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Time of India
3 days ago
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- Time of India
FMGE result 2025 for June session released at natboard.edu: Check direct link to download PDF here
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has declared the results of the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) for the June 2025 session. Candidates who appeared for the screening test can check their qualifying status through the official website: . According to the official results document, a total of 37,207 candidates appeared for the examination conducted on July 26, 2025. Of these, 29,327 candidates did not qualify, while 1,168 candidates were marked absent. The results of five candidates have been withheld pending further review. NBEMS has confirmed that every question in the FMGE June 2025 question paper was reviewed by faculty members from the relevant specialty areas after the examination. This review aimed to verify the technical accuracy of both the questions and the answer keys. The board stated that none of the questions were found to be technically incorrect. Individual scorecards will be available for download from August 21, 2025, through the NBEMS portal. Candidates are advised that scorecards will remain accessible for only six months from the date of issuance. How to check FMGE June 2025 result Candidates can follow the process below to view and download their FMGE June 2025 result: Visit the official NBEMS website: Go to the 'Public Notice' section and click on the FMGE June Session 2025 result link. Open the PDF document displayed on the screen. Click on the link titled 'Click Here to View FMGE June 2025 Result'. A new PDF will open showing the qualifying status of candidates. Use the 'Ctrl+F' function to search for your roll number. Check your status and save the document for future reference. Direct link to check the FMGE June 2025 result is available here. What's next? Pass certificates will be issued in person after verification of the candidate's identity and credentials. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Dementia Has Been Linked To a Common Habit. Do You Do It? Memory Health Click Here Undo The schedule for certificate distribution will be announced separately on the NBEMS website. The result remains provisional until the completion of this in-person verification process. The results for the five candidates whose outcomes are marked as 'WITHHELD' are subject to the decisions of the NBEMS Examination Ethics Committee, Unfair Means Case proceedings, or relevant court matters, as applicable. TOI Education is on WhatsApp now. Follow us here. Ready to navigate global policies? Secure your overseas future. Get expert guidance now!
Economic Times
03-05-2025
- Economic Times
NEET-UG 2025: Three-tier monitoring in place, students using unfair means will face up to 3-year debarment
Ahead of the NEET-UG 2025 examination, a robust three-tier monitoring system has been implemented to ensure fairness and security. Over 22.7 lakh candidates are set to appear across numerous centers, primarily in government institutions. Mock drills are scheduled to test preparedness, while strict penalties, including debarment and legal action under the Public Examinations Act, await those using unfair means. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Popular in India With the high-stakes NEET-UG 2025 examination scheduled for May 4, a three-tier monitoring mechanism--at the district, state, and centre levels--has been put in place to ensure the exam is conducted in a free, fair, and secure manner, sources at the Education Ministry found resorting to unfair means will face up to three years of debarment from NTA exams, in addition to criminal action under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, said sources 22.7 lakh candidates will appear for the examination across 5453 centres in more than 500 cities, making it one of India's largest national-level entrance exam venues this year are located in government and government-aided educational institutions to ensure better oversight, a source told a first, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has scheduled mock drills on May 3 to check preparedness, including the functionality of mobile signal jammers, biometric authentication , and frisking arrangements."Most of the exam centres this year are located in Government and Government-Aided schools, colleges, universities, and institutions. To ensure a smooth and secure conduct of the exam, Mock Drills are scheduled for 3rd May 2025 at all centres," the source drills will help test the readiness of functionality of mobile signal jammers, availability of adequate manpower for frisking, and biometric authentication procedures, among other enhanced safeguards come after last year's NEET-UG 2024 was marred by allegations of paper leaks and impersonation."There will be three levels of monitoring on the exam day - at the District, State, and Centre levels," the source said."Candidates found indulging in unfair means - before, during, or after the examination - will be booked under Unfair Means (U.F.M.). Penalties include: Debarment of up to 3 years from appearing in NTA exams (based on severity) and Criminal and/or legal action under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024," the source Public Examinations Act, 2024, passed empowers authorities to prosecute those indulging in unfair means, including impersonators, facilitators, and coaching summer temperatures rising, state governments and UTs have also been directed to ensure drinking water, electricity, portable toilets, and first-aid facilities at all centres.
The Hindu
03-05-2025
- The Hindu
NEET-UG mock drills underway across centres ahead of May 4 entrance exam
Mock drills were conducted at all NEET-UG centres on Saturday (May 3, 2025) to ensure smooth conduct of the nationwide medical entrance, according to an official source. The crucial exam is scheduled for May 4 at 5,453 centres in over 500 cities across the country. This year, over 22.7 lakh candidates have registered for the exam. Three-tier monitoring on exam day "There will be three layers of monitoring on the exam day – at the District, State, and Centre levels," a Ministry of Education (MoE) source said. Most of the centres this year are located in government and government-aided schools, colleges, universities, and institutions. "To ensure smooth and secure conduct of the exam, mock drills are being conducted at all centres. These drills will help test readiness in terms of functionality of mobile signal jammers; availability of adequate manpower for frisking; and biometric authentication procedures," the source said. The Ministry has said that candidates found indulging in unfair means – before, during, or after the examination – will be booked under Unfair Means (UFM) and penalised accordingly. "The penalties include debarment of up to three years from appearing in NTA exams (based on severity) and criminal and/or legal action under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024," said the person. The strict measures come a year after alleged irregularities including paper-leak were flagged in NEET which put the integrity of the exam under scanner.
India Today
03-05-2025
- India Today
NEET UG 2025 on May 4: Mock drills, security checks and new exam law in force
The NEET UG 2025 exam is just around the corner, scheduled for May 4, and the National Testing Agency (NTA) is pulling out all stops to ensure the test runs smoothly across the country. With over 22.7 lakh students registered this year, the exam will be held in 5453 centres across 500+ cities last year's paper leak incident, the focus is not just on smooth conduct this year but also on tight security. Candidates have been warned: any use of unfair means before, during, or after the exam will attract strict action, including up to 3 years' debarment from NTA exams under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, exam centres have been set up in government and government-aided schools, colleges, and institutions to ensure better infrastructure and NTA has also kept in mind the scorching summer temperatures since the exam is being held in the afternoon session, and has asked authorities to make sure all centres are equipped with basic facilities like drinking water, uninterrupted electricity, portable toilets (if needed), and emergency health services like first aid and DRILLS ON MAY 3 TO TEST SYSTEM READINESS As per government sources, the NTA will conduct mock drills on May 3 at all NEET UG centres, ahead of the big day. These drills are being done to test the readiness of every drills will check the functionality of mobile signal jammers, the availability of trained staff for frisking, and whether biometric authentication procedures are fully in is to prevent any last-minute chaos or security LEVELS OF MONITORING ACROSS THE COUNTRYTo ensure tight security, the exam will be monitored at three levels -- District, State, and layered monitoring system is expected to help curb irregularities and maintain transparency across UFM LAW: UP TO 3 YEARS DEBARMENTThe NTA has made it clear that there will be zero tolerance towards any unfair means before, during, or after the exam. Candidates caught cheating or engaging in malpractice will be booked under Unfair Means (U.F.M.) per the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, violators may face:Debarment from all NTA exams for up to three years, depending on the severityCriminal and/or legal action under the new lawCandidates are strongly advised not to risk their academic future by indulging in any such acts.
Time of India
03-05-2025
- Time of India
NEET-UG mock drills underway across centres ahead of May 4 entrance
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel New Delhi: Mock drills were conducted at all NEET-UG centres on Saturday to ensure smooth conduct of the nationwide medical entrance, according to an official source. The crucial exam is scheduled for May 4 at 5,453 centres in over 500 cities across the country. This year, over 22.7 lakh candidates have registered for the exam."There will be three layers of monitoring on the exam day - at the District, State, and Centre levels," a Ministry of Education (MoE) source of the centres this year are located in government and government-aided schools, colleges, universities, and institutions."To ensure smooth and secure conduct of the exam, mock drills are being conducted at all centres. These drills will help test readiness in terms of functionality of mobile signal jammers; availability of adequate manpower for frisking; and biometric authentication procedures," the source ministry has said that candidates found indulging in unfair means - before, during, or after the examination - will be booked under Unfair Means (UFM) and penalised accordingly."The penalties include debarment of up to three years from appearing in NTA exams (based on severity) and criminal and/or legal action under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024," said the strict measures come a year after alleged irregularities including paper-leak were flagged in NEET which put the integrity of the exam under scanner.
