Hi there,

Every student pursuing MBBS from another country has to appear for FMGE in order to practice in India.  It does not matter whether your college is MCI approved or not, all foreign graduates have to give FMGE exam.

Hence, yes you can apply for FMGE

Hope this helps!

Hi,

NEET is a National Eligibility Entrance Test is national level competitive exam, which is taken every year for candidates having dream of becoming a doctor. Through NEET score, they can take admission in various colleges like AIMS, KGMU etc.,

The validity of score in India for taking admission in

Hello,

Yes, you can appear for UPSC, without clearing FMGE exam. FMGE is Foreign Medical Graduate Examination and conducted for those students who pursue their MBBS from foreign and want to practice medicine in India.

If you are Indian Citizen, then you are eligible for UPSC.

Hope it helps.

All

Hello aspirant,

According to the brochure released by NBE, the candidate should possess a primary medical qualification, which is confirmed by the Indian Embassy concerned, to be a recognized qualification for enrolment as a medical practitioner in the country in which the institution awarding the said qualification is situated.

Hence,

There is eligibility criteria that you need to fulfill when you apply for Andhra Pradesh State Quota:

You have should have domicile of Andhra Pradesh, which proves you are a local candidate or belongs to that particular state.

If you didn't fulfill any criteria you are not eligible for state

Hello Aspirant,

Students from our country those leave for MBBS to countries excluding India are categorized as foreign medical graduates (FMGs).

They may opt to get on for higher education in govt-operated establishments through AIQ.

The aspirant is incompetent for admission in a state through state allotment.

The aspirant is

Hello Aspirant,

Students from our country those leave for MBBS to countries excluding India are categorized as foreign medical graduates (FMGs).

They may opt to get on for higher education in govt-operated establishments through AIQ.

The aspirant is incompetent for admission in Maharashtra through state allotment.

The aspirant is instructed