FMGE 2023 Exam to be Held in June 2023, Application Open for NMC's Eligibility Certificate till March 8

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New Delhi: As per the latest updates, National Medical Commission (NMC) has announced the examination dates for FMGE 2023 Exam. The commission has also started the registration process for NMC Eligibility Certificate on its official website at nmc.org.in.

As per NMC, candidates who wish to appear for Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE 2023 Exam) are required to have the NMC Eligibility Certificate. Interested candidates can submit their applications for the certificate latest by March 08, 2023.

Informing about the process, the official notice reads, "The candidates who are required to have the eligibility certificate are not permitted to apply for the Screening Test without the Eligibility Certificate issued by the National Medical Commission".

Following the FMG 2023 Exam Schedule, the authority will conduct the entrance examination in the month of June 2023. The exam will be conducted by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Science (also known as NBE or NBEMS).

FMGE 2023: How to Apply for Eligibility Certificate?

Step 1: Visit the official website of the National Medical Commission (NMC) at nmc.org.in.

Step 2: From the homepage, click on the latest "Online Application for Eligibility Certificate".

Step 3: Enter the details as required to register and submit the application form.

Step 4: Fill out the application form for the eligibility certificate and click on submit.

Direct Link: Application Form for NMC Eligibility Certificate

Informing about the schedule, the official notice reads, "The FMGE Screening Test may be scheduled tentatively in the month of June 2023”. Applicants are advised to save their details for future reference. Incomplete applications will not be considered by the authority.

"All such candidates who intend to correspond regarding their applications are requested to provide reference of their file tracking no. at eligibility.regn@nmc.org.in or usregn@nmc.org.in," the notification further reads.

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