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Anubha

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Yes, Tbilisi State Medical University is among the top medical colleges of Georgia known for its English-taught medical programs. The best part about the TSMU admissions is its easy to meet the eligibility criteria. 

The TSMU Georgia MBBS is valid in India due to adherence to the NMC guidelines. The major NMC guidelines include:

  • An English-taught MBBS course in any foreign university

  • The duration should be 54 months or above for a full-time course

  • Mandatary 12 month clinical internship to be completed by enrolled students 

  • 17 years of age

  • NEET qualification

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Anubha

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No, the TSMU eligibility criteria for Indian students include NEET qualification for TSMU admissions.  The best part about the qualification requirement for NEET is that the cutoffs are low, with about a 50 percentile requirement of around 130-215 marks.  

TSMU admissions require a much lower cutoff and have lower fees than those of private medical colleges in India. Admissions are worth it for average Indian students who are looking for lower cutoffs, global exposure and affordability compared to private medical colleges in India.

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Anubha

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Yes, Tbilisi State Medical University is among the top medical colleges in Georgia, known for its English-taught medical programs. The best part about TSMU admissions is its easy to meet the eligibility criteria. 

The TSMU Georgia MBBS is valid in India as the university strictly follows NMC and WHO guidelines. The major NMC guidelines include:

  • An English-taught MBBS course in any foreign university

  • The duration should be 54 months or above for a full-time course

  • Mandatary 12 month clinical internship to be completed by enrolled students 

  • 17 years of age

  • NEET qualification

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Akanksha Yadav

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The general Category B cutoffs typically require higher scores.

Under the BCE category along with a Telangana domicile, you may have a little chance in Muslim minority private medical colleges in Hyderabad if minority management quota cutoffs or subsequent mop-up rounds drop nearby to your range.

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Akanksha Yadav

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You can get admission to private and institutional quota BPT seats in Pune with a NEET score of 170 marks.

You can check the colleges mentioned below-

  • Sancheti Healthcare Academy (Shivajinagar)
  • Progressive Education Society's Modern College of Physiotherapy (Shivajinagar)
  • Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth (Sadashiv Peth)
  • Suryadatta Institute of Health Sciences (Bavdhan)
  • Chaitanya Medical Foundation's College of Physiotherapy (Nigdi / Pimpri-Chinchwad)

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Akanksha Yadav

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Yes, you have great chance of getting a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) seat at Awadh Dental College and Hospital, Jamshedpur with a score of 450–500 marks in NEET.

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Tasbiya Khan

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No, physiotherapy admissions generally don't require NEET like MBBS does. Most colleges admit based on Class 12 marks or their own entrance exam. Some universities also accept CUET scores for admission. So your path here is a bit more flexible than the MBBS route. Just check each college's specific admission process before applying.

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Tasbiya Khan

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No, physiotherapy admissions generally don't require NEET like MBBS does. Most colleges admit based on Class 12 marks or their own entrance exam. Some universities also accept CUET scores for admission. So your path here is a bit more flexible than the MBBS route. Just check each college's specific admission process before applying.

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