FMGE Comeback
Free tool · updated for the 2026–2027 sessions

Didn't clear FMGE?
Find the marks you're missing.

Turn your last score into a clear target: exactly how many more correct answers you need, how many real study hours you have, and where those marks are cheapest to earn.

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300questions
150to qualify
0negative marking
3×sessions / yr from 2027

FMGE Gap Calculator

Free · nothing is stored or sent anywhere

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of 150
—more correct answers
—target score
—days to exam
—real study hours
Enter your score and the next exam date to see your plan.

Pass mark 150/300, no negative marking (as widely reported, Nov 2026). Gain includes a 15-mark safety margin. Confirm details on natboard.edu.in.

How it works

From a failed attempt to a real plan

Most repeaters restart the same routine. A better attempt starts with three questions.

01

Know your exact gap

Your score becomes a concrete number of extra correct answers — with a safety margin so you clear 150 comfortably.

02

Diagnose why you missed

Coverage, recall, clinical application, pacing or life getting in the way — each needs a different fix.

03

Spend hours where marks are cheap

Big subjects you're weak in first, weekly mocks, an error log — repair, consolidate, simulate.

Free guides

Everything a repeater needs to know

Practical, plain-English guides — written for candidates preparing for their next FMGE attempt.

Results 2026

FMGE October 2026 Result — Date, How to Check, and What to Do Next

The FMGE October 2026 result is due by 30 November 2026. How the result is published, what to do if you qualified, and a clear plan if you didn't — including the next session.

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Start here

Failed FMGE? What to Do Next (A Calm, Practical Plan)

Didn't clear FMGE? Here's what to do in the first week after your result — work out your real gap, find out why you missed, and plan your next attempt properly.

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Strategy

How to Pass FMGE in Your Second Attempt (What to Change)

Repeating FMGE? The seven mistakes repeaters make most often, and what to change so your next attempt is genuinely different from the last.

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Study plan

FMGE 90-Day Study Plan (3-Month Structure That Fits Real Life)

A practical 3-month FMGE study plan in three phases — repair, consolidate, simulate — with a weekly template, mock schedule and daily routine.

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Prioritise

FMGE Subject-Wise Weightage — and How to Use It to Prioritise

Approximate FMGE subject-wise question distribution (unofficial, recall-based) and a simple formula to decide which subjects deserve your study hours first.

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Exam rules

FMGE Pass Mark & Marking Scheme Explained (150/300, No Negative Marking)

How FMGE is marked — 300 questions, +1 per correct answer, no negative marking, 150 to qualify — and what that means for your exam strategy.

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Results data

FMGE Pass Percentage & Results Trend (2025–2026)

Reported FMGE pass rates for recent sessions, what they mean for your next attempt, and the move to three exam sessions a year from 2027.

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The FMGE Comeback Planner

Your diagnosis and a dated plan — in about an hour

  • 17-page printable workbook: gap calculation, the 5 failure types, subject triage, a three-phase plan
  • Offline planner tool: dated phases, hours per subject and your mock dates
  • Error log, mock-analysis sheet, weekly review and exam-day checklists
  • Works with whatever books or question bank you already use
$9$15Launch price until 15 Dec
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The FMGE Comeback Planner — diagnose, plan, clear 150
FAQ

Common questions

What is the FMGE pass mark?

The qualifying score is 150 out of 300. Each correct answer is worth +1 and there is no negative marking, so wrong and unanswered questions both score 0 (as widely reported; confirm on natboard.edu.in).

How many times a year is FMGE held?

NBEMS announced an additional session on 31 October 2026 and plans to hold FMGE three times a year from 2027. Check the official NBEMS website for confirmed dates.

Is there re-evaluation for FMGE?

No. There is no re-evaluation, which is why diagnosing your own attempt — coverage, recall, clinical application, pacing — matters so much before you restart.

Is the subject-wise weightage official?

No. NBEMS does not publish a subject-wise breakdown. The numbers you see online, including ours, are recall-based estimates and sources disagree, so use them for planning only.

Does the calculator store my score?

No. The Gap Calculator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.