All About FMGE: Eligibility, Paper Pattern, Syllabus

Here are the steps to retrieve your lost NEET 2019 scorecard:

Check your Email: Look through your email inbox. Don't forget the spam and promotions folder. There must be an email from NTA mentioning regarding NEET 2019 result or scorecard.

Visit the NTA Website:

Go the official website of NTA.

Look for the section called "NEET".

Look if link is there for download scorecards of previous years. You may be required to provide your application number, birth date and security pin.

Contact NTA Helpdesk:

Send your complaint to the NTA helpdesk through their website or helpline number. Brief your problem clearly and ask for their aid to obtain your scorecard.   Don't forget to remember to be able to offer all your NEET application number, your roll number and other details to them.

If you still cannot retrieve your scorecard by above options, then, you may make use of these alternatives:

Apply through RTI Application: You can apply for an RTI, i.e., a Right to Information application to NTA to get a copy of your scorecard. This, in any case, would be a time-consuming process, but somehow, could be useful.

Contact your coaching institute or college: They would probably have a copy of your scorecard or could help you get it from the NTA.

Don't lose hope and keep trying an attempt to get back your scorecard. Keep trying different ways and don't shy away from taking legal help from the concerned authorities.

Hello Suhana,

Hey there,

If you've lost your NEET UG 2019 scorecard and NTA hasn't responded to your email requests for a duplicate, you can try the following steps:

1. Re-send the email to NTA : Ensure that you're emailing the correct address. Include all relevant details (like NEET roll number, registration number, date of birth, etc.) and explain your urgency for the FMGE exam. Use a polite but clear subject line like " Urgent: Request for NEET UG 2019 Duplicate Score Card ."
   
   

2. Contact NTA via different channels : Besides email, try:

   • Calling the NTA helpdesk again and ask to escalate your issue.
   • Reach out to NTA on social media platforms (like Twitter), as public posts sometimes receive faster responses.
     
     

3. Contact your NEET exam center : If you remember your exam center, you can inquire if they have any retained records or additional guidance on how to retrieve your scorecard.
   
   

4. Legal route : If none of the above works, you may consider submitting an affidavit stating the loss of your scorecard along with the proof of attempts made to retrieve it (emails, screenshots of conversations, etc.). This can be submitted to the FMGE authorities as an interim solution while you continue trying to get a duplicate scorecard.

Lastly, ensure to keep all communication records and screenshots of your attempts to show sincerity in your efforts.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

As a foreign medical graduate, you have several alternatives through which you can obtain a medical license in other countries. Some of them include:

United States: You can use the USMLE route. You will be required to do residence training in the U.S. only after passing your examinations before you can practice there.

For instance, in Canada , the MCCQEs are applied for apart from the MCCQE. Subsequently, this one may be followed by residency training.

In Australia , AMC tests, among them the MCQ, and the clinical exams may be undertaken. You can apply for medical registration after passing the test.

UK: Take PLAB exams, and then must have a supervised period of practice with the NHS.

Carry out country-specific individual research on requirements such as language proficiency and additional examination requirements.

To participate in the haryana state quota ,fmge students must meet the domicile criteria, which requires them to be a bona fide resident of haryana for atleast 10 years.this means they should have resided in the state for a minimum of 10 years and must studied under any board,such as CBSE,icse,hbse etc.

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To participate in Bihar state's open quote seat for NEET PG courses in private medical colleges, you'll need to register for the Bihar NEET PG Counselling . Although you've cleared the FMGE exam and are from Karnataka, you're eligible to participate in the counselling process for private medical colleges in Bihar. However, please note that you'll need to meet the eligibility criteria set by the Bihar counselling authority, which includes qualifying the NEET PG exam and fulfilling other requirements .

Hello,

There are no specific colleges in Kolkata solely for pursuing FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination). However, some medical colleges in Kolkata offer coaching or preparatory courses for FMGE:

1. Institute of Foreign Medical Graduates (IFMG): Offers FMGE coaching and preparatory courses.

2. Kolkata Medical College: Provides guidance and support for FMGE aspirants.

3. RG Kar Medical College: Offers FMGE coaching and preparatory courses.

4. Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College: Provides FMGE coaching and guidance.

5. IQ City Medical College: Offers FMGE coaching and preparatory courses.

Additionally, some private coaching institutes in Kolkata, like:

1. FMGE Coaching Institute

2. MCI Coaching Centre

3. Medicoops

Hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello Sahil! Since you completed your MBBS from Russia and have not taken the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination), you have several alternative career options and fields for further studies in India. Here are some possibilities:

1. Masters Programs:

a) Public Health [ Master of Public Health (MPH)]: Focus on health policy, epidemiology, and public health management.

b) Hospital Management ( MBA in Healthcare Management): Learn about healthcare administration, hospital operations, and management.

c) Clinical Research ( MSc in Clinical Research): Study clinical trials, research methodologies, and drug development.

d) Biomedical Sciences ( MSc in Biomedical Sciences): Focus on research and development in medical sciences and biotechnology.

e) Medical Informatics ( MSc in Medical Informatics): Specialize in healthcare data management, electronic health records, and health information systems.

2. Other Professional Courses:

a) Healthcare Consultancy: Work as a consultant in healthcare management, policy development, or health technology.

b) Medical Writing: Specialize in writing for medical journals, health content, and regulatory documentation.

c) Teaching and Academics: Consider teaching medical or health-related subjects at educational institutions or training centers.

3. Alternative Healthcare Fields:

a) Clinical Psychology: Pursue a career in clinical psychology or counseling with additional qualifications.

b) Ayurveda or Alternative Medicine: Explore opportunities in fields like Ayurveda, homeopathy, or other alternative medicine systems.

c) Nutrition and Dietetics: Specialize in nutrition, diet planning, and wellness.

4. Business and Entrepreneurship:

a) Healthcare Startups: Start or work with healthcare startups focusing on innovation and technology.

b) Pharma and Biotechnology: Explore roles in pharmaceutical companies or biotechnology firms.

The Conclusion:

You have several viable career paths and study options in India beyond taking the FMGE. Consider your interests and career goals when choosing the right path for you.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello

The discrepancy in your name between the 10th marksheet/eligibility certificate (MOHD SAIF) and your MBBS degree/passport (MOHAMMAD SAIF) might raise concerns during the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) application process. However, it's not necessarily a major issue.

To address this:

1. *Gather documents*: Collect all relevant documents, including your 10th marksheet, eligibility certificate, MBBS degree, passport, and any other identification proof.

2. *Obtain a name affidavit*: Get a name affidavit from a notary public or a court, stating that "MOHD SAIF" and "MOHAMMAD SAIF" refer to the same person (you).

3. *Attach documents*: Submit the name affidavit along with the other documents during the FMGE application process.

4. *Explain the discrepancy*: In the application form, provide a brief explanation for the name variation.

The National Board of Examinations (NBE) or the Medical Council of India (MCI) might request additional documentation or clarification. Be prepared to provide it.

While this discrepancy might cause some inconvenience, it's unlikely to be a major obstacle. However, it's always better to be prepared and provide clear documentation to avoid any potential issues.