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Grigol Robakidze University crest Grigol Robakidze University Tbilisi, Georgia
Study MBBS in Georgia

A world-class medical degree, taught in English.

Grigol Robakidze University, Tbilisi. A private university established in 1992, offering a six-year MD, the MBBS-equivalent, open to NEET-qualified Indian students.

6-year MD English-medium No IELTS or TOEFL
Grigol Robakidze University campus in Tbilisi, Georgia
Listed in the WDOMSSchool of Medicine, ID F0006533
Recognised and listed WDOMSSchool ID F0006533 ECFMGSponsor note on file NCEQE GeorgiaNationally accredited WFME & FAIMERDirectory standard QS StarsFour-star rated
Why GRUNI

A medical education built to European standards

Grigol Robakidze University, known across India simply as GRUNI, has run higher education in Tbilisi since 1992 and today teaches close to 2,800 students. Its School of Medicine delivers a single-cycle Medical Doctor degree that most Indian families know as MBBS, carrying 360 ECTS credits across 12 semesters.

For a NEET-qualified student, the appeal is practical. The whole course is in English, the first year does not demand IELTS or TOEFL, and the School of Medicine is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools with an ECFMG sponsor note, which keeps the US licensing route open.

Read about the university

The Grigol Robakidze University medical faculty
At a glance

The MD (MBBS) program

6
years, single-cycle MD degree
360
ECTS credits over 12 semesters
1992
university established in Tbilisi
EN
English medium of instruction

Figures reflect the published structure of the single-cycle Medicine program. Confirm the current intake and credit details with the admissions office before you apply.

Why students choose GRUNI

What a GRUNI medical education gives you

An English-taught MD

Lectures, clinical teaching, and assessment run in English for international students, so you learn in the language you will be examined in later.

Recognised and listed

Accredited in Georgia by the NCEQE and listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, with an ECFMG sponsor note that keeps the USMLE pathway open.

Hands-on from early

The course moves from a short foundation stage into a long clinical stage, with clerkships in affiliated settings rather than years of theory alone.

A settled home in Tbilisi

Separate hostel accommodation for international students, Indian mess food on hand, and a safe European capital well connected to India by air.

Built for Indian aspirants

The six-year structure and English medium are designed to line up with what the National Medical Commission looks for under its FMGL 2021 rules.

A private university, open for intake

As a private institution, GRUNI continues to admit international students even as several Georgian state universities have closed their foreign intake.

The cost, honestly

Clear fees, a merit scholarship, no surprises

Annual tuition for the MD program is 5,500 US dollars, with a merit scholarship that reduces it for strong academic performers. Hostel and Indian food are budgeted separately, and the full India package is set out in rupees so a family can plan for all six years.

Teaching at Grigol Robakidze University School of Medicine
How admission works

Four steps from enquiry to enrolment

  1. Check eligibility

    You need a valid NEET result and the required marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at 10+2. The team confirms your fit.

  2. Apply and get your offer

    Submit the application with your records and passport. The University issues an invitation or admission letter.

  3. Visa and travel

    With the admission letter, your student visa file is prepared and travel to Tbilisi is arranged for the intake.

  4. Register and begin

    On arrival you complete registration and residence formalities and move into hostel accommodation before classes.

Full admissions and eligibility details

Begin your application to GRUNI

Talk to the India admissions office about the six-year MD (MBBS) program, your eligibility, and the current intake. Guidance in English, Hindi, and Marathi.

International students at Grigol Robakidze University