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[ad_1] Curated By : Sukanya Nandy Last Updated: September 21, 2023, 09:06 IST The WFME recognition status has been granted for a period of 10 years to NMC (Representative image) With the National Medical Commission being granted WFME status, all the 706 existing medical colleges in India will become WFME accredited, the health ministry said The National Medical Commission (NMC), India has been granted the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME) recognition status for a period of 10 years. This recognition will enable Indian medical graduates to pursue postgraduate training and practice in other countries including the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand,  the health ministry said. All the 706 existing medical colleges in India will become WFME accredited, the ministry added. “As part of this recognition, all the 706 existing medical colleges in India will become WFME accredited and the new medical colleges that will be set up in the coming 10 years will automa

[ad_1] Before this notification was released, the NMC had made another request to submit the student records on October 28(Representative Image) Several new candidates have now joined various medical colleges in the country. The colleges must provide the details of the students admitted to PG courses The National Medical Commission (NMC) issued a notification for medical colleges in the country on December 2. They announced that all colleges are required to fill in all the admission-related information of students in post-graduate courses on an online portal. As per the notification, the special stray round to fill up the vacant seats of postgraduate courses has been completed. Several new candidates have now joined various medical colleges in the country. The colleges must now provide the details of the students who have been admitted to PG broad speciality courses. The institutions will be required to fill in these details from December 4 to December 7, 2023. The public notice

[ad_1] The NExT exam will also serve as a licentiate examination for the MBBS graduates to register in India to practice modern medicine. The NExT exam rules or guidelines are nearing completion and will be delivered to NMC later this month, as per reports. The Union Health Ministry has issued a warning to medical education aspirants not to believe a notification circulating on social media, which claimed that the NExT exam will be held in the second half of 2023. The fake notification floating on social media claimed that NExT will be finalised in the second half of 2023. Also, the exams will start 30 days after the publication of the schedule. One should also be aware that AIIMS will be conducting the NExT Part 1 exam, the fake notice added. “This document is reportedly floating in various social media platforms. This is Fake. Please do not share this further,” Health Ministry tweeted sharing an image of the fake notification. The National Exit Test (NExT) is a two-part exam,

[ad_1] The NMC also organised a mock webinar on June 26 at 2.30 PM in order to check technical glitches (Representative Image) The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test-Postgraduate (NEET PG) will be replaced by the National Exit Test exam The National Medical Commission (NMC) is all set to organise a webinar on National Exit Test (NExT) today,  June 27. NMC chairperson Suresh Chandra Sharma will address final-year MBBS students and medical colleges on proposed NExT examination. It is expected that he will address all the concerns, speculations, and other apprehensions regarding the exam. All medical colleges have been instructed to participate in the webinar, according to the internal notice released by the NMC. Applicants should be aware that each medical college will only be permitted a single login window. Even the final MBBS students have been requested to participate in the commission’s webinar. The NMC also organised a mock webinar on June 26 at 2.30 PM in order to check t

[ad_1] The application process for NExT started on June 28 and will conclude tomorrow July 10 at 5 PM (Representative Image) All final year MBBS candidates can apply for the NExT by visiting next.aiimsexams.ac.in. NExT will serve as a licentiate and an entrance exam All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi will hold the mock or practice test for the National Exit Test (NExT) on July 28. The NExT will be held on behalf of the National Medical Commission (NMC). The application process for NExT started on June 28 and will conclude tomorrow July 10 at 5 pm. The registration process involves three stages: Application and basic candidate details, generation of exam unique code (EUC) and finally the completion of the application for mock/practice in July 2023. With the implementation of NExT, medical candidates will have a single common exit test that will serve as both a licentiate and an entrance exam. Candidates will have to pass the NExT within 10 years of joining t