BSMU graduates successfully passed the accreditation exam for graduates of foreign universities – FMGE in the Republic of India

Nowadays the Medical Council of India published the results of FMGE, one of the most difficult exams in India, which is passed by foreign medical graduates to obtain permission to enter medical activities in India. For most countries, passing additional exams is a mandatory requirement for "foreign" graduates.

Our graduates have passed it on 20 December of 2019 and showed good results, the percentage successfully passed the FMGE exam was 60%.

We congratulate Akhtar Sabnam, Bakale Vijay Mahadev, Verma Karan, Manocha Divij, Panari Soeb Aslam, Paramvir Singh, Riya, Sarkar Dibakar, Singh Samarenda, Chakroborty Nibedita and wish them further success in their careers, victories and fruitful work!

We especially want to highlight our graduates who scored the highest points on the exam-Sarkar Dibakar (204 points out of 300), Karan Verma (158).

Since 2018, the University has successfully implemented training programs for FMGE and USMLE accreditation exams, including winter and summer schools, where representatives of medical universities and additional education organizations such as ARISE, MIST and TEAM MOTIVATION are invited. In addition, foreign teachers who are invited for academic mobility programs conduct educational activities. In 2020, the Republic of India is expected to switch to a single exam for all graduates NEXT (National Exit Test).