FMGE QUALIFYING MARKS
FMGE exam result declared at natboard.edu.in, Check direct link, passing marks, scorecard details and more
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has announced the FMGE October 2026 result on November 10. Candidates can check their results on the official website, natboard.edu.in. Check the direct link, steps to download the result, qualifying marks, scorecard details and post-result verification process.
FMGE October 2026 final edit window opens: Check last date to make changes, admit card release date, exam pattern and result date
NBEMS has opened the final selective edit window for FMGE October 2026, letting candidates correct their photograph, signature and thumb impression till October 19. The exam is on October 31, with results expected by November 30.
FMGE result declared at natboard.edu.in: Check steps to download and more
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Science has released the FMGE December 2025 results. Candidates can now check their performance on the official NBEMS website. The results are available in PDF format, listing qualified candidates with their marks and ranks. Individual scorecards can also be downloaded for detailed performance analysis.
NEET PG Result Cancelled: NBEMS revokes results for 22 candidates since 2021 over unfair means
The National Board of Examinations has cancelled NEET PG 2025 results for 22 candidates due to unfair means, with disqualifications spanning multiple years. Additionally, 11 foreign medical graduates were disqualified from the FMGE for malpractice. The board warns against using cancelled results for any official purposes.
NMC frames scheme to give relief to final year medical students who returned from Ukraine, China
In an affidavit on June 23, the National Medical Commission (NMC) said upon qualifying the Foreign Medical Graduate (FMG) exam, such foreign medical graduates will be required to undergo a Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship (CRMI) for two years instead of the existing one year norm.
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During the pandemic, state governments have been liberal in allowing hospitals to add up to 30% extra beds to accommodate some part of the overflow. But they did not consider that there are not enough doctors to serve even the existing patient load. India urgently needs more young doctors on the frontline.
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Modi government plans exit exam for MBBS doctors
The move by the health ministry comes in the wake of concerns over the quality of doctors being produced in the country.
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