FMGE Exam Result 2025: Check Release Date, Download Link & Next Steps

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Created On : Jul 16, 2025 Updated On : Jul 16, 2025 3 min read

Key Takeaways

  • Understand the importance of the FMGE Exam.
  • Know more about the exam dates and the result dates as announced by the NBEMS.
  • Go through the steps to access your result and download the scorecard.
  • Find out about the future course of action if you clear the exam.

The Foreign Medical Graduate Exam (FMGE) is the most important exam for every foreign medical student who wants to practice in India. It is also known as the MCI Screening Test. With the number of Indian students pursuing their medical degrees outside the country, this exam has gained immense popularity and importance in the Indian healthcare system. 

Either you are appearing for FMGE in future or taken the exam in 2025, and are anxious about the results and the process afterwards, this blog is for you.

We will cover everything from the release date, how to check your FMGE exam results and everything that follows.

Let’s get right into it.

FMGE 2025 Result – Why It Matters

FMGE is conducted by the National Board of Examination- Medical Science, or NBEMS. The same body is also responsible for conducting the NEET-UG and the NEET-PG exams.

It is, hence, safe to say that the FMGE assessment is highly competitive and challenging. 

After months of preparation for the exam and even longer to get your medical degree, your future is dependent on that one slip of paper- the FMGE Exam Result.

It is the culmination of all the hours of hard work you have put into this exam. Not only that, it is an essential milestone that decides your eligibility to practice in India.

The exam results will decide your registration status, licensing, and even internship placement. 

Yes, the FMGE assessment is not just for medical practice but also if you want to complete your medical internship in India.

This is a time of high anxiety for the students who have taken the exam. Knowing all the steps beforehand and gathering information for future course of action is an excellent way to deal with such a high-stress situation.

Let us understand the timeline of the FMGE Exam result.

FMGE Result 2025 Timeline

The FMGE Exam is held twice a year, once in June and once in December.  The first of these was held on the 26th June for 2025.

Let us look at some of the important dates for the exam:

Exam ProcessDates
Application OpensApril 28, 2025
Application ClosesMay 17, 2025
Edit WindowMay 22, 2025 to May 24, 2025
Admit Card ReleaseJuly 22, 2025
FMGE Exam DateJuly 26, 2025
FMGE Exam Result August 26, 2025

The results for the FMGE will be released on 26 August 2025. Let us look at some of the previous FMGE exam dates and the dates on which the results were released.

SessionFMGE Exam DateResult Date
December 2024January 12, 2025February 19, 2025
June 2024July 6, 2024July 16, 2024
December 2023January 20, 2024February 6, 2024
Check the official NBEMS site regularly to get updates.

How to Check FMGE 2025 Result Online

Step-by-step process:

  1. Visit the official NBEMS website: https://natboard.edu.in
  2. Navigate to the ‘Results’ section
  3. Click on ‘FMGE June 2025 Result’
  4. Download the result PDF
  5. Find your result by searching your roll number
  6. Save and print for future reference

The result is usually available as a PDF list of roll numbers and pass/fail status. Individual scorecards will be available later under the candidate login

Make sure to have stable internet and credentials ready before you check your results.

What will you find on the FMGE Scorecard?

Once the results are out, you can also access your scorecard. Just log in to your account and download the scorecard. Let’s take a look at the details you can find on it: 

  • Candidate’s name
  • Roll number
  • Marks obtained
  • Pass/fail status
  • Instructions for next steps

It is important that you check all the details for accuracy and correctness. If there are any issues, raise the concern via the official site.

Now that you’ve your result in hand, what is the next course of action? Let us understand both scenarios.

What To Do After Getting Your FMGE Result?

What If You Passed FMGE 2025? 

Clearing the PMGE exam is no easy feat. It is one of the toughest assessments with a pass rate of 20%. Once you have a positive scorecard in hand, don’t waste time charting your future course. 

We have listed some of the main paths to take.

A. Apply for Provisional Registration:

  • Apply through the respective State Medical Council (SMC) website or the official website of NMC
  • Submit the FMGE pass certificate (issued by NBEMS)
  • Submit original documents, mark sheets, and internship request if not done abroad

B. Internship Application (if applicable):

  • If you haven’t completed a 12-month internship abroad, or it isn’t NMC-compliant
  • Apply for an internship slot at an NMC-approved Indian medical college or hospital

C. Verification Process:

  • Background and academic document verification
  • Biometric verification by NBEMS
  • Timelines for pass certificate distribution and in-person collection

D. Planning Your Medical Career in India:

  • Choosing specialization
  • Applying for PG exams (NEET-PG)
  • Exploring job/internship opportunities in public/private hospitals

Important note: The FMGE exam will soon be replaced with NExT (National Exit Test). The NExT exam will replace both FMGE and NEET-PG to create a standardized approach to getting your registration to practice medicine or pursuing PG studies.

What If You Didn't Pass FMGE 2025? Options Ahead

Do not worry! It is not the end of the rope. There is no limit on the number of attempts. If you did not manage to clear this time, attempt again with a better strategy. Here are a few things you can do for a successful reattempt:

  • Analyse weak areas using performance feedback.
  • Join structured FMGE coaching or online classes 
  • Use Indian MBBS textbooks to bridge the syllabus gaps
  • Have emotional support to help you stay motivated for the next attempt

Moreover, there are multiple other career options you can explore with your medical degree in hand. From Australia to Canada, the world is open to taking.

 

Final Thoughts 

The FMGE Assessment is a highly competitive exam, with a pass percentage of 20%. Passing the exam is a big deal. But whether you passed or not, there’s a clear path ahead. If you have graduated with a medical degree from countries like the USA, UK, or Australia, you don’t even have to take the exam.

If you were not able to take the exam this June, you can fill out the form for the December session.

If you have any queries related to the exam or are considering a preparation course, connect with Academically.

We have experts from the field of medicine who will make this journey easier for you.

All the best for your attempt and a medical career in India.

FAQs

Q- Is there a re-evaluation option for FMGE?

Ans- No, NBEMS doesn’t allow rechecking or re-evaluation. In case you did not clear the exam, there is an option for reattempt.

Q- What are the passing marks for FMGE?

Ans- The minimum marks required to clear the exam are 150 out of 300 marks, or 50% marks.

Q- How long is the FMGE pass certificate valid?

Ans- Once you pass the PMGE exam, the result is valid permanently. The next step is to register with the SMC or NMC.

Q- Do I have to take the FMGE Exam if I am a licensed doctor in the USA?

Ans- No. You don’t have to take the FMGE to practice in India. Licensed medical practitioners from Australia, the UK, New Zealand, and Canada are also exempt from the test.

Q- Can I retake the FMGE test the same year?

Ans- Yes. There is no restriction on how many times you can take the test. Ensure you prepare well and cover your weak areas before reattempting the exam.
Salma Firdaus
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Salma Firdaus is a pharmacy graduate from Jamia Hamdard with three years of research experience and a knack for academic writing. At Academically, she turns complex scientific concepts into clear, engaging content. Driven by a passion to connect education with real-world careers, she aims to make learning easier, more meaningful, and genuinely enjoyable for the readers.