Medicine & Health Sciences in Georgia

The tuition fee to study medicine at Tbilisi State Medical University, Georgia is USD 8000 for international students from India. Along with the tuition fees, international students have to pay for living costs and hostel fees in Georgia. Following are the average living costs for international students: ParticularsExpensesMonthly Utilities (Internet, light, water, sanitization & gas)USD50-USD100 (INR 4-8K)Rent (monthly rent)USD300-USD 500 (INR 24-41K)TransportationPublic transport with a student card (USD 0.02), for Taxi (USD 7/km) (INR 500/km)Leisure & Fun (entrance fees at some places)USD3-USD50 (INR 250-4000)Restaurants (Non-veg)USD 6 -USD10 (INR 500-800) (USD 1= INR 82.89)

Dear Kishore,
The Royal College has been conducting its overseas post-graduate course, preparing trainees to take the final component of the FRCS which is now called Membership of Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) examination.
To pass MRCS, you must have worked in four different specialities for at least six months. Out of these A&E should be from UK. To do A&E, you must pass PLAB and get GMC Registration.
So if you have completed MBBS from Georgia, Ukraine, Russia, Philippines or even India, you need to apply for PLAB exam, practice for required number of years in UK, get license then proceed gradually to MRCS or FRCS.
Ensure that the university you are studying from is listed with WHO and MCI. Another major factor is the quality of education at the university, which will enable you in preparing well for licensure exams.
TSMU, Georgia is a good university. Though I recommend you to explore more options.
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