This wiki is a living resource for medical students and aspirants. Browse the cards below for official links, exam guides, and global recognition info. Use the Q&A at the bottom for practical, real-world answers.
Use the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) to search for your college. Listing here is often required for international exams and licensure.
Visit the official NEET NTA website for notifications, syllabus, and results.
The National Medical Commission (NMC) regulates medical education, approves colleges, and sets eligibility for Indian and foreign graduates.
NExT (National Exit Test) will be the single licensure exam for MBBS graduates in India, replacing FMGE and final year exams. All MBBS graduates (India and abroad) will need to pass NExT to practice or pursue PG in India.
FMGE is for Indian citizens with foreign medical degrees who wish to practice in India. You must have a recognized degree and meet NMC eligibility to appear for FMGE.
PLAB is for IMGs who want to practice medicine in the UK. It is a two-part exam conducted by the GMC (UK). See GMC UK for details.
Yes, many government and private scholarships are available. Check with your state government, Ministry of Education, and university websites for current opportunities.
Many countries offer MBBS in English, but some require local language learning for clinicals. Always check the medium of instruction and language requirements before applying.
The World Health Organization (WHO) provides global health data, guidelines, and country-specific information.
