Answer: Yes. Indian students who complete their MBBS degree from a Russian medical university must qualify the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) or the applicable National Exit Test (NExT), as per current NMC regulations, to obtain medical registration in India.

Answer: FMGE is currently a licensing examination for foreign medical graduates in India. NExT (National Exit Test) is a proposed common licensing and postgraduate entrance examination that may replace FMGE and NEET-PG, subject to official government notifications and NMC implementation timelines.

Answer: FMGE is conducted twice a year in India. Candidates must qualify the examination to become eligible for provisional or permanent medical registration as per NMC guidelines.

Answer: No. Clearing FMGE or the applicable NExT examination is mandatory for foreign medical graduates to obtain medical registration and legally practice medicine in India.

Answer: Studying at an NMC-compliant university ensures eligibility for licensing exams but does not guarantee success. Students must prepare seriously and follow a structured exam-oriented study plan to qualify FMGE or NExT.

Answer: Yes, MBBS degrees from NMC-compliant Russian universities are recognized, provided students meet FMGL 2021 regulations including course duration and internship requirements.

Answer: Yes. NMC requires a minimum 12-month internship as part of the medical program.

Answer: Yes. Foreign medical graduates must qualify FMGE or the upcoming NExT examination to practice in India.

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