“One Exam, One Chance — Your Medical Dream Moves Closer.”
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has officially declared the FMGE January 2026 results for the December 2025 exam cycle on January 28–29, 2026. The results bring relief and hope to thousands of foreign medical graduates aspiring to practice in India.
📌 Table of Contents
- FMGE Jan 2026 Result Overview
- Key Statistics & Pass Percentage
- How to Check FMGE Result 2026
- What Happens After Qualification?
- Why FMGE Matters
FMGE Jan 2026 Result Overview
The FMGE examination was conducted on January 17, 2026. Out of 43,933 candidates who appeared for the test, 10,264 candidates qualified, marking a notable improvement in overall performance.
Key Statistics & Pass Percentage
- Total candidates appeared: 43,933
- Qualified candidates: 10,264
- Pass percentage: 23.37%
- Failed candidates: 32,604
- Absent candidates: 1,061
- Results withheld: 4
The 23.37% pass rate shows a clear rise compared to the June 2025 session’s 18.61%, reflecting better preparation and awareness among candidates.
To qualify, candidates were required to score a minimum of 150 out of 300 marks.
How to Check FMGE Result 2026
- Visit the official website: natboard.edu.in or nbe.edu.in
- Go to Screening Test → FMGE → December 2025
- Download the FMGE Result PDF
- Press Ctrl + F and enter your roll number
- Save or print the result for future reference
👉 No login credentials are required to access the result PDF.
What Happens After Qualification?
Candidates who have cleared FMGE will receive their Pass Certificate from NBEMS. This enables them to apply for:
- Provisional registration with MCI / State Medical Council
- Mandatory internship in India
- Legal medical practice as per Indian regulations
Candidates who did not qualify can reappear in the next FMGE session.
Why FMGE Matters
The Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) is conducted under the Screening Test Regulations, 2002 to ensure that Indian citizens who earned medical degrees abroad meet national medical standards.
While the improved pass percentage indicates stronger preparation, experts continue to highlight concerns about the quality and consistency of foreign medical education.
Final Note: This update is accurate as of January 29, 2026. Candidates are strongly advised to rely only on official NBEMS notifications for certificates, registrations, and further instructions.
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