NMC Compliance & FMGE — MBBS from Georgia
To practice in India after MBBS from Georgia, your university must meet NMC Foreign Medical Graduate regulations, you must complete the full course including internship abroad, and pass FMGE (transitioning to NExT). Current NMC status: Approved (verify current list). Indicative FMGE pass rate for Georgia graduates: 15–25%. We explain the full licensing pathway before you enrol.
What we help you with
- NMC status: Approved (verify current list)
- FMGE pass rate (indicative): 15–25%
- Must complete full 54-month course + 12-month internship abroad
- FMGE/NExT is mandatory — no exemption for any country
- Verify university on latest NMC Gazette — listing changes
- Medium English — English track recommended for FMGE prep
- Plan USMLE/PLAB only after securing Indian license if India is goal
Frequently asked questions
Is MBBS from Georgia valid in India?
Valid if the university is on the NMC list, you complete the full course including internship, and pass FMGE/NExT. Current status: Approved (verify current list). We verify before recommendation.
What is the FMGE pass rate for Georgia graduates?
Indicative pass rate is 15–25%. Pass rates depend on clinical training quality, self-study, and whether you chose English-medium programs.
Will NExT replace FMGE for Georgia graduates?
NExT is planned to replace FMGE as the licensing exam. Foreign graduates will likely need to pass NExT Step 1 and Step 2. We track NMC announcements and update guidance accordingly.