FMGE 2023 Exam: Date, Registration, Pattern, Syllabus, Admit Card
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About FMGE 2023
FMGE - Foreign Medical Graduate Examination is a screening test for medical graduates to be eligible to practice medicine in the country. FMGE exam is conducted biannually in the month of June and December by the National Board of Examinations for Indian and Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) to obtain the registration certificate from the National Medical Commission (NMC) or State Medical Council (SMC).
The NBE will announce the FMGE 2023 June session exam date on the official website soon. The FMGE 2023 application form will also be released on the website along with the information brochure. The official bulletin will include essential details such as FMGE 2023 eligibility for the exam, application process, fee, exam centres and more. The NBE also opens the FMGE 2023 correction window for a specific period of time for candidates to rectify mistakes in their application form
Aspirants who will successfully register for the exam will be issued FMGE 2023 admit card. Candidates will be required to carry a hard copy of the hall ticket at the FMGE 2023 exam centre. The admit card for FMGE 2023 will carry the candidate's name, roll number and exam centre details and must be retained until the end of the admission process.
The FMGE 2023 June session exam will be conducted in a computer-based mode across the country. As per the FMGE exam pattern 2023, the test will be divided into two parts - Part A and Part B. Each part will have 150 questions, making a total of 300 questions. The questions in the FMGE exam will be asked from the MBBS curriculum. As per the marking scheme, one mark will be awarded for every correct answer, while there will be no negative marking.
The FMGE 2023 result will be released online at nbe.edu.in for the Juneember session. To be included in FMGE results, aspirants need to obtain at least 150 marks out of 300. Qualified candidates will be able to download their FMGE 2023 scorecards. The pass certificates will also be issued to the FMGE 203 qualified aspirants and the dates for the same will be notified on the website later.
FMGE 2023 Highlights
| Full Exam Name | Foreign Medical Graduates Examination |
| Short Exam Name | FMGE |
| Conducting Body | National Board of Examinations (NBE) |
| Frequency of Conduct | 2 times a year |
| Exam Level | National Level Exam |
| Languages | English |
| Mode of Application | Online |
| Application Fee (General) | 7080 Rs [Online] |
| Mode of Exam | Online |
| Exam Duration | 5 Hours |
Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) are required to fulfil the following eligibility criteria of FMGE 2023 in order to be able to appear in the June session examination. Candidates can check the FMGE 2023 eligibility criteria listed below:
- Candidates applying to FMGE must be either an Indian national or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI).
- Aspirants should obtain the necessary primary medical qualification and must obtain their MBBS degree before the ascertained period for a particular session. The MBBS degree of the FMGs must be awarded by institutions included in the World Directory of Medical Schools as listed by the World Health Organization (WHO) or an institution duly attested by the Indian embassy concerned for the candidates to be recognized as medical practitioners in India.
- All the FMGs are required to provide documents in support of the primary medical education from the foreign medical institution concerned.
- Candidates with a postgraduate medical degree obtained in the countries of Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and the United States of America need not appear in FMGE 2023 screening test as they can directly register with MCI/SMC.
Mode of Application : Online
Mode of Payment : Net Banking | Credit Card | Debit Card
Here are the steps to fill FMGE 2023 application form.
- Candidates need to visit nbe.edu.in and click on the tab that says "FMGE June 2023".
- In the next step, all the necessary details pertaining to the application form for FMGE 2023 must be filled out by the candidates.
- All the information provided in the FMGE application form must be correct, so candidates must thoroughly check the details before clicking on the 'Submit' button.
- The fee for the application form of FMGE 2023 which is Rs 7080 (including GST) will be paid in the next step via Credit or Debit Card or net banking only.
- The candidates will be required to check the confirmation box in order to ensure the successful submission of the FMGE 2023 application form.
NOTE: Candidates who will successfully complete the application process of FMGE will receive a confirmation letter sent by NBE on their registered email IDs.
Application Fees
| Category | Quota | Mode | Gender | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SC, ST, General, EWS, OBC | Online | Male, Transgender, Female | ₹ 7080 |
FMGE 2023 Syllabus
Anatomy
General anatomy |
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| Basic tissues to body, terminology, and nomenclature |
Elements of anatomy |
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| Osteology, arthrology, myology, angiology, neurology |
Regional anatomy |
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| Upper limb, lower limb thorax-including diaphragm abdomen and pelvis, head, neck brain, and spinal cord |
Embryology |
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| Development of individual organs and systems, postnatal growth, and development |
Histology |
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| General histology microanatomy of individual organs and systems |
Human genetics |
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| Principles of human genetics and molecular biology |
Radiological anatomy |
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| Skiagrams, special X-rays, principles of imaging techniques |
Surface anatomy |
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| In cadavers, in the living |
Sectional anatomy |
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| Thorax, abdomen, head, neck, and brain |
Physiology
General physiology |
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Body fluids-blood |
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Nerve and muscle |
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Gastrointestinal tract |
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Kidney |
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Skin and body temperature |
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Endocrine glands |
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Reproduction |
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Cardiovascular system |
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Respiratory system |
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Central nervous systems |
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Special senses |
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Biochemistry
Cell and sub-cellular structures |
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Hydrogen ion concentration acid, bases, buffers, Henderson-Hasselbach equation |
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Isotopes and their application |
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Carbohydrates |
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Amino acids, peptides, and proteins |
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Lipids |
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Nuclear acids |
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Enzymes |
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Vitamins |
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Biological oxidation |
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Digestion and absorption from gi tract |
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Intermediary metabolism |
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Carbohydrate metabolism |
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Lipid metabolism |
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Protein and amino acid metabolism |
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Purine and primidine metabolism |
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Minerals |
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Biochemical genetics and protein biosynthesis |
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Tissue biochemistry |
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Liver functions |
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Nutrition and energy metabolism |
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Pathology
Cell injury |
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Inflammation and repair |
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Immunopathology |
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Infectious diseases |
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Circulatory disturbances |
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Growth disturbances and neoplasia |
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Nutritional and other disorders |
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Genetic disorder |
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Hematology |
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Cardiovascular pathology |
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Respiratory pathology |
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Pathology of kidney and urinary tract |
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Hepatobiliary pathology |
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Lymphoreticular system/ spleen |
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Reproductive system (male and female) |
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Diseases of the breast |
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Musculoskeletal system |
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Endocrine pathology |
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Neuropathology |
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Dermatopathology |
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Ocular pathology |
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Microbiology
General microbiology |
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Immunology |
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Bacteriology |
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General virology |
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Systemic virology |
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Mycology |
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Parasitology |
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Clinical/ applied microbiology |
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Pharmacology
General pharmacology |
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Autonomic nervous system |
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Cardiovascular system |
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Diuretics |
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Drugs affecting blood and blood formation |
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Autocoids and related drugs |
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Respiratory system |
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Gastrointestinal system |
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Endocrine pharmacology |
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Central nervous system |
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Psychopharmacology |
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Drugs in anaesthetic practice |
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Chemotherapy |
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Toxicology |
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Clinical pharmacology and rational drug use |
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Forensic medicine
Definitions |
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Courts of india |
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Court procedures |
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Medical certifications and medicolegal reports including dying declaration |
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Death |
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Changes after death |
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Inquest by police, magistrate, and coroner |
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Identification |
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Examination of mutilated human remains |
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Medicolegal autopsies |
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Mechanical injuries and wounds |
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Examination of an injury case |
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Injuries due to physical agents and their medico legal importance |
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Asphyxial death |
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Death due to malnutrition, neglect battered babies |
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Dowry death |
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Virginity, sexual offences, sexual perversions |
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Legitimacy |
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Pregnancy and delivery |
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Infanticide |
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Biological fluids |
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Seminal stains |
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Forensic psychiatry |
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Medical jurisprudence |
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Toxicology |
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General surgery
Hemorrhage and shock |
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Fluid, electrolyte and acid balance, nutrition |
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Skin tumours, burns, skin grafting |
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Arterial diseases |
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Venous diseases |
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Lymphatic and lymph nodes |
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Wounds |
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Specific and non-specific injections |
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Tumors, cysts, ulcers and sinuses, and fistulae |
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Infections of hand and foot |
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Diseases of muscle, tendons, bursae, and fascia |
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Hernia |
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Umbilical granuloma, fistula, adenoma |
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Abdominal wall |
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Face, teeth, gums, mouth, tongue, salivary glands, neck |
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Thyroid glands, thyroglossal tract, and endocrines |
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Breast |
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Sympathetic system |
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Craniocerebral injuries |
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Brain, nerves |
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Genitourinary system |
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Kidneys and ureters |
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Urinary bladder |
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Prostrate |
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Urethra |
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Penis, testis, and scrotum |
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Vasectomy and recanalisation |
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Cardiothoracic system |
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Oesophagus, stomach, and duodenum |
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Spleen, liver, gall bladder, and bile ducts |
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Pancreas |
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Peritoneum |
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Intestines, intestinal obstruction |
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Appendix |
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Rectum and anal canal |
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Anesthesia
Anatomy of upper airway |
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Physiology of respiration O2/ CO2 transport |
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Methods of oxygen therapy |
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Preoperative evaluation/ premedication |
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Anaesthetic agents, stages of anesthesia |
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Principles and mechanism of administration of general anaesthetics, balanced anesthesia |
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Ippv, endotracheal intubations |
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Muscle relaxants |
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Spinal/ epidural anesthesia |
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Local anesthesia |
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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation basic, use of simple ventilators |
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Monitoring |
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ICU, role of anaesthesiologist in icu |
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Shock |
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Blood transfusion and fluid electoral balance |
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Sites of respiratory obstruction and management of airway in an Unconscious patient |
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Poisoning |
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Role of anaesthesiologist in acute and chronic relief |
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Orthopedics
Traumatology |
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| Injuries of bones and joints, injuries of lower extremity, injuries of the spine vascular injuries |
Cold orthopedics |
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Regional conditions |
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Neuromuscular disorder |
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Bone and joint tuberculosis |
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Physical medicine and rehabilitation |
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Radiodiagnosis
Respiratory system |
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Cardiovascular system |
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Gastrointestinal system |
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Obstetrics and gynaecology |
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Skeletal system |
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Central nervous system |
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Excretory system |
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Radiotherapy
Principles of radiotherapy |
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Principles of chemotherapy |
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Prevention and early diagnosis of cancer |
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Principles of nuclear medicine |
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Common radiation reactions and management |
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Radiotherapy and chemotherapy in commonly seen cancers |
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Radioisotopes in diagnosis and therapy |
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Paediatrics
Vital statistics |
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Neonatology |
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Growth and development |
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Nutrition |
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Infections |
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Genetics |
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Pediatric emergencies |
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Central nervous system |
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Gastroenterology |
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Nephrology |
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Endocrinology |
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Respiratory system |
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Medicine
Clinical methods in the practice of medicine |
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Common symptoms of disease |
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Nutrition/ exposure to physical and chemical agents |
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Infections |
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Haematology |
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Respiratory system |
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Cardiovascular system |
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Gartrointestinal tract |
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Emergency Medicine |
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Neurological system |
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Nephrology and urinary system connected to tissue disorders |
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Endocrine system |
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Geriatrics |
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Tuberculosis and respiratory diseases
Diagnosis and management of common ailments affecting the chest with special emphasis on management and prevention of tuberculosis, and national tuberculosis control programme |
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Psychiatry
History aspects and diagnosis, and treatment of mental illness |
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Conduction of mental status examination |
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Behavioral sciences |
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Different psychoses clinical features, diagnosis, and management of: Schizophrenia |
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Mania and depression |
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Anxiety disorders and hysteria |
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Dementia |
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Alcoholism |
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Drug abuse |
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Psychiatric emergencies |
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Clinical features, diagnosis and management of psychiatric disorders of childhood, and adolescence |
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Personality disorder |
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Dermatology and sexually transmitted diseases
Dermatological therapy |
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Lichen planus |
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Diseases caused by nutritional and environmental factors |
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Infective disorders |
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Melanocytes, pigment metabolism and other disorders of pigmentation |
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Allergic disorders |
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Dermatitis and eczema |
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Vesiculobullous diseases |
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Alopecia and hirsutism |
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Structure and functions of sebaceous glands, and disease |
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Leprosy |
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Psoriasis |
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STD |
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Ophthalmology
Basic sciences |
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| Anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, elementary optics, diseases of the eye |
Conjunctiva |
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Cornea |
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Sclera |
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Uveal tract |
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Lens |
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Vitreous |
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Glaucoma |
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Retina |
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Optic nerve |
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Intraoccular tumors |
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Squint |
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Orbit |
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Lacrimal system |
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Lids |
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Refractive errors |
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Injuries |
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Ophthalmic surgery |
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Community ophthalmology |
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Miscellaneous |
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Otorhinolaryngology
Diseases of the ear |
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Diseases of nose and paranasal sinuses |
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Diseases of nasopharynx |
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Diseases of trachea |
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Oesophagus |
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Obstetrics and Gynecology
Anatomy of the female reproductive tract |
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Physiology of conception |
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Development of foetus and placenta |
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Diagnosis of pregnancy |
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Maternal changes in pregnancy |
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Antenatal care |
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Abnormal obstetrics |
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Normal labour |
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Normal puerparium |
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Breast feeding |
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Care of new born |
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Medical termination of pregnancy |
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Family planning |
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Operative obstetrics |
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Post caesarian pregnancy |
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Pharmacotherapeutics in obstetrics |
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Safe motherhood |
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Maternal morbidity and morality |
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Medico legal aspects |
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RCH |
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Current topics |
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Vaginal discharge |
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Menstrual disorder |
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Fertility, infertility |
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Endometriosis and allied states |
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Genital injuries and fistulae |
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Genital infections |
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Genital prolapse |
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Tumours |
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Carcinoma |
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Radiotherapy in gynecology |
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Chemotherapy in gynecology |
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Endoscopy |
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Diseases of breast |
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Operative gynecology |
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Community medicine
Evaluation of public health and concepts of health |
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Environment and health |
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Health education |
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Nutrition and dietetics |
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Occupational health |
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Medical sociology and community mental health |
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Fundamentals of biostatistics |
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Basic epidemiology |
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Epidemiology of specific diseases |
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Communicable and non-communicable diseases |
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Demography |
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Reproductive and child health |
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School health |
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Urban health |
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Health system in india |
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Health planning and management including disaster management |
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International health |
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The FMGE 2023 exam pattern for the June session includes crucial details of the exam such as mode, medium, number of papers, type of questions, and mode. The same can be checked from the table below.
FMGE exam pattern 2023
| Particulars | Details |
| Examination Mode | Online |
| Medium of Examination | English |
| Number of Papers | 2 |
| Parts of paper | Part A and B |
| Type of Questions | Multiple Choice Questions |
| Number of Questions | 300 (150 per paper) |
| Duration of Exam | 2 hours and 30 minutes per paper (150 minutes) |
| Total Marks | 300 |
| Marking Scheme | Correct Answer: + 1 mark, Incorrect Answer: No negative marks, Unanswered Question: 0 marks |
NBE releases the mock test of the FMGE 2023 for the candidates who will appear for the test. Aspirants taking up the mock test of FMGE 2023 are able to get acquainted with the test layout, and how to navigate the online examination.
In order to take the FMGE mock test 2023, candidates will be required to enter their login ID and password. The practice test of FMGE 2023 comprises a tutorial section and a section with sample questions. The sample test papers in the FMGE mock test are, however, not indicative of the actual difficulty level of the questions to be asked in the examination.
It is important that candidates take up the FMGE mock test 2023 before the actual exam in order to familiarize themselves with various aspects crucial to the entrance examination.
Check the steps to download the FMGE 2023 June session below.
Visit nbe.edu,in, and click on FMGE June 2023 tab.
Upon reaching the FMGE 2023 website, click on the link admit card link.
Login entering your user ID and password
The admit card of FMGE June 2023 will be displayed on the screen
Verify all the details mentioned in FMGE admit card
Download and take a printout of the FMGE hall ticket 2023
FMGE 2023 Exam Centers
| State | City |
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| Gujarat | Ahmedabad |
| Karnataka | Bangalore |
| Madhya Pradesh | Bhopal |
| Odisha | Bhubaneswar |
| Tamil Nadu | Chennai |
| Uttarakhand | Dehradun |
| Delhi | New Delhi |
| Assam | Guwahati |
| Telangana | Hyderabad |
| Jammu and Kashmir | Jammu |
| Srinagar | |
| West Bengal | Kolkata |
| Kerala | Kozhikode |
| Thiruvananthapuram | |
| Uttar Pradesh | Lucknow |
| Noida | |
| Punjab | Mohali |
| Maharashtra | Mumbai City |
| Nagpur | |
| Pune | |
| Bihar | Patna |
| Jharkhand | Ranchi |
| Meghalaya | Shillong |
| Rajasthan | Jaipur |
| Andhra Pradesh | Visakhapatnam |
| Haryana | Faridabad |
Documents Required at Exam
- FMGE 2023 admit card (with a recent passport sized photograph pasted on it)
- A valid photo identity proof (PAN/Aadhar/Voter ID/Passport/Driving License)
NBE releases the FMGE result 2023 June session in PDF format. The result of FMGE 2023 mentions the roll numbers of the candidates, scores obtained (out of 300), and qualifying status. Only the candidates who secured at least 150 marks out of 300 are considered qualified for the screening test.
Such aspirants will be eligible to get the provisional registration certificate from the National Medical Commission (NMC) or State Medical Council (SMC). Only qualified candidates will be able to download the FMGE 2023 scorecards by entering the user ID and password. The scorecard of the FMGE 2023 June session will contain personal details, FMGE scores and other information, which must be verified. FMGE scorecard must be carried to get the registration certificate by NMC and SMC.
FMGE 2023 Cutoff
The minimum qualifying marks that the candidates appearing in the screening test, are required to obtain will be the FMGE cutoff of 2023. Candidates failing to meet the FMGE 2023 cutoff will be rendered disqualified and will not be able to register with the State Medical Council or NMC.
The total score of FMGE is 300 (two papers of 150 marks each). NBE has set the cutoff of FMGE 2023 at 50%, i.e. a candidate will be required to obtain at least 150 out of 300 marks (in the two papers combined) so as to qualify for the exam.
General Information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question:In which mode authorities releases the FMGE results?
Answer:
NBE releases the FMGE result in online mode.
Question:Is FMGE tough?
Answer:
Since only the medical graduates appear for the FMGE. So, the screening test is quite tough to crack.
Question:How many attempts do you get for FMGE?
Answer:
Aspirants will get only three attempts to pass the FMGE screening test.
Question:In which all languages the authorities conduct the exam?
Answer:
The authorities conduct the exam in English language only.
Question:In how many cities FMGE 2023 will be held?
Answer:
The screening test will be held in two shifts at various FMGE 2023 exam centres in 50 cities.
Question:What is the application fee of FMGE 2023?
Answer:
Candidates will have to pay Rs 7080 as an application fee while registering for FMGE 2023.
Question:What is the frequency of conduct of the examination?
Answer:
FMGE is conducted twice a year, i.e., in June and December.
Question:When and in which mode FMGE 2023 exam will be held?
Answer:
FMGE 2023 June exam will be held online. The exam date is yet to be announced.
Questions related to FMGE
Which nation will the MCI/FMGE passing rate be most significant in 2021?
The Philippines is a popular destination for international medical students pursuing an MBBS degree. It is also the only nation with a considerable concentration of Indian medical students.
Answer latercan FMGE student is eligible to give cmat without clearing mci exam
Hope you are doing good.
So as per your query, in order to give the CMAT exam, one must complete their bachelor degree with aggregate Mark's of 60% at undergraduate level. So if you had completed your bachelor degree then you will be able to give the exam. However in case if you had not received your original bachelor degree certificate then you can provide the provisional certificate.
All the Best!!
If you are a student studying abroad. Do you need a medical license to apply for FMGE or a medical degree?
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, a candidate applying for the FMGE exam must possess a MBBS passing degree certificate. Without it, one cannot sit for the exam.
Here is a list of documents you must keep handy-
Copy of Passport
Copy of MBBS passing certificate certified by Indian Embassy
Copy passing certificate of Class 12th
Copy of internship certificate
Copy of 12th mark sheet
Two recent photographs
Copy of address proof - PAN card/Voter ID/Driving License/Passport
Equivalence certificate - from the Association of Indian Universities
Eligibility certificate issued by the National Medical Council
You can visit the link given below for more details on FMGE exam- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/fmge-application-form
Hope it helps!
I am a student studying Md(MBBS) in the Phillipines. Can I apply for FMGE?
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!
hello sir,I have qualified the neet 2019 and also took admissions in abroad and studied there for one year but now I am thinking of giving neet 2022 exam to take admissions in India to pursue MBBS,do my previous score will be valid again to continue my studies in abroad after appearing neet 2022. o
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 colleges is only one year. Candidate needs to re-appear next year, if they do not want to pursue any colleges this year.
However, for foreign admissions, the score is valid for three years. Candidates can apply to any foreign universities or colleges accepting NEET score within the three years.
As you have appeared in NEET 2019, so yes it's valid upto 2022. After which, you need to re-appear in NEET for further eligibility.
As you have mentioned, you are going to appear in 2022, so if you score well, you can use your latest score for taking admission in various foreign universities. However, for India, it will be valid for only one year.
I suggest you to use NEET college predictor offered by Careers360 at: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp
It will help you a lot during results time.
Thank you!
