Foreign Medical Graduate Examination 2020

• 28 Jan, 2020

The word FMGE signifies Foreign Medical Graduate Examination, a national level examination which is conducted basically for Indian students who have a qualification from the foreign university and are keen to pursue their practices in India. FMGE is carried out by the National Board of Examinations (NBE), a body that is under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. FMGE also is known as the Medical Council of India (MCI) Screening Test.

It is important for those students who pursued their MBBS from Abroad and want to practice in India. The MCI Screening Test was first brought in the year 2002 for the Indian students who have a degree of medicine from the nation other than India, for example, Russia, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, China, Bangladesh and so on. The Medical Schools should be in the WHO International Directory of Medical Schools list.

FMGE 2020 conducted twice a year ie. June and December.

The MCI test arrangement has settled names in this field by the committed group of employees.

This screening test counts to be the most critical especially for the Indians who have completed their degree from distinctive medical universities overseas.

From India itself, more than 10000 of the students choose to study in foreign countries to pursue a course in the field of medication. The MCI screening test for the medical students who have been moved on from the remote colleges is led two times per year in the long stretches of June and December. Passing marks of 50% are required from candidate end in all the papers and an attempt of only 3 is given to the candidate. Once we qualify the exams a permanent registration certificate with MCI or FMGE is provided to us.

MBBS in Abroad from MCI recognized universities offer low fee structure options, Indian students, for courses as MBBS in Russia/Europe. MBBS in abroad is a great option for students as the quality of education in foreign universities is exceptionally high, so most of the Indian students dream about getting admission in MBBS in Abroad. After studying medicine from abroad the students needs to clear the FMGE test to practice in Indian hospitals.

FMGE 2020 Application Form

Details for FGME 2020 application form:

1. Candidate can fill their application form on the official website via online mode.
2. The application form will be available in October for the year 2020
3. The application form will be started from the second week of October 2020 for the December session & in May for the April session.
4. Candidates should fill all the details like personal details and academic details correctly in the application form.
5. Candidates must upload the signature and passport-sized photo in the form.
6. After the candidate once submits the application form, no correction facility will be provided to the candidates.
7. Candidates can fill their application form till the first week of November 2020.
8. Candidates should take a printout of the application form for further admission procedure.
9. After the submission of the application, candidates will have to submit some important photocopies of documents to the authority (NBE) by email.

FGME 2020 Syllabus

FMGE 2020 Syllabus is prescribed by the National Board of Examinations (NBE). Candidates who have studied undergraduate medicine from outside India, and need to appear in FMGE 2020 should understand its syllabus to prepare for it.

Anatomy:

1. General Anatomy
2. Embryology
3. Histology
4. Human Genetics
5. Radiological Anatomy
6. Elements of Anatomy
7. Regional Anatomy
8. Surface Anatomy
9. Sectional Anatomy

Physiology:

1. General Physiology
2. Skin and Body temperature
3. Endocrine Glands
4. Reproduction
5. Cardiovascular System
6. Respiratory System
7. Body fluids – Blood
8. Nerve and Muscle
9. Gastrointestinal Tract
10. Kidney
11. Central Nervous Systems
12. Special Senses

Biochemistry:

1. Cell and Sub-cellular structures
2. Carbohydrate Metabolism
3. Lipid Metabolism
4. Protein and Amino Acid Metabolism
5. Hydrogen Ion concentration Acid, Bases, Buffers, Handerson-Haselbach equation
6. Nuclear Acids
7. Enzymes
8. Vitamins
9. Biological Oxidation
10. Digestion and Absorption from GI Tract
11. Intermediary Metabolism
12. Purine and Primidine Metabolism
13. Minerals
14. Biochemical Genetics and Protein Biosynthesis
15. Isotopes and their Application
16. Carbohydrates
17. Amino Acids, Peptides and Proteins
18. Lipids
19. Tissue Biochemistry
20. Liver Functions
21. Nutrition and Energy Metabolism

Pathology:

1. Cell injury
2. Nutritional and other disorders
3. Genetic disorder
4. Haematology
5. Cardiovascular Pathology
6. Respiratory Pathology
7. Pathology of Kidney and urinary Tract
8. Hepato-Biliary Pathology
9. Lymphoreticular System / Spleen
10. Reproductive System (male & female)
11. Inflammation and Repair
12. Immunopathology
13. Infectious diseases
14. Circulatory disturbances
15. Growth disturbances and Neoplasia
16. Diseases of the Breast
17. Musculoskeletal System
18. Endocrine pathology
19. Neuropathology
20. Dermato-Pathology
21. Ocular Pathology

Microbiology:

1. General Microbiology
2. Systemic Virology
3. Mycology
4. Parasitology
5. Immunology
6. Bacteriology
7. General Virology
8. Clinical / Applied Microbiology

Pharmacology:

1. General Pharmacology
2. Autonomic Nervous System
3. Gastro-intestinal System
4. Endocrine pharmacology
5. Central Nervous System
6. Psychopharmacology
7. Drugs in Anaesthetic practice
8. Chemotherapy
9. Cardio-vascular System
10. Diuretics
11. Drugs affecting blood and blood formation
12. Autocoids and related drugs
13. Respiratory System
14. Toxicology
15. Clinical Pharmacology and Rational drug use

Forensic Medicine:

1. Definitions
2. Courts of India
3. Medico-legal autopsies
4. Mechanical injuries and wounds
5. Biological fluids
6. Seminal stains
7. Forensic Psychiatry
8. Examination of an injury case
9. Injuries due to physical agents & their medico legal importance
10. Asphyxial death
11. Death due to malnutrition, neglect battered babies
12. Court procedures
13. Medical Certifications & medico-legal reports including dying declaration
14. Death
15. Changes after death
16. Inquest by police, magistrate and coroner
17. Identification
18. Examination of mutilated human remains
19. Dowry death
20. Virginity, sexual offences, sexual perversions
21. Legitimacy
22. Pregnancy and delivery
23. Infanticide
24. Medical Jurisprudence
25. Toxicology

Clinical Subjects

General Surgery:

1. Hemorrhage and shock
2. Lymphatic and Lymph nodes
3. Wounds
4. Specific and non-specific injections
5. Tumors, Cysts, Ulcers and Sinuses and Fistulae
6. Infections of Hand and Foot
7. Diseases of muscle, tendons, bursae and fascia
8. Hernia
9. Fluid, electrolyte and Acid balance, nutrition
10. Skin tumours, burns, skin grafting
11. Arterial diseases
12. Venous diseases
13. Umbilical granuloma, fistula, adenoma
14. Abdominal Wall
15. Face, Teeth, Gums, Mouth, Tongue, Salivary glands, Neck
16. Thyroid Glands, Thyroglossal Tract and Endocrines
17. Breast
18. Sympathetic System
19. Cranio-Cerebral injuries
20. Brain, Nerves
21. Genito-Urinary System
22. Kidneys and Ureters
23. Urinary Bladder
24. Prostrate
25. Urethra
26. Penis, Testis and Scrotum
27. Vasectomy and Recanalisation
28. Cardiothoracis System
29. Oesophagus, Stomach and Duodenum
30. Spleen, Liver, Gall Bladder and bile ducts
31. Pancreas
32. Peritoneum
33. Intestines, intestinal obstruction
34. Appendix
35. Rectum and Anal Canal

Anesthesia:

1. Anatomy of upper airway
2. Physiology of Respiration O2/CO2 transport. Methods of oxygen therapy.
3. Pre-operative evaluation/pre-medication
4. Anaesthetic agents, stages of Anaesthesia
5. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation basic, use of simple ventilators
6. Monitoring
7. ICU, role of anaesthesiologist in ICU
8. Shock
9. Blood Transfusion and Fluid Electoral Balance
10. Sites of respiratory obstruction and management of airway in an unconscious patient
11. Principles and mechanism of administration of general anaesthetics, balanced Anaesthesia
12. IPPV, Endotracheal Intubations
13. Muscle Relaxants
14. Spinal/Epidural Anesthesia
15. Local Anesthesia
16. Poisoning
17. Role of anaesthesiologist in acute and chronic relief.

Radio- Diagnosis:

1. Gastrointestinal System
2. Obstetrics &Gynaecology
3. Respiratory System
4. Cardiovascular System
5. Skeletal System
6. Central Nervous System
7. Excretory System

Radiotherapy:

1. Prevention and Early diagnosis of Cancer
2. Paediatrics Principles of Nuclear medicine
3. Common radiation reactions and management
4. Principles of Radiotherapy
5. Principles of Chemotherapy
6. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy in commonly seen cancers
7. Radio-isotopes in diagnosis and therapy

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