AIETI Medical School was founded in 1989, becoming the first private medical institution in Georgia. It was established by Academician David Tvildiani and Dr. Dimitri Tvildiani. In 2011, it achieved full university status and was renamed as David Tvildiani Medical University, honoring its founder.
The university offers a six-year MD/MBBS program (5 years of academic study plus 1-year clinical internship) taught in English and Georgian, with a curriculum aligned with international standards. The campus includes simulation labs, anatomy and biochemistry laboratories, modern classrooms, and clinical training through affiliated hospitals.
AIETI/David Tvildiani is recognized by the World Health Organization, National Medical Commission (India), ECFMG, FAIMER, and WFME, and is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. Around 1,000 students are enrolled, including approximately 600–700 international students, and the university emphasizes preparation for the USMLE alongside regional licensure exams.
- Minimum 17 years old by 31 December of the admission year
- Completion of 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English, ensuring 50% in PCB (45–50% for reserved categories)
- NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian students
- Required documents: passport, academic transcripts, NEET scorecard (for Indian students), medical fitness certificate (including HIV), and passport-sized photos
- Hostels: Four university-assisted dormitories (separate by gender); furnished rooms with Wi‑Fi, laundry, kitchens. Indian-friendly mess available.
- Indian student community: Active groups, regular cultural celebrations, supportive atmosphere.
- Academics: USMLE-aligned curriculum with small-group teaching, integrated modules, frequent quizzes, and computer-based assessments.
- Clinical training: Initiated from Year 3 via rotations in affiliated hospitals and simulation clinics.
- Student support: International student office, career guidance, student councils, specialty interest groups, merit-based scholarships, and mentorship.