r/MBBSinGeorgia

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I scored 327 last year (2025) is anything possible right now?

I just came across this Reddit today ( I started using Reddit today 🙏). But getting to know there are two sessions of admissions in Georgia. Is my admission with score of 327 in 2025 possible considering this year neet is rescheduled as of now. Pls let me if you want info or have knowledgeable opinions ♥️

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u/GoodSamaritan_777 — 1 day ago

Deadline for September intake?

Hi,I am an Indian student whose cousin is already studying in DTMU,so wanted to ask here.

1)What are the deadline for September and February intake for document submission.

Since I am applying to 2-3 countries excluding Georgia.So I wanted to ask the timeline of the admission process.

2)When I will get the admission letter and when I have to pay the fees and how long can I take to submit it.

3)Alao if I do not want to continue forward after submitting my fees(1st sem or full),can I get the refund of these fees?

I have all my documents ready for submission, all are appostilled.

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u/Boxer_baby27 — 4 days ago

fall intake

hi if anyone is applying/applied for fall intake this year please dm me especially at new vision or tsmu. everyone is saying conflicting things here and i’m confused on some things so i have some questions if anyone can answer

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u/buskuta_27 — 4 days ago

MBBS in Georgia my experience so far as a 4th year med student in tsmu

In my experience it all depends on you and how seriously you take medicine. I know a lot of students who came here just to get the degree and pass easily cuz there's nobody to regulate you and it's very easy to cheat in the exams. Or they just don't put in the effort and then blame the system cuz "they don't teach u anything here". But a lot of students are actually serious and they're doing great. You just have to find the right crowd. Unfortunately most of the people commenting on here aren't that. You won't get the same education here that you'll get in India for sure. The professors here are a mix, some care some don't. But mostly you're on your own and you'll have to go out of your way to get ahead and make the most out of what you have. This is a very well known fact about studying abroad, self study is the only way. All of the resources and materials provided are good (standard textbooks) and the structure is pretty good too. So yeah if you're able to regulate yourself and stay consistent you'll be good. If not, you'll struggle. Besides this, it's a beautiful country and you'll learn and grow a lot more than you would in India I think, cuz you'll be living alone in a foreign country and learning to adapt to that and explore yourself is a pretty once in a lifetime kinda opportunity. So yeah, it'll be what U want it to be and what U make it

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u/Pristine-Guide-3127 — 5 days ago

Seeking for some good options of online platforms as a 1st yr MBBS Student in Georgia

I’m a first year student in BAU international University, Batumi and it seems only university lectures aren’t enough to score good marks so want some good suggestions of subscription of platforms. Trust me it sucks to score less😭😭

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u/DikshaRohra — 4 days ago

It's been 130 days🫩

How long do I have to wait for this freaking visa... I'm so exhausted and i don't have a single ounce of patience left in me. Just give me my visa dude🫩

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u/FeeDear27 — 7 days ago
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My MBBS in Georgia experience students need to know the reality

I’m writing this post because I genuinely don’t want other students to fall into the same trap I did.

I gave NEET 2025 and qualified, but my score wasn’t enough for a government seat. Private medical colleges in India were asking for more than ₹1 crore, which was impossible for my family. Like many middle-class students passionate about becoming doctors, I started looking at foreign MBBS options.

I checked Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan etc., but they all seemed sketchy and did some research (which obviously was not enough) eventually chose Georgia and took admission in SEU University through an agent.

That’s when the reality started hitting me.

The course was supposed to start in September 2025, but due to visa delays and other excuses it kept getting postponed again and again. Then because of war-related issues, travel got delayed too. Imagine waiting month after month while your career is stuck. The classes that were supposed to begin in September 2025 only started in May 2026.

By then I was already suspicious, but since I had no other option left, I finally came to Georgia in May 2026.

The moment I arrived, things felt wrong.

First of all, there was almost no support for students after landing. The university itself has no hostel/dormitory system. Agents rent random apartments or hotels through third parties and then charge students huge amounts.

Some accommodations were terrible:

  • no proper heating
  • water issues
  • poor maintenance
  • unsafe conditions

In one place, even the door literally fell off.

The college itself was good , but the overall environment shocked me.

Students themselves were acting like unofficial staff members helping newcomers open bank accounts and fill TRC forms. I don’t even know if they legally have work permits.

What disturbed me more was the student culture there.

A huge number of students barely attend classes. Many spend more time doing part-time jobs than studying medicine. My roommates were mostly inside the room or outside working instead of attending college. College hours are very less and a lot depends on self-study.

Even seniors told me proper clinical rotations and hospital exposure are inadequate. Honestly, I started wondering how students are supposed to become competent doctors without proper practical training.

Another thing nobody talks about:
Some students get involved in smoking, alcohol, drugs, and party culture very heavily. Of course not everyone, but the environment can easily distract students who genuinely came to study.

The biggest scam is the agents.

They charge students almost DOUBLE the actual university fees while selling fake dreams to parents in India.

What’s even worse is that some senior students themselves become sub-agents later. They start recruiting fresh students from India for commission money and keep repeating the same misleading marketing they once believed themselves.

Within one week, I decided I couldn’t continue there and returned back.

Now the university has apparently agreed for refund, but my agent is trying to scam me and delay the money.

I’m posting this because students deserve to know the reality before making such a huge decision.

Not every foreign MBBS student has a bad experience the more older seniors like the one those are in 5th or 6th year told it was not always like this but ig as the number of students kept on increasing more then the college can handle things became dire also yea as far as i know there is no cap on the number of students being admitted per batch , so PLEASE do deep research before choosing the country and the college and take it as a rule of the thumb: NEVER TRUST ANY MBBS ABROAD AGENCY

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u/TOTALisGOD — 8 days ago

Good and trustworthy agency for getting admission in SEU

Can anyone please recommend some agencies?? (Not random ones please recommend the one that actually helped you with all the paper work, the hostel and after reaching there)

as I'm really confused I emailed the university's official email account and they recommended going through ATMIA education only and also added the fact that i can't get admission directly through any other agency as atmia is the exclusive partner.

And I'm also confused if I should go for SEU or check out some universities from kyrgyzstan?

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u/Accomplished-Lion474 — 8 days ago