FMGE Scorecard 2025 to be released today at natboard.edu.in; check download link here

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) is expected to release the scorecards for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) June 2025 session today, 21 August. Candidates who appeared for the examination can download their individual scorecards from the official website natboard.edu.in.

The FMGE June 2025 examination was held on 26 July at various centres across the country, and the results were declared on 13 August in the form of a PDF merit list. Unlike the result PDF, which could be accessed without login credentials, the scorecards will require candidates to use their registered login details.

NBEMS has stated that the FMGE scorecard 2025 will remain available for download for only six months from the date of publication. Candidates are advised to download and preserve their scorecards during this period.

 

Steps to Download FMGE 2025 Scorecard

1. Visit the official website natboard.edu.in


2. On the homepage, click on the link for “FMGE June 2025 Scorecard”.


3. Enter your login credentials, including User ID and Password.


4. Once logged in, click on the download option for the scorecard.


5. Save and print a copy of the scorecard for future reference.

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Important Instructions for Candidates

• The scorecard is only a provisional document and cannot be used to obtain registration with State Medical Councils (SMCs).


• Candidates must collect their official FMGE Pass Certificate, which will be issued after in person verification of identity and documents.


• The schedule for verification and certificate collection will be announced shortly on the official NBEMS website.

The FMGE is a screening test conducted by NBEMS for Indian nationals and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) who have obtained their primary medical qualifications from foreign institutions and wish to practise medicine in India. Clearing the FMGE is mandatory for securing registration with State Medical Councils.