Bachelor Registration Procedure and Required Documents

• Registration Application: Complete the application during the document submission process.

• Identity Document: Provide the original and a copy of your ID card. Foreign citizens must submit a copy of their passport or ID card along with a notarized Georgian translation.

• Photographs: Submit four 3x4 photos and an electronic version on CD or DVD.

• Military Registration Document: Georgian citizens subject to military registration must provide the original and a copy of the document confirming their registration.

• Educational Documents:

  • Bachelor's Degree Applicants: Submit a copy of the document confirming complete general or equivalent education.
  • Master's Degree Applicants: Submit a copy of the document confirming at least a bachelor’s or equivalent higher education. If education was obtained in a foreign institution, include a notarized Georgian translation and recognition document of the education.

• English Proficiency Certificate: Provide a certificate confirming your proficiency at the level required for admission to the English-language program or another relevant program.

• Marine Education Program: Submit medical examination form #100/a (Dedani) issued by an authorized medical institution.

• English-Language Programs: Applicants must exceed the 50% threshold in English proficiency.

Special Admission Conditions for Studying at BNU Without Unified National Exams

According to Georgian legislation, certain applicants are exempt from passing unified national exams, including:

• Foreign Citizens and Stateless Persons: Those who have completed general or equivalent education abroad.
• Georgian Citizens: Those who completed full general education or its equivalent in a foreign country and attended the last two years of full general education abroad.
• Foreign Citizens (excluding joint higher education or exchange programs): Those who have studied and received credits or qualifications at a recognized foreign higher education institution.
• Georgian Citizens (excluding joint higher education or exchange programs): Those who lived abroad for at least 75 days during a semester while studying at a foreign higher education institution and obtained credits or qualifications recognized by the legislation of that country.