East European University (EEU) was established in 2012 in Tbilisi, Georgia. It is a private higher education institute. East European University is recognised by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Medical Commission (NMC). MBBS in Georgia is becoming an increasingly preferred choice for Indian students.
The East European University MBBS fee is $5500 yearly for Indian students. The cost of living can range from ₹30,000-₹60,000 per month, which includes accommodation, food, transport, and utilities. The college offers hostel accommodation and a mess facility with an annual charge of $3000.
The East European University admissions application window starts from July to August 2025, and the MBBS program is likely to begin from October 2025. The East European University FMGE result for the 2024 session is a 22.95% passing rate.
East European University ranked 33rd in Georgia and 10881st in the world. The university is a popular choice for international students seeking medical education, especially those from India. East European University offers scholarships for Indian students. These scholarships can be merit-based, need-based, or offered through specific programs.
Advantages of studying in East European university
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- The crime rate is almost zero
- Indian hostels with complete facilities like laundry, electricity & cleaning are available
- Indian Food is also available for the students
- The college follows AIIMS Course Structure
- A well-equipped lab, trained staff, a proper transport system for the students is available
- The duration of the course is of six years
- The level of studies is excellent and is also MCI and WHO approved
- MCI test coaching is given by the Indian Professors and Doctors
- The medium of study is English in this college
- The representative is round the clock available to take care of every student’s needs
Modules
| 1st year | 2nd year | 3rd year | 4th year | 5th year | 6th year |
| Body Systems I & II | Body Systems III & IV | Introduction to Clinical Diagnostics I & II | Internal Medicine Clerkship I Cardiology Pulmonology Nephrology | Internal Medicine Clerkship III Rheumatology Clinical Immunology Dermatology | Medical Leadership |
| Locomotor and Integumentary Systems Anatomy, Physiology, Imaging | Digestive (GI, Liver, Nutrition) System, Hematology Anatomy Physiology, Imaging | Brain, Mind and Behavior Neuroanatomy Neurophysiology Imaging Behavioral Medicine | Internal Medicine Clerkship II Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Endocrinology & Metabolic Disorders | Internal Medicine Clerkship IV Oncology Hematology Clinical Genetics | Surgery Clerkship IV |
| Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems Anatomy Physiology Imaging | Endocrine, Renal and Reproductive systems Anatomy, Physiology, Imaging | Basis of Disease and Treatment II Basic Pathology Basic Pharmacology | Surgery Clerkship I & II, General Surgery Urology | Neurology Clerkship Psychiatry Neurology | Health Communication |
| Gene, Cell and Tissue I & II | Gene, Cell and Tissue III & IV | Basis of Disease and Treatment I Basic Pathology Basic Pharmacology | Pediatrics Clerkship I | Surgery Clerkship III ENT Ophthalmology Stomatology | Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care Clerkship II |
| Molecular Biology Biochemistry, Medical Genetics, Histology Embryology | Histology Embryology Immunology, Biophysics Biochemistry | Medicine and Society III | Family Medicine Clerkship IN Outpatient Primary Care | Family Medicine Clerkship II | Geriatrics and Palliative Care Clerkship |
| Clinical and Professional Skills I & II | Medicine and Society I & II | Clinical and Professional Skills V & VI | Ob/Gyn Clerkship I | Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care Clerkship I | Infectious Diseases Clerkship II |
| Medical English I & II /Georgian I & II | Introduction to Public Health | Scientific Reasoning III | Clinical Radiology | Infectious Diseases Clerkship I Infectious Diseases, Clinical Microbiology, Immunology of Communicable Diseases | Obstetrics/Gynecology Clerkship II |
| Medical Physics Medical Sociology | Clinical and Professional Skills III & IV | Clinical and Professional Skills VII | Rehabilitation Medicine Clerkship | Clinical and Professional Skills XI | |
| German Language I & II | Scientific Reasoning II | Medicine and Society IV | Clinical and Professional Skills VIII & IX | Internal Medicine Clerkship V Internal Medicine Clinical Pharmacology | |
| History of Medicine/ Medical Materials | Nanomedicine Philosophy Advanced/Georgian Language | Scientific Reasoning IV | Forensic Medicine and Medical ToxicoloAllergy Medicine/ Clinical Psychology | Clinical and Professional Skills X | |
| Laboratory Medicine/ Clinical Nutrition | Pediatrics Clerkship II | ||||
| Precision Medicine/ Clinical Technologies | |||||
| Sexual Medicine/ Narcology |
