Everything the medical application asks of you, in order. No entrance exam, no IELTS, and no money until your admission is approved.
Six stages between your first form and a confirmed place at a Georgian medical faculty
Browse the medical programmes on offer and filter by city, tuition and language of instruction.
Fill in the short form and upload a passport scan. Nothing else is needed to start.
Your conditional offer arrives within 1-2 working days, holding your place while documents are checked.
Upload school certificates and transcripts. We tell you exactly what each faculty wants.
The university files your documents with the Georgian Ministry of Education for official approval.
Tuition is paid only once that approved admission letter is issued, then you enrol and collect your visa papers.
What to have ready before you start a medical application
A passport valid for at least two more years
Secondary school certificate, ideally with biology and chemistry
Academic transcripts with grades
4 passport-size photos (3.5x4.5cm)
English proficiency certificate
NOT REQUIREDSAT, MCAT, or other standardized tests
NOT REQUIREDPractical questions about applying to a Georgian medical faculty
Roughly 4-6 weeks end to end. The conditional offer lands in 1-2 working days; Ministry-approved full admission accounts for the remaining 3-4 weeks.
You pay after your official admission letter carrying Ministry of Education approval is issued — never while the application is still being reviewed.
No. Georgian medical faculties do not ask for IELTS, TOEFL or PTE. The programme is taught in English and your English is assessed in the admission interview.
None. There is no MCAT, no NEET cut-off and no entrance test — admission rests on your school documents and passport.
Yes, up to 20 hours a week on a student residence permit. Most medical students keep this light, since the clinical years leave little spare time.
The faculties here are WHO-listed and WFME-accredited, which is what licensing bodies require before you sit their exam — USMLE, PLAB, FMGE/NExT and equivalents. Passing that exam is what grants the licence, and requirements vary by country.
Our admissions team answers medical applicants directly, at every stage.
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