Grigol Robakidze University

Eligibility Criteria

To get admission to Grigol Robakidze University, the students must fulfil the following criteria:

• The students must be at least 17 years of age on or before 31st December of the year of admission.
• The student must have completed 10+2 from a recognized university.
• The student is also required to qualify for the NEET exams for admissions.
• The students of the open category must have a minimum of 50% in PCB in 10+2. For the reserved category, the minimum marks obtained are 40%.

Documents Required

To initiate the admission process, the student must have the following documents:

• Filled application form
• Transfer certificate from the previous institution
• Valid passport
• Passport size photographs
• NEET examination scorecard
• Original and copy of all academic mark sheets and passing certificates
• Birth certificate
• Caste certificate (for SC/ST/OBC category candidates)
• Medical certificate

To avail study visa for Georgia, a student would require the following documents:

• Valid international passport
• Passport size photographs
• Health insurance
• Ravel insurance
• Housing arrangement bookings
• University acceptance letter
• Printed copy of e-visa
• Proof of adequate funds for the program duration

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About the Country

Georgia is located in the Caucasus region lying at the intersection of Western Asia and Eastern Europe. The country is spread over 69,700 square kilometres and has a population of 3.7 million people. Georgia has a mixed culture and is famous for its hospitality traditions and cuisine. With unparalleled natural beauty and magnificent history, Georgia is a part of an ancient civilization that has its scripts and legends.

Georgia also has some of the most advanced infrastructures in the region, with smooth roads, illuminated streets, 24 hours electricity supply, water supply, natural gas, and internet all over the country. Being a student can be a blessing in this country as it is home to some of the best medical universities. Apart from the education, a student can also look forward to Ski & Sno Activities in the winter, incredible Black Sea shore, and attend various festivals that happen around the year.

About the City

Formerly known as Tiflis, Tbilisi is the capital of the Republic of Georgia. This city has a long history of Persian and Russian rule, which now boasts of its marvellous architectural structures like Soviet Modernist Structures, Eastern Orthodox Churches, and ornate art nouveau buildings. It’s also a warm and welcoming city where one can feel safe on its streets. You can explore freely at any time of the day or night, as police patrol this city’s streets 24/7. Most importantly, it is an amazing place to study abroad. According to a report by Numbeo Safety Index, the city of Tbilisi ranks 37 of 427 cities in the world for safety.

Security & Safety

Georgia is among the safest countries with one of the lowest crime rates in Europe for travellers and students alike. The government of Georgia aims to ensure the safety and security of its institutions. The country is governed by international laws and keeps security at the top priority. Over the years, the country has seen a surge in Indian communities. The majority of the testimonials from Indian students who are now settled in this country say that they felt safe and the locals are friendly. When it comes to living in Tbilisi, the majority of the streets are well-lit, and the police petrol is almost everywhere.

Transport

For travelling around in its cities and towns, Georgia offers various modes of transportation.

Minibuses
It is easy to spot a Marshrutka (or minibuses) in Georgia. Surviving since the soviet times, this mode of transportation is a go-to for most locals. One can catch these minibuses from any spot as they don’t have any fixed stops. Before stepping into the vehicle, you must let the driver know your destination of desire, and they will happily drop you off. The best part is that travelling in Marshrutkas is affordable.

City Bus
Apart from the minibuses, there are also regular bus services in Georgia. These buses have fixed stops and boarding timings. These buses can take you to almost anywhere in the country. You can easily buy tickets for these buses from the ticket vending machine on the bus. Just don’t forget to keep the exact change with you as these machines don’t give you the change back.

Taxi
You can easily spot or hire a taxi to travel around town. The fares of Georgian cabs are affordable but make sure that you ask about the trip fare beforehand. Not only does it help you from getting scammed, but it also opens room for bargaining.

Metro
There’s an underground metro in Tbilisi that has two lines and 21 stations. To travel in the metro, one needs to get a travel card available at any metro station in the city.

Train
The railways in Georgia have lines that cover the majority of the country. It connects the capital city, Tbilisi, with various regions. You can choose between night trains, first-class cars and fast trains, depending on your purpose of commute.

Culture

Georgia has an ancient culture dating back millennia. The country’s ethnic identity is influenced by elements of European, Anatolian, Persian, Arabian, Far Eastern, and Ottoman. Georgian culture is renowned for its hospitality and tolerance. The official language of Georgia is Georgian. Most of the locals also speak in Russia. The country was a part of the Soviet Union and became independent in 1991. The country is overall safe and problems like corruption, petty/serious crimes, and terrorism are almost non-existent.

Weather

Summers in Tbilisi are warm and dry, while the winters are cold, snowy, and cloudy. The temperature usually varies between 28-88 degrees Fahrenheit in a year.