Tbilisi State Medical University
- Tbilisi, Georgia
- World Health Organization (WHO)
- Govt.
- Estd:1918
Established in 1918, Tbilisi State Medical University (TSMU) is the largest and oldest medical institution in Georgia and a primary hub for international students in Eastern Europe. For the 2026-27 academic session, the university offers a variety of healthcare programs including Dentistry (5 years), Pharmacy (4 years), Nursing (4 years), and Public Health, all recognized by global bodies such as the WHO, ECFMG, and the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India.
The MBBS program (referred to as the MD/Medical Doctor program) at TSMU is a comprehensive 6-year course conducted entirely in English, specifically designed to align with international standards like the USMLE (USA) and PLAB (UK). The curriculum follows a 5+1 structure, consisting of five years of integrated theoretical and pre-clinical study—covering Anatomy, Biochemistry, and Pharmacology—followed by a mandatory one-year clinical internship for hands-on patient management.
6-year English-medium MBBS program (including a 1-year internship) for international students, recognized by the NMC and WHO.
Around ₹6.7 to ₹6.8 lakhs for the 6-year MBBS program
Tbilisi State Medical University (TSMU) MBBS admission requires a 12th-grade qualification (50% in PCB) and a valid NEET score for Indian students. The process involves submitting an application with documents, passing an English proficiency test, and obtaining a Ministry decree/EQE recognition. Admissions typically open in February for the September intake.
- There are university-managed or affiliated hostels located near the campus.
- The campus features modern simulation labs where students practice procedures (like suturing or intubation) on high-fidelity mannequins before moving to real patients.
- Students have access to international scientific databases.
- A unique facility containing biological and anatomical exhibits dating back over a century.
- The university has its own theater and folk song/dance ensembles.
