• Academic qualification: Completion of 12th grade from a recognized board with a minimum required percentage is 50%
   
• Age requirement: Must be at least 17 years old at the time of application. 
   
• Entrance exam: May need to pass an entrance exam depending on the university's policy. 
   
• Language proficiency: English language proficiency may be required for international students. 
  SSC & HSC should be from science.

Georgian National University does not require any kind of Standardize test for specific program.

Georgian National University SEU accepts applications from students without requiring any type of English language proficiency test results. Georgian National University SEU does not require a score on the English Language Proficiency Test for admission to any of its programs. Students can provide their English language proficiency test results as proof of proficiency if they have them.

The Dentistry Program focuses on providing students with extensive knowledge and skills related to both the scientific foundations and clinical practices of dentistry. Key elements include:

1. Knowledge and Understanding:
   • Understanding of normal and pathological processes in the body at cellular, molecular, and biochemical levels.
   • In-depth knowledge of etiology, pathogenesis, and treatment of dental and general diseases, considering age and patient health.
   • Competence in behavioral and social sciences, including human psychology and sociology.
   • Understanding public health, professional standards, and ethical and legal principles in dental care.
2. Skills:
   • Ability to perform clinical exams, take patient histories, and manage treatment with ethical considerations.
   • Differential diagnosis and critical analysis of clinical data to form treatment plans.
   • Proficiency in emergency care, prescribing medications, and applying infection control measures.
   • Development of evidence-based treatment plans and ensuring patient safety and communication.

Graduates are equipped to deliver comprehensive care, focusing on both clinical proficiency and professional ethics, ensuring high standards in dental practice.

During your dentistry degree, you will develop both clinical and technical abilities through practical work placements. While prior experience isn’t required, a few weeks of work shadowing or experience in a dental practice can demonstrate your commitment to the field. You might also have the chance to engage in research projects through summer internships.

You may have the option to pursue an intercalated degree (a year spent studying for a BSc in a related subject) between your second and third years. This can help refine your area of interest and direct your career path.

Many students also volunteer with charities to offer oral healthcare advice, improving skills like communication, teamwork, and self-confidence.

After completing your studies, potential career paths include:

• Dental hygienist
• Dental technician
• Dental therapist
• Dentist
• Academic researcher
• Health improvement practitioner
• Health service manager
• Higher education lecturer
• Medical sales representative
• Research scientist (medical)
• Teaching laboratory technician

These roles span clinical, educational, and research fields within dentistry and healthcare.

The Bachelor in Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) program at Georgian National University (SEU) offers students a comprehensive education in dental medicine, with ample research opportunities to foster innovation and scientific advancement. Here’s a summary of the main research areas available within the program:

Research Opportunities at SEU:

1. Clinical Research:
   • Focuses on improving dental treatments, including oral hygiene, prosthetics, orthodontics, and periodontics.
   • Students can participate in clinical trials, case studies, and patient evaluations in collaboration with hospitals and clinics.
2. Dental Technology & Innovation:
   • Involves researching new dental materials, devices, and treatment techniques, such as biocompatible materials for fillings and crowns.
   • Students may work with cutting-edge technologies in dental imaging and CAD/CAM systems.
3. Oral Health & Public Health Research:
   • Research in public health dentistry, disease prevention, and oral health education.
   • Students may work on projects to improve dental care access and study the relationship between oral and overall health.
4. Regenerative Dentistry & Stem Cell Research:
   • Exploring regenerative techniques to regenerate tooth structures and tissues using stem cells and tissue engineering.
   • Focus on biomaterials, cell therapy, and growth factors.
5. Periodontology & Oral Surgery Research:
   • Research related to periodontal disease, oral surgery, and implants.
   • Studies may include treatment outcomes, surgical techniques, and complications with dental implants.
6. Collaboration with International Research Networks:
   • SEU partners with international dental schools and research centers.
   • Students can collaborate on research projects, attend conferences, and engage in global discussions.
7. Thesis Projects and Academic Research:
   • Final-year students typically complete a thesis based on original research.
   • Topics could cover oral microbiology, dental pharmacology, pathology, and preventative dentistry.

Faculty Support & Research Resources:

• Experienced Faculty: Guidance from faculty experts in various dental fields, providing mentorship on research topics, data analysis, and publishing.
• Research Seminars & Workshops: Opportunities for students to present and discuss their research.
• Research Facilities: Access to modern labs and dental equipment for high-quality research.
• Partnerships with Clinics & Hospitals: Opportunities to gain practical experience and participate in clinical research projects.

Global Exposure:

• SEU encourages students to attend international dental conferences and symposia, exposing them to the latest research and advancements in dentistry.