Dear Aspirant

Students who pursue an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in foreign countries must take the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) before they can be eligible for practicing  (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/mbbs-graduates-from-abroad-face-a-hard-road-to-licence/articleshow/66021214.cms) medicine in India. The FMGE acts as a screening test before a doctor (who holds a foreign medical degree) can legally practice medicine in India.

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Hello,

The Medical Council of India (MCI) is a licencing examination administered by the National Board of Examination (NBE) in India, also known as the International Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE). For all those Indian students who have obtained MBBS from abroad, MCI testing is mandatory.  The FMGE clearance examination is obligatory for all doctors from a foreign country who have received their MBBS degree. Except for those from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US who receive their MBBS and post-graduate degrees are excluded from this examination.

Lincoln university is recognized by the MCI. The Sanjiban Institute of Health Sciences (West Bengal) tied to it is also recognized by the Medical Council of India. As long as you take admission through a proper and legitimate procedure after qualifying the NEET, it should not be a problem.

Hello dear!

National medical commission (NMC) is now the new council to take decisions and amendments in Indian medical education. It replaced Medical council of India(MCI) on 25th of september 2020.It was created to abolish the alleged corruption processes occured in MCI. Its functions include

*taking decisions regarding functioning of existing medical colleges across the country.

*taking decisions regarding acceptance of new medical related institutions in country.

*It introduced a common medical entrance exam at the end of MBBS course called NEXT(National exit test) to get qualified for pg education and receiving permission for medical practice.

*It aimed to increase the no.of health care professionals to make health care accessible to everyone.

*It has rights to decide the changes in medical portion.

*It also decides about the Conductance of medical examination.

You can know more regarding NMC through the below link https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://news.careers360.com/nmc-bill-dawn-new-medical-sector/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiJkofL053sAhVQzDgGHd1uAWAQFjAJegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0CXl_VeSm281SgrwoLjtBC&ampcf=1

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Thank you for asking.

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Hello,

I don't think so as per the eligibility criteria the degree certificate should be recognized under the university grant commission therefore  i think it should be approved by MCI so that it will become equivalent to indian degree  and second necessary condition you should be an  indian citizen

There won't be any affect for the students studying MBBS abroad with the replacement of MCI to NMC . In MCI you were supposed to appear for Foreign Medical Graduate Entrance Exam (FMGE), which allows MBBS students who graduated abroad to practice in India. Now you have to appear for NEXT .

Dear student

No it is not compulsory to stay in the hostel of both private and government colleges. A hostel is a service for those who do not have a place to reside nearby or are not willing to stay somewhere outside. Most students are alloted a hostel on taking admission to the college. In case you do not get a hostel room and you wish to get one, you can  contact the hostel superintendent or the principal as the case may be.

Also, availing a hostel depends on the cost and fee structure of the college thereof. There are various pros and cons to living in hostel. It would be advisable to be thorough about what you need before you opt for a hostel room.

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Hello,

Gouri Devi medical college is a private medical in West Bengal.which is located in durgapur. It was established in 2016. Last year due some reason this college was not getting the approval from MCI board. But this year it's get the approval.

So you can get admission here.

For more details about this college like it's faculty, fee's structure etc I'll give you a link you can check it.

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/gouri-devi-institute-of-medical-sciences-and-hospital-durgapur

And I'll give you another link for private medical colleges in West Bengal below

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-medical-colleges-in-west-bengal

I hope it will helpful for you.

All the best.

If you want to avail Reservation benefits under Disabled Quota, you should present yourself before a before Medical Board in the State of Bihar. The disability certificate should be produced by an authorised Medical Board of the Govt. Of Bihar. So a PWD certificate issued by authorised Medical Board of the Govt. Of Bihar is enough for State Counselling. But for All India Counselling, you will need the certificate from any of the MCI approved Disability centres.

Hi hope you are doing good.

The central government had earlier recognise all the degrees from CPS but a later they reverted their decision. Right now CPS is being investigated about cases regarding fake certificate and the current situation is that most of the degrees or diploma is not MCI recognised.

In recent news MCI has recognised a few CPS degrees one of which is DGO.

So, CPS DGO is currently MCI recognised.

CPS is recognised by many states like Rajasthan Madhya Pradesh etc. Therefore you would be able to practice in States like Punjab and up after your graduation. There would not be any problem.

Hope I had cleared all your doubts if you have any more you can just mention it in the comment section I will help you there.