Hello, I have completed my NEET 2025 exam and want to study MBBS in Georgia. Indian NMC says that it is required to get register with professional regulatory body or otherwise competent to grant licenses and at par with the Georgian citizen. So after completing my MBBS from Georgia which is 6 years I will be registered in Georgia as a junior doctor but in order to get a license, I have to do PG in Georgia, which takes another 3 years. So will my MBBS degree in Georgia be valid in India?

Ans: Hello Deejay
Degree is valid in India, your son needs to do an internship in India & qualify the NEXT exam (earlier it was FMGE) to practice in India.

Ans: I understand what you're going through — as a parent, you want to make the right decision for your child’s future.
With 242 marks, it is not possible to get a government seat in India.
And as you said, Category B or management quota seats in private colleges are extremely expensive — often ?70–?1 crore for the full course.
So financially, studying abroad seems like a more reasonable option.
MBBS in Georgia is a good option
Georgia is a popular choice for Indian students now. The fees are lower (?35–45 lakhs total), the medium of teaching is English, and the environment is safe.
But it is very important to choose a college that is approved by NMC (National Medical Commission) in India. Without that, your daughter won’t be allowed to take the FMG exam later. So please be careful with the agent or consultant you go through.
The FMG Exam – Can She Clear It?
Now this is the most important point, and I’ll be honest with you.
• The FMG (Foreign Medical Graduate) exam is tough. Around 20–25% students pass it in one attempt.
• That means 75% don’t pass in the first try.
• The reason is not that foreign colleges are bad, but many students don’t prepare well from the start, or don’t take Indian syllabus seriously during MBBS abroad.
So yes — if your daughter is serious, and prepares for FMG from Year 1, she can definitely pass. Many students do.
Also, some good coaching centers offer FMG-focused preparation online while studying abroad. She can enroll in those side-by-side.