Akaki Tsereteli State University

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Akaki Tsereteli State University

Course duration 6 years only

English is the medium of Instruction

Guaranteed success in MCI/USMLE Test

Safest Country in the world

WHO/MCI Approved University

Lowest fee comparative to other university.

Additional Clinical Rotations in PBL Program

Second Largest campus in Georgia

ATSU has own Hospitals in Kutaisi

Free Online Mci Coaching Material from First To Last Year.

Free Medical Terminology Classes before Departure

About

Akaki Tsereteli State University

Akaki Tsereteli State University Georgia was founded in 1933, it is one of the old-est state educational centers in Georgia with well developed infrastructure. The study process at ATSU is conducted in each level — bachelor, master and doctorate, which are accredited by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia. At the present time, due to the success of the re-forms, the University has around 10,000 students at nine faculties.
University co-operates productively with Universities and Scientific Centers of EU, USA and Eastern countries to establish conditions meeting international accreditation/ approval standards and to create the best environment for the students.

Fees Structure

Akaki Tsereteli State University Fees Structure

USD

INR

1st Year

$3850 year

277200 year

Tution Fees
Hostel Fees
Food Mesh
Administrative Charge
TRC Charge

2nd Year

$3850 year

277200 year

Tution Fees
Hostel Fees
Food Mesh
Administrative Charge
TRC Charge

3rd Year

$3850 year

277200 year

Tution Fees
Hostel Fees
Food Mesh
Administrative Charge
TRC Charge

4th Year

$3850 year

277200 year

Tution Fees
Hostel Fees
Food Mesh
Administrative Charge
TRC Charge

5th Year

$3850 year

277200 year

Tution Fees
Hostel Fees
Food Mesh
Administrative Charge
TRC Charge

6th Year

$3850 year

277200 year

Tution Fees
Hostel Fees
Food Mesh
Administrative Charge
TRC Charge

Notes*

1 USD = INR 74 (approx. for calculation) Actual rate at the time of fees payment will be calculated.
Food Expenses 100$-120$ per month. Accommodation 120$-150$ per Month (Excluding above fees structure).
Abroad Education Consultancy Service charges, University Administrative charges, Visa processing charges, Online MCI Coaching Charge, Insurance Charge, Visa Extensions & TRC Card charges and Air-ticket charges are excluded from the above fees structure.

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Considering your application as early as possible is the best way to go. After all, the sooner you gain acceptance into a university, the sooner you can arrange your travels. To avoid disappointment, note down all the relevant application deadlines (set out by your chosen university) in HUGE LETTERS on your calendar.
Application deadlines will be different depending on the school, but, for programs starting in the fall (September/October), applications will generally be open from early in the year (January/February) until the middle of the year (June/July)..

Whether you can stay back after the completion of your course varies from country to country. For example, the UK allows international students to remain for four months after completing the course (for a degree-level course they can stay for 12 months or more). In the US, an F1 student visa holder can complete up to a year of temporary employment directly related to their major field of study. However, employment must be found within 90 days of the completion of the course. If you have completed at least two years of study in Australia, you may stay back for 18 months to gain work experience.

Not necessarily. Some countries allow students to stay back to gain experience or seek temporary employment. You can apply for a work visa afterwards and if approved continue to stay there.

Absolutely. digibank by DBS offers education loans for students who wish to study abroad at attractive interest rates. You can start repaying your student loan a year after your studies are completed or six months after getting your first job, whichever is earlier.

Once you are on campus, you may feel the need to transfer to a different university. In such scenarios, the consequences on the validity of your student visa will depend on your university. When you are granted a visa to study at a university abroad, it is usually based on the university's requirements. If you wish to change to a different university, you may need to cancel your student visa and apply afresh, depending on the rules governing visas in the country you are studying in.

Almost all major universities ask international students to open a local bank account. It helps you pay bills and accept payment for part-time work. Opening of a bank account is part of the orientation programme at most universities. Your liaison officer or advisor on campus will help you through the process.