MBBS in Georgia 2026: Complete Guide to NMC Approval, Fees & FMGE

Georgia has become one of Europe's most popular destinations for international MBBS students, thanks to its affordable tuition, WHO-recognized universities, and English-medium programmes. Here's what you need to know before applying for the 2026 intake.

Is Georgia's MBBS Recognized?

Yes. Our partner medical universities are NMC approved medical universities in Georgia and WHO recognized. This means graduates can appear for the FMGE screening exam to practice medicine in India, or equivalent licensing exams in their home country.

MBBS in Georgia Fee Structure 2026

Tuition for MBBS in Georgia typically ranges from $4,000–$6,500 per year, with total 6-year costs between roughly $24,000 and $36,000 depending on the university. Combined with living costs of $350–$500 per month, Georgia remains one of the most affordable pathways to a European medical degree.

Admission Requirements

• Completed secondary education with strong science grades (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
• NEET qualification for Indian applicants, where applicable
• Valid passport and basic English proficiency (IELTS is generally not mandatory)
• Minimum age requirement, typically 17–25 years at most universities

Duration and Structure

MBBS/MD programmes in Georgia typically run for 6 years, including clinical rotations in affiliated teaching hospitals. Many universities offer early clinical exposure from the first year, alongside dedicated preparation support for USMLE, PLAB, and FMGE/NExT.

Preparing for FMGE and Other Licensing Exams

Since curricula are designed with international licensing exams in mind, students are encouraged to begin exam preparation early. Many universities integrate FMGE/USMLE-style practice into the standard coursework, and our advisors help students plan a realistic preparation timeline throughout their degree.

Choosing the Right University

With several NMC approved, WHO recognized institutions to choose from, the right fit depends on your budget, preferred city (Tbilisi or Batumi), and career goals. We recommend comparing tuition, clinical exposure, and international accreditation (WFME, ECFMG) before making a decision.