MBBS IN GEORGIA

MBBS in Georgia

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      Facts About Georgia

      7.71

      Human Freedom Index

      0.71

      Gender Equality Index

      99.9%

      Literacy

      21st

      Globally In Safety Index

      1 hr and 30 min

      India is ahead of Georgia

      Moderate

      Climate

      Religion

      Orthodox Christian

      ~83.4%

      Muslim

      ~10.7%

      Armenian Apostolic

      ~2.9%

      Roman Catholic

      ~5%

      Other

      ~2.5%

      Weather

      Spring


      Max Temp : 22℃
      Min Temp : 11℃

      Summer


      Max Temp : 31℃
      Min Temp : 21℃

      Autumn


      Max Temp : 22℃
      Min Temp : 13℃

      Winter


      Max Temp : 13℃
      Min Temp : 3℃

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      Food

      So, what makes Georgian cuisine an extraordinary treat for vegetarians and vegans?

      Even though Georgia is deemed a country of avid meat consumers, unveiling the truth, there are many Georgian delicacies available as local vegetarian & vegan diets. The choice food served is finger-licking good for Indians. Credit to its ultra-perfect pairing of sublime spices with fascinating cooking methods which make Indian cuisine prepared there even a preference for the people of Georgia. 

      Ajapsandal

      a stew made up of potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants and onions as ingredients which are fried in vegetable oil and then stewed in their own juice. This is served with Georgian shoti bread.

      Pkhali

      a recipe of minced vegetables made from beets, spinach or green beans traditionally served on holidays, and special occasions.

      Lobio

      A staple food of Georgians. Red or green beans are stewed with onions, tomatoes, sweet peppers and spices to create a steaming, aromatic dish that tastes best when eaten with fresh bread.

      Mushrooms in ketsi

      A staple food of Georgians. Red or green beans are stewed with onions, tomatoes, sweet peppers and spices to create a steaming, aromatic dish that tastes best when eaten with fresh bread.

      Eggplant rolls

      this popular Georgian salad recipe is an incredibly satisfying treat. Thinly sliced fried eggplants are smothered with walnut-garlic sauce before being folded into neat rolls. 

      A dollop of sauce and a pomegranate seed are placed atop each of the eggplant rolls before serving. Delicious, satisfying and aesthetically pleasing – all the highlights of Georgian national cuisine in one dish!

      Kitri-tomatoris salad

      a light salad of coarsely chopped fresh tomatoes and cucumbers which are sprinkled with salt and topped with onion half-rings and grated walnuts. It is the menu of the Georgian’s feast time. Moreover, through our restaurant, Rasthal: The Indian Taste, DEC feels privileged to take care of your food requirements abroad so that your educational dreams do not suffer and soar high. Indian fast food and sweets on our menu will certainly make you feel less homesick. After all, only Indian cuisine can satisfy hunger! Vegetarian immigrants to Georgia will stay hungry!

      MBBS Universities In Georgia

      Caucasus University, Tbilisi

      International Black Sea University

      Caucasus International University, Tbilisi

      David Tvildiani Medical University, Tbilisi | Rustavi

      Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Academy, Tbilisi

      Grigol Robakidze University, Tbilisi

      Tbilisi State Medical University, Tbilisi

      Akaki Tsereteli State University, Kutaisi

      Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Batumi

      East European University, Tbilisi

      David Agmashenebeli University of Georgia

      BAU International University, Batumi

      Georgian American University, Tbilisi

      European University Georgia, Tbilisi

      Geomedi Medical University, Tbilisi

      New Vision University, Tbilisi

      Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi

      Georgian National University SEU, Tbilisi

      Tbilisi Open Teaching University, Tbilisi

      FAQ

      Yes, Georgia is one of the safest countries in Europe. The crime rate is very low as well as its people are very welcoming.

      Yes, Georgia Is An Ideal Place To Study Mbbs Due To Affordable Tuition Fees, Globally Recognized Degrees, And Medium Of Instruction Being English.

      Yes, Georgian Universities Are Recognized/ Approved By Who, UNESCO, NMC (India), ECFMG, And WFME.

      Neet Is Mandatory For Indian Medical Students, But No University-Level Entrance Exam Is Required.

      Living Costs Are Quite Affordable, Ranging Between ₹15,000 To ₹25,000 Per Month, Including Rent, Food, Transport, Etc.

      Yes, Our Gold Line Hostel Is Fully Furnished That Serves Indian Food. Also, Universities Offer Hostels, And Private Accommodation At Reasonable Rates.

      Usually, 4–8 Weeks For Indian Students.

      Yes, International Students Are Allowed To Work Part-Time, Generally 20 Hours Per Week.

      Cities Like Tbilisi And Batumi Have Indian Restaurants And Groceries, And Some Hostels Offer Indian Mess Facilities.

      Yes, International Students Can Stay And Work After Graduation If They Have Temporary Residence Permits.

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