MBBS in Georgia typically costs $40,000–50,000 for the complete 6-year program — roughly ₹33–42 lakhs — with no capitation fee and English-medium teaching from the first year. Indian students need a qualifying NEET result, and Georgian universities do not ask for an entrance exam beyond that. Intakes run in September and February.
How Much Does MBBS in Georgia Cost?
Tuition for the 6-year program typically ranges from $40,000 to $50,000 in total. That is a fraction of a private medical seat in India, and the fee is paid to the university against a published fee structure. Hostel, food, local transport, visa fees and flights are additional and vary by city and university, so we give every family a university-wise cost sheet before they commit.
What Is the Eligibility for MBBS in Georgia?
You need a qualifying NEET result, 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English, at least 50% aggregate in PCB (relaxed for reserved categories as per NEET norms), and you must be at least 17 by 31 December of the admission year. There is no separate entrance exam; some universities conduct a short interview.
Is MBBS in Georgia Taught in English?
Yes. The programs Versa Global places students in are taught in English. Because you will examine local patients in the clinical years, basic Georgian is taught alongside the course — treat it as part of your training rather than an optional extra.
When Are the Intakes?
September is the main intake and many universities also admit in February. We recommend starting three to four months ahead, since the offer letter, document legalisation and D3 student visa all take time.
What Is Student Life in Georgia Like?
Georgia sits at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, and most medical universities are in cities such as Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi. Expect a European-style campus routine, cold winters, and a sizeable Indian student community at the larger universities. The climate is the adjustment students from Kerala mention most often, so pack and budget for it.
Can I Practise in India After MBBS in Georgia?
Yes, on the same pathway as any other foreign medical graduate: complete a program that meets NMC's Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate Regulations, clear the licensing exam (FMGE today) and complete the required internship in India. A Georgian degree does not give you a shortcut around this step, and it does not make it harder either.
How Does Georgia Compare With Vietnam?
Vietnam starts lower, at ₹31 lakhs including hostel, and offers a January intake. Georgia has the longer track record with Indian students. Read our side-by-side view on the MBBS Abroad page or the full MBBS in Georgia breakdown, and book a free consultation for a comparison based on your own NEET score and budget.
Planning MBBS Abroad?
Compare MBBS in Vietnam (from ₹31 lakhs) and Georgia, with eligibility, costs and the FMGE pathway.
