Medicine and Dentistry
Students without Biology or Chemistry at A-level can still request a file review for MD or DMD. The decision starts with completed secondary education, document recognition and the selected university route.
British curriculum route - worldwide qualification review
Study in Georgia for UK and Ireland Students
Students holding British-curriculum qualifications can compare English-taught Medicine, Dentistry, business and technology programs in Georgia whether they studied in the UK or at an international school elsewhere. Admission.ge reviews the awarding body, completed secondary-education evidence, results, passport copy and personal photo.
Program Routes
Business and technology
Useful for students seeking international experience and practical English-taught study.
All undergraduate routes
The same document logic applies to bachelor’s and one-cycle programs: send the real school record before choosing a route or paying for processing.
Starting Documents
- Passport.
- A-level results or completed secondary-education evidence for undergraduate and one-cycle routes.
- GCSE, O-level and AS Level results as supporting evidence, not as a replacement for completed secondary education.
- Transcript and course descriptions for transfer or graduate study.
- Future licensing or postgraduate destination questions.
Why Admission.ge
Value comparison
Students compare tuition, program length, language and support before choosing.
Document review
Admission.ge checks entry documents before the application is pushed deeper.
Practical support in Georgia
Arrival, housing and residence-planning services are available when selected.
Key Questions
Can I apply for MD or DMD without Biology or Chemistry at A-level?
Yes, the file can still be reviewed. Admission.ge checks completed secondary education, recognition readiness and the exact program route before advising the student.
Are international GCSE and A Level exam boards accepted?
Yes. Official qualifications from recognised awarding bodies can be reviewed whether they were taken in the UK or at an international school elsewhere. The complete qualification and recognition evidence remain important.
Are GCSE, O-level or AS Level enough by themselves?
No. They are useful supporting documents, but undergraduate and one-cycle routes normally need completed secondary-education evidence that can be recognized.
Can a foundation year solve missing high-school completion?
Not as a shortcut. If recognition still requires a complete high-school certificate or equivalent evidence, a foundation year does not remove that requirement.