBBS, pass FMGE/NExT to practice in India. Georgia's NMC-listed universities are fully NEET-compliant. Bangladeshi students: No national entrance exam required — SSC + HSC with PCB qualifies you directly. The D5 student visa also allows full-time legal work, helping students earn $150–$400/month to offset living costs.

Tbilisi has growing Pakistani, Indian, and Bangladeshi student communities, halal and Indian food widely available, and a safe, walkable city environment. The Bologna-system MD degree is GMC-recognized for UK PLAB eligibility — and TSMU is ECFMG/FAIMER listed for the USMLE pathway.