After MBBS in Russia (https://admissionroute.com/mbbs-in-russia/) , Indian students have good scope in India if they clear the FMGE screening test. In 2024, only about 16–20% passed FMGE, but those who succeed can work in Indian hospitals, clinics, or start private practice, as Russian degrees are NMC recognized

After MBBS in Russia (https://admissionroute.com/mbbs-in-russia/) , Indian students have good scope in India if they clear the FMGE screening test. In 2024, only about 16–20% passed FMGE, but those who succeed can work in Indian hospitals, clinics, or start private practice, as Russian degrees are NMC recognized

Hey Nikita,

After  MBBS in Russia,  for further practice in India, it is compulsory to give  Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE) . Once you clear this exam, you will be equivalent  to those who have done their MBBS from India.

Keep in mind, even after you clear the MCI Screening Test,  you need to do  1 year internship  to fulfill the eligibility criteria orelse you'll remain unemployed in India.

Also, hardly 15-20% foreign graduates qualify the exam. If you dont qualify , you cannot practise medicine in India and hence you're not a doctor here. So, please rethink before going to foreign medical  universities.

And the NMC bill is still pending which proposes to merge the FMGE and NEET-PG  to a single examination 'NEXT 'which would  serve as the screening test for doctors with foreign medical qualifications in order to practice in India.

So, scope is same as any other  doctor from India once you qualify FMGE.

Hope it helps, good luck!