Hello there,

there are a total of three attempts for NEXT EXAM (FMGE).There is no age limit for it.

Also being a foreign medical graduate you must match up the followoing criteria:
1. u must be a citizen of india
2.  must have a primary medical qualification from the recognized institution, which must be confirmed by the concerned Indian Embassy of that country.

for more detailed information pls visit our page:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/fmge-eligibility-criteria

Hope it helps

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Hello

Since many student were confused about their future and don't take decision whether they go for engineering or medical  field so they go for both of them.

No your pcb will not get cancelled if you not give pcm paper. Ao you can go for which you are interested in ..

Feel free to ask

Good Luck...

NEXT exam has its own advantages and disadvantages. Since you asked about the pros, there would only be a single exam which will substitute all the other entrance examinations for admission to various PG courses. As for students studying abroad, there wouldn't be any screening test, rather it would be a single exam for everyone. This ensures standardization of marks and rules out the possibility of confusion.

Hello Student

Presently much cannot be said about it .But one thing is sure that in the NEET  PG all the subjects used to come but in the next exam only Clinical Subjects are going to be asked which reduces the syllabus but as syllabus is reduced level of the paper is going to be increased now you have to focus on less subjects as compared to previous syllabus.

But the most interesting part is that now you can simultaneously prepare for the Next as well as the PLAB1 as now both papers have nearly same syllabus .

As PLAB is an other alternative for neet pg so this change makes syllabus a bit more approachable.

I wish you very best for your career ahead and i am always availble for any further questions  you might have.

Thank You.

Hi aspirant ,

Coming to your question I would like to tell you that if you are asking for the cbse board compartmental exams the it was between 22-29 sep and if for the boards for the class 12 for the next year will be scheduled as it was , hope you get your doubts clear.

Yes , NEXT is confirmed for Indian medical graduates

All the medical graduates in India are supposed to give NEXT exam for pursuing post-graduation from the year 2022, so the first batch to be appearing for NEXT would be 2017 batch most likely.

It is conducted in 2 parts : NEXT 1 & NEXT 2

• NEXT 1 is completely objective and an online exam which will be held on three days with 120 mcqs pre-lunch and 60 mcqs post lunch every day .

So 180 mcqs every day

For 3 days---- 3 × 180 = 540 mcqs

The subject vise division of mcqs is mentioned in detail in the below attached notice sent by INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

• If you pass NEXT 1 —— you can begin your internship , if you Fail- you can't start your internship and you should attend NEXT 1 exam again after 1 year

• NEXT 2 is a practical exam where our clinical knowledge will be assessed

• NEXT 1 exam scores are valid for 2 years and PG seat will be allotted based on NEXT 1 scores

Hope you got your answer.

Hello,

Its likely that it will start from 2017 batch mbbs students.
It will occur in 2 phases i.e NEXT1 and NEXT2.
Next 1 will be taken for getting license to pursue internship and will be taken by students after passing final year professional exams.
while NEXT 2 will be taken after completion of 1 year internship for admissions to PG courses.(NO NEET PG WILL BE HELD)

The NEXT exam is said to be based on more clinical knowledge based on 3rd and 4th year medical subjects.

However No confirmatory notification has come yet regarding helding NEXT exam for mbbs graduates.

Hope this helps

Hello,

NEXT (National Exit Test) is proposed to be conducted after 3 years from the day of passing of NMC bill. Since NMC bill was passed last year, the first NEXT exam is probably going to be conducted from 2022. The first batch to appear for it will be 2K17 batch.

So no, you wouldn't be giving NEXT in 2021 even if you take a drop year. You would still be appearing for NEET-PG.

Hi!

The government of India proposed National Medical Commision Bill (NMC Bill) in 2019, according to which the  all graduates of MBBS need to give a common exit test called National Exit Test (NEXT). zthe objective behind this test is to produce more qualified doctors and to bring uniformity among MBBS graduates.

NEXT exam must be given by all MBBS graduates irrespective of whether they studied in government college or private college.