Highly not recommended to any foreign student. not a university but some cheap, low level establishment
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Irresponsible staff, they never reply to emails and wrong phone is put here, and they lost my file which i paid for preparing it and translating and sending.
Never rely on this university
Here is a higher education center where I think very excellent student youth are studying
The worst university that I have ever come across, we are currently in a dangerous pandemic and they are forcing all the students into one room with no social distancing measures, they do not listen to the students, care for their health or even respect them. Truly a disgrace
Never rely on this university. It is bad university.
This university is very bad. I really regret that I joined it.
During this pandemic, they are acting irresponsibly, where they are forcing to arrive to Georgia to attend Offline Exams, while as university body should be more caring about their students health and eventually the university reputation.
Their staff should be more responsive with clear information / instructions to go through and complete the required formalities on their portal
This is a place for the aspiring students come from various parts of the world to fulfill their dreams.
Very bad no one helpful i am very sad I choose this university
Best university in Tbilisi
This university offers 6 yrs MD -mbbs course.good infrastructure.proffessors are well trained.
It’s a good university with a variety of departments. This particular building, for the humanities, is very well-appointed. There’s a disabled entrance and restrooms. Incidentally, there are at least one or two restrooms on each floor.
There’s a cafeteria. I didn’t try the food.
There’s a working elevator. (The stairs aren’t always clean.)
There are sofas in the hallways. There are plugs and workspaces.
Some classrooms are very small for the large number of students. The boards, by the way, are white; you can write with markers. Each classroom has a computer, but not all have a licensed Windows version installed or activated.
There are two computer labs.