Frequently Asked Questions

Our MBBS program is taught entirely in English for international students. Local language courses (Uzbek/Russian) are also provided for communication during clinical practice.

Entrance exams vary by year and program. Some applicants may be evaluated through academic records or a brief online interview.

Annual tuition fees range between USD 3,000 – 6,000 depending on the program and year of study.

University hostel fees typically range between USD 600 – 1,200 per year, depending on room type and facilities.

Yes. Uzbekistan is known for being safe, peaceful, and student-friendly. Campuses have 24/7 security and strict protocols to ensure student safety.

Yes. From senior years onward, students undergo hands-on training in affiliated hospitals. The final year includes a mandatory internship, supervised by experienced medical professionals.

Yes. After receiving the admission letter, students must apply for a Uzbekistan student visa at the nearest embassy or consulate.

Part-time work depends on local visa regulations. Students should confirm requirements before taking employment.

The 100% literacy rate achieved by a country makes it the hot destination for International students looking for MBBS abroad. Also, Georgia has one of fastest growing economies in the world. The country has a good reputation for having European and American based Education Systems, The Authorization and Accreditation of Georgian universities are in full compliance with the European and American Standards of higher education.

There are mainly two study patterns that the world follows, one is USA based and other is UK, the countries who follow medical education pattern of the USA give the degree of MD, whereas the others who follow medical education pattern of the UK give the degree of MBBS, there is no other difference between MD and MBBS and hence both are equivalent and are accepted by all countries in the world.

It takes almost 4 hours and 50 minutes to reach the capital city of Georgia, Tbilisi.

Georgia follows the USA pattern of medical education, this helps international students to crack USMLE and PLAB exam for PG enrollment in USA & UK. Some of the universities have Indian Professors which guide the students for their National Exit Test. Georgia offers a Student Exchange Program in European countries as it is located at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, and is generally regarded as part of Europe.

Foreign students, especially Indian students, find it very difficult to adapt to such weather. Georgia, on the other hand, has much milder weather. Russians themselves like to visit Georgia for its climate and natural beauty. MBBS in Georgia is taught purely in English medium.

Medical universities in Georgia are taught MBBS in English medium. All the younger generation in Georgia speak good English and can effectively interact with international students without hiccups. Therefore, Indian students do not face language barriers while studying medicine in Georgia

Approximately 2000 Indian students are studying in Georgia and 500 students from various universities enroll in MBBS each year.

Students are required to earn credits in the grade evaluation system and take the annual exam (360 credit).

Yes, the Embassy of India is not available in Georgia. The Embassy of India is located in Yerevan, Armenia. It is assigned there to take care of the problems, incidents, documents, and errands of all kinds of Indians living in Georgia and Armenia. After landing, it is advisable to register the name of the students with the Indian Embassy in Armenia

English is the language of instruction at the Medical University of Georgia.

Parents can transfer money directly in students’ Forex accounts.