Hey,

The FMGE is conducted twice a year in June & December and a candidate has to score a minimum of 50% marks in each of the papers to be declared passed. A candidate has a maximum of 3 attempts to pass the examination.

Hi Dear,

Following countries are exempted from Foreign Medical Graduates Examination:

• Australia,
• Canada,
• New Zealand,
• UK
• US

For  more details visit link provided below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/fmge

Best of Luck

Hello aspirant

EC certificate means

eligibility certificate from MCI mains medical council of India is is very much necessary for appearing foreign medical college examination for admission to foreign medical institution or college .

For applying in foreign medical colleges aspirant should apply  for EC to MCI. If there is

After FMGE exam you have various opportunites in various sectors as follows:

1.MD/MS/diploma

2.diplomate of national board

3. Combined medical services.

4. Civil services.

5.MBA

6. Clinical research.

7. Masters in health administration.

8. MTECH in biomedical engineering and biological sciences.

9. Masters in medical science and technology.

Hi there,

I hope you are in good condition . I would like to know you that for such queries you can write e-mail to the concerned authority.

By the way, for your date change concerned , I would like to tell you that it may change slightly. But most

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you need to pass NEET exam, lets see if you wish to explore the medical courses without NEET so it's not possible. You may have opportunity in pharma But you are trying to crack the FMGE exam(Foreign Medical Graduates Examination) so its a proper medical course. So

• Nationality:Candidate must be an Indian national or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)

• Qualification:He/she must possess a primary medical qualification which is equivalent to MBBS degree course in the country in which the institution awarding the said qualification is situated.

• Foreign medical graduates must be a citizen of India or should be Overseas Citizens of India.

• Aspirants must possess a primary medical qualification from the recognised institution, which must be confirmed by the concerned Indian Embassy of that country.

• It is necessary