FMGE October 2026 Result
The additional FMGE session was held on 31 October 2026. According to the NBEMS information bulletin, as reported by several education outlets, the result is due by 30 November 2026. NBEMS has sometimes released results earlier than the bulletin date — the June 2026 result, for example, came out on 7 July instead of 28 July — so it may arrive sooner.
Bookmark this: the only official source is the NBEMS website, natboard.edu.in. Ignore result "leaks" on social media.
How the result is usually published
Recent FMGE results have been released as a PDF on the NBEMS website listing the roll numbers of qualified candidates, with individual scorecards made available separately afterwards. Have your roll number ready, and check the official notice for exact steps — the format can change between sessions.
Key facts to remember
| Exam date | 31 October 2026 |
| Result due | By 30 November 2026 (as per the bulletin, reported) |
| Qualifying score | 150 out of 300 |
| Negative marking | None |
| Re-evaluation | Not available |
| Next session | Moved from 9 January 2027 to January/February 2027 — date to be announced |
If you qualified
Congratulations — that's a real achievement in an exam most candidates don't pass on any given attempt. Follow the official instructions from NBEMS and the National Medical Commission for your certificate and next registration steps, and confirm every requirement on the official websites rather than through agents or social media.
If you didn't qualify
You're not alone: recent sessions have seen roughly 12–23% of candidates qualify. Here's what to do in the first week, calmly:
- Get your exact numbers. Your score, your gap to 150, and a target gain with a safety margin. The free Gap Calculator does this in seconds and also counts your real study hours.
- Diagnose the attempt. Coverage, recall, clinical application, pacing, or life getting in the way? Each needs a different fix — see what to do after failing FMGE.
- Pick the session you're truly ready for. The next session is expected in January/February 2027, and FMGE is planned to run three times a year from 2027. If your real study hours are too few for your gap, it's smarter to aim for the following session and use the nearer one as practice.
- Build a plan around your weak, high-weightage subjects. Use weightage × weakness to decide where your hours go, then follow the 90-day study plan.
How much time until the next session?
If the next session is in early February 2027 and you start on 1 December, you have roughly 9 weeks. At 6 hours a day, 6 days a week, that's about 320 study hours — enough to close a gap of 20–40 marks if those hours go to the right subjects, with weekly full mocks from January. Run your own numbers in the Gap Calculator once the date is confirmed.
Dates and details as reported in November 2026. Always confirm on the official NBEMS website, natboard.edu.in.