Georgian National University Tbilisi Q&A- Campus, Placements, Programs, Fees, Loan, Hostel, Scholarship & Ranking 2026

Tbilisi is a modern, safe, and student-friendly city with a large international student population. Monthly living costs (accommodation, food, transport, etc.) are reasonable, approximately USD 200–400.

Limited merit-based scholarships and discounts are offered based on academic performance. Most international students study on a self-financed basis. External education loans are commonly used.

Yes, NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian students as per NMC guidelines for MD and DMD programs.

Yes, the university offers comfortable hostel/dormitory accommodation with necessary amenities. Many options with Indian food are also available near the campus.

Excellent. Students receive early hands-on training through affiliated hospitals, modern simulation centers, and laboratories, preparing them well for real-world medical practice.

MD (Medicine) is 6 years; DMD (Dentistry) is 5 years, including theoretical studies and clinical internship/training.

Yes, the degree is recognized and listed in WDOMS. Graduates are eligible to appear for FMGE/NExT and practice in India after clearing the exam.

Yes, it is one of the popular choices among Indian students because of English-medium instruction, NMC/WHO recognition, affordable fees, modern clinical training facilities, and a safe, student-friendly environment in Tbilisi.

MD (Medicine) – USD 5,900 per year; DMD (Dentistry) – USD 4,900 per year; Nursing – USD 3,500 per year; Other bachelor’s programs – generally USD 3,000–4,500 per year. Fees should always be confirmed directly with the university.

SEU offers Medical Doctor (MD), Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD), Nursing, Business Administration, Global Business Management, Information Technology, Law, Psychology, International Relations, Journalism, Education Sciences, and various Master’s & Doctoral programs. All programs follow European standards.