Tbilisi State Medical University (TSMU), established in 1918 in Georgia, is

a leading, top-tier government medical institution offering globally recognized 6-year MBBS programs. It features modern facilities, including simulation centers, and offers affordable, English-medium education for international students. It is known for its extensive clinical training, despite some mixed reviews regarding teaching quality.

Key Aspects of TSMU:

Academics: TSMU offers a 6-year MBBS program with 12 semesters, with exams held in April and September.

Admissions: Applicants generally need over 80% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, a valid NEET score, and to be at least 18 years old.

Cost: Tuition is approximately Rs. 5,94,000 per year, with hostel fees around Rs. 40,000. Other estimates suggest $100–$150 per month for food.

Facilities: The campus includes modern laboratories, dissection rooms, a, library, and affiliated hospitals for clinical rotations.

Student Life: While there is no on-campus housing, many affordable, private apartments are available nearby.

TSMU is recognized for its historical significance and is considered a major center for medical education in the Caucasus region.