Common NEET & MBBS Admission FAQs in Georgia

Georgia has become a hot choice for Indian students to study Mbbs abroad because of its low tuition, English-taught courses, and international standard degrees. But there are a few things that students typically want answered: Will I need NEET membership for studying MBBS in Georgia? How does one get into a medical university after they've graduated from another school? When should I start looking at clinical primary care programs like general dentistry or nursing anthropology instead of waiting until my last semester in college (if one even exist!).

This guide aims to address the above problems and provide some helpful tips for choosing a good Georgian medical university.

Do I need to write NEET to go to MBBS School in Georgia?

Yes! In the event that they choose to study MBBS with an Indian batch in Georgia supported by the National Medical Commission (NMC), NEET Score Cumulative Entrance Test winners must pass this test; it is mandatory for all students who plan to go abroad for their foreign medical dental education overseas. A university recognized by NMC cannot admit anyone without this nor are students qualified to practice in India after they complete their MBBS course.

What are the NEET requirements for studying in Georgia?

Students should be:

• taking either the 10+2 examination or its equivalent when they apply with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as mandatory subjects.
• Scoring a minimum of 50% marks in PCB (40% required for SC/ST and OBC).
• Physically at least seventeen years old by December 31 of the year of their admission.
• Qualify NEET.

For official updates, students may visit the National Medical Commission's website.

How do I apply for MBBS in Georgia?

The admission process is simple and merit-based:

Select a University: Choose an NMC-approved medical university in Georgia. Top options include:

1. Tbilisi State Medical University
2. Geomedi Medical University
3. Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University
4. David Tvildiani Medical University
5. Prepare Documents: Required documents include NEET scorecard, 10+2 mark sheets, passport, medical certificate, and photos.
6. Apply Online: Submit the application through the university’s official portal or via authorized admission consultants.
7. Receive Admission Letter: Universities issue a confirmation letter after verifying documents.
8. Pay Tuition Fee & Apply Visa: Complete fee payment and apply for a student visa to study in Georgia.

The list is often updated to reflect the current minimum qualifying mark for NEET.

Georgian universities does not have a separate entrance exam for Indian students. However, completion of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is mandatory. Students should try their best to pass the NEET limit of marks set out for their own category, or they may face NMC eligibility issues when they return to India.

Which are the top medical universities in Georgia for Indian students?

Table of NMC approved major medical universities in Georgia with internal links:

Tips for Indian Students

• Start early in preparing NEET, to make sure the cutoff score is reached.
• All universities listed should be NMC approved, so that one gets a full three years accreditable by marks.
• Check on university reviews and facilities before applying.
• Join Indian student groups from Georgia for help.

Conclusion

Being qualified in NEET is a prerequisite for Indian students to take up in Georgia to study MBBS. Acceptance marks can be obtained in the examinations qualifying students for entry to top universities such asTbilisi State Medical University, Geomedi Medical University, and Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University.

As for the NMC Ministry, if you have any doubts as to the regulations, do go visit their site. For the latest information on medical education in Georgia, including entrance requirements and university detail, head over to  MBBS In Georgia.