Meet Grigol Robakidze University Face to Face — 3 Days Only
For three days only, senior delegates from GRUNI — including the Vice-Rector — are in Gujarat for private, one-on-one counselling.
Not an agent. The university itself, across the table from you.
Three cities, three days — pick yours
Timings are different in each city. Please check yours carefully before you travel.
Rajkot
Ahmedabad
Gandhinagar
Why this session is different
Every consultant claims a "direct university tie-up." This is the one time you can check it for yourself.
The university, not a middleman
The people across the table set GRUNI's international admission policy. What they tell you is the university's actual position — not a promise passed down a chain of agents.
One-on-one, not a crowded hall
A private counselling table. Discuss your child's marks, your budget and your real worries openly — without fifty other families listening in.
Straight answers on recognition
Ask directly about NMC recognition, WHO/WDOMS listing, FMGE/NExT eligibility and practising in India — and get the answer from the university itself.
Three days, then they fly back
The delegation is in Gujarat from 20–22 July only. After that, this conversation goes back to email threads and agent phone calls.
Who you'll be meeting
Senior leadership from Grigol Robakidze University, Tbilisi — flying in for these three days.
Tamar Lagidze
Vice-Rector for Internationalization, Grigol Robakidze University
Anna Kasrashvili
Head of Center for International Student Support & Program Marketing
Natia Gelashvili
Head of Procurement Service, Pineo — the 350-bed multi-speciality teaching hospital partnered with GRUNI
What you can ask them ?
Come with your questions. This is the session to finally get them answered properly.
If you’re a parent
- Is the degree valid in India? NMC recognition, WHO/WDOMS listing, and exactly what your child must clear to practise here.
- What will it really cost? The full picture — tuition, hostel, food and living, not just a headline number.
- Where will my child live? Hostel, safety, Indian food and day-to-day support in Tbilisi.
- Who do we call if something goes wrong? Student support, thousands of kilometres away.
If you’re a student
- Do my marks qualify? Bring your marksheet and NEET score, and ask directly.
- What's the teaching like? English-medium instruction, class sizes and faculty.
- Where do I do clinicals? Pineo — the 350-bed multi-speciality teaching hospital.
- What's student life like? The Indian community, culture and settling into Tbilisi.
What to bring
Nothing is compulsory — but bring these and you'll get specific answers instead of general ones.
10th & 12th marksheets
So eligibility is discussed against your real scores
NEET scorecard
If you have it — required for Indian students
Your parents
They'll ask what you haven't thought of yet
Your questions
Written down — people forget half of them in the room
Quick questions
Is there any fee for this session?
No. The counselling session is completely free and there is no obligation to enrol
Do I need a NEET score to attend?
You can attend without one. But NEET is required for Indian students to study MBBS abroad and practise in India, so bring your scorecard if you have it — the delegates can then discuss your eligibility specifically
Can my parents come with me?
Please bring them. These sessions are designed for families — most of the questions that matter (cost, safety, degree validity) are the ones parents ask
Is GRUNI recognised in India?
Grigol Robakidze University is recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and the World Health Organization, and is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. Graduates must clear FMGE/NExT to practise in India — ask the delegates for the current details
How long is each session?
Plan for around 20–30 minutes one-on-one
Ask. Interact. Get clarity.
Three days. Three cities. One chance to get your MBBS-in-Georgia questions answered by Grigol Robakidze University itself — before the delegation flies home.
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