Hi

NIOS board is accepted everywhere within the country and abroad. However you also have to meet the eligibility criteria for the courses in the institute where you are applying which varies from institute to institute and country to country. You can only take admission in a MBBS or a medical degree course abroad provided you have a eligibility certificate which is mandated by the medical council of India .

The website states

"he/ she had obtained ‘Eligibility Certificate’ from the National Medical Commission (or the erstwhile Medical Council of India) as per the ‘Eligibility Requirement for taking admission in an undergraduate medical course in a Foreign Medical Institution Regulations, 2002’. This requirement shall not be necessary in respect of Indian citizens or Overseas Citizens of India who have acquired the medical qualifications from foreign medical institutions or have obtained admission in foreign medical institution before 15th March 2002."

Furthermore the website also states " that the 2018 notification to the Screening Test Regulations clearly states that all Indian Citizens/Overseas Citizen of India who have obtained a primary medical qualification from any Medical Institution outside India have to qualify the prescribed Screening test for purposes of obtaining registration in India in addition to fulfilling other eligibility criteria stated in the regulations. It is to clarify that the National Medical Commission does not endorse any list of Foreign Medical Institutions/ Universities for MBBS or equivalent course. The public at large is advised that before taking admission in MBBS or its equivalent course in a university outside India, confirmation of the fee structure, details of the course (which should be commensurate with the MBBS courses in India such as content, duration and internship) etc. should be directly obtained from the University/ Institution concerned."

After getting a primary medical qualification /MBBS from a foreign university if the candidate wants to pursue further education in India or wants to practice medicine in India they will have to appear for a MCI screening test/FMGE mandatorily.

Only those candidates are exempted from the screening test who hold an Undergraduate medical qualification from Australia/Canada/New Zealand/United Kingdom/United States of America and the holder thereof also been awarded a Post Graduate medical qualification in Australia/Canada/New Zealand/United Kingdom/United States of America and has been recognized for enrolment as medical practitioner in that country.

Except this countries all the graduates from other countries have to give the screening test.

FMGE is conducted biannually.

For more on the rules and regulations refer this link

https://www.nmc.org.in/information-desk/for-students-to-study-in-abroad/

Hope this answers your query!

Hi Aspirant!

National Medical Commission (NMC) has released the new draft on PG Medical education rules for feeder qualifications that the candidates should possess in order to pursue super specialty, SS courses (DM, MCh ).

These  regulations will come into force from the session of 2021-22. Most important regulation pertains to the selection of PG students by NExt, its score and continuation NEET PG as a gateway for MD, MS, PG diploma , DM, MCh admissions. Also, the candidates who have a degree in MD medicine or MD cardiology can apply for DM cardiology. MD medicine candidates can also apply for DM in clinical haematology, endocrinology, clinical immunology and rheumatology, medical gastroenterology, medical oncology, nephrology, neurology, etc.

Thankyou!

Hello dear aspirant, hope you are doing well.

If you have studied biology for both the standards and have attended practicals and taken exams and have minimum of 50% of marks then irrespective of being an additional subject it will be counted valid. Had it been in 12th and not in 11th then it could've caused problem. Since you have taken in both standards it won't be a problem, just score above 50%.

Hope it helped.

Hello Preetham,

Best Medical Colleges in Assam which are recognised by NMC are listed below.

Gauhati Medical College, Guwahati

Silchar Medical College and Hospital, Silchar

Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College and Hospital, Barpeta

Tezpur Medical College, Tezpur

Diphu Medical College and Hospital, Diphu

Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh

Jorhat Medical College, Jorhat

To get more information about Medical Colleges in Assam go through below mentioned link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-medical-colleges-in-assam

All The Best!!

Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

NEXT is the single window exam which is going to replace main exams like NEET PG, FOREIGN GRADUATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION. According to latest verdict, batch 2017 is going to be the first batch to give NEXT exam. This exam is mandatory for all the MBBS final year students. It will be conducted in two phases. Also the foreign medical graduates will also be giving this exam. Candidates who want to practice in India must clear this exam in 2 years after completing medical studies abroad.

ALL THE BEST

hope it helps

Hii sir

Any stipend in the self finance college are paid by the college and hospital management. In government college it's paid by state government and its almost fixed through the state. Although stipend in self finance college's it varies from college to college and it's depends upon the college management, some are paid quite nice some college just pay for the hostel food and some little money.

Most probably it will be not like that your daughter is the single students who is not getting stipend there's batchmates also may not be getting. If the college management are paying others student so they should pay your daughter too for the internship.

If many students are not getting the required stipend then they can complain to their University and ofcourse with NMC too. They can also held protest march with the help of college students union about that. These are the only possible way to get that.

Otherwise she is only one who is not getting then she should questions the management to give the specific reason for that and if you don't feel it's competent reason you can register complaint to the university of the college or NMC.

Thank you !!

Hello,

You can visit the help corner of the website.  Write your query and problem you faced in the comment box they have provided.  Hopefully, you will get a reply in 2 to 3 days (working days). They will suggest a solution to the problem you are facing.

You can also write mail to them if you did not receive any reply from the administration within some days.

Hope this helps.

Regards.

hi,

Candidates have to submit proof of primary medical qualification to appear in fmge june. If someone fails to submit required documents within the stipulated time will not be considered eligible for FMGE 2021 June session. however due to covid cases the files generating has delayed. so try to contact with authorized officials to get the eligibility certificate. to know about more fmge related details follow the below link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/fmge-eligibility-criteria

Hello STudent

NWAC valid score of 12th exam is valid for appearing National entrance  for science test in  mediFMGE foreign medical graduate examination.This examination is ahead for getting registration in MCI of India /state Council of Medical Association for practicing in India  and . The states of India candidate who have passed NWAC board exam 12th class has to clear any of the AIU exam.

That is why you are eligible for or NEST  Fmge exam for practicing in India under MCI.