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Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian University FMGE pass rate

NBEMS institute-wise reports, 2021 to 2025 · Armenia

In the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) 2025 report, 52 of 619 candidates with a degree from Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian University passed the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) (8.40%). Nationally, 16,973 of 78,905 passed that year (21.51%). Across every NBEMS report since 2021, 135 of 1,569 passed (8.60%).

Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian University: FMGE record by NBEMS report

Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian University FMGE results by NBEMS report year, passed of appeared
NBEMS reportAppearedPassedPass rateCohort
20212229.09%Small cohort — read with caution
2022143106.99%Reportable cohort
2023305196.23%Reportable cohort
20244805210.83%Reportable cohort
2025619528.40%Reportable cohort
All reports1,5691358.60%

NBEMS lists candidates under the name printed on their degree, so where it prints this university under more than one name in a report the rows are added together. The 2012–14 and 2015–18 reports each cover several years. The 2025 report gives each session separately; its two session rows are added here.

Find these rows yourself

NBEMS prints this university as:

  • ARMENIAN RUSSIAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY MKHITAR GOSH
  • MKHITAR GOSH ARMENIAN RUSSIAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVRSITY
  • MKHITAR GOSH ARMENIAN RUSSAIN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
  • MKHITAR GOSH ARMENIAN RUSSIAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

What this record does not tell you

An FMGE record describes graduates who sat the exam, not the course a student starts today. It says nothing on whether a degree meets India’s Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate Regulations, 2021, and NMC endorses no list of foreign universities. How to check a degree against those rules is on our NMC guide, and the country’s other universities are on MBBS in Armenia.

Every university we track is on FMGE pass rates by university, and the latest session’s national result is on the FMGE exam guide. Questions about Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian University? Talk to a counsellor.

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