FMGE December 2025 admit cards released, exam on January 17
New Delhi: The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences, NBEMS, has recently released the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination, FMGE December 2025, admit cards.
The registered candidates can access and download their FMGE admit cards from the official website of NBEMS.
The FMGE December 2025 examination is scheduled to take place on January 17, 2026. The test will be conducted online in two separate shifts, and the results are expected to be declared on February 17, 2026.
STEPS TO DOWNLOAD THE FMGE DECEMBER 2025 ADMIT CARD
STEP 1- Go to the official FMGE website at NBE.
STEP 2- On the homepage, select the ‘FMGE Examinations’ option under the ‘Examinations’ section.
STEP 3- Navigate and click on the link to download the FMGE December 2025 admit card.
STEP 4- Enter your User ID and password and click on submit.
STEP 5- The FMGE 2025 hall ticket/ admit card will be displayed on the screen.
STEP 6- Download and take a printout of the admit card for future use.
According to the official FMGE December 2025 Information Bulletin, the admit cards will not be issued to candidates found ineligible before the conduct of the examination. Candidates will be informed through SMS / Email alerts and website notice regarding the availability of the admit card on the NBEMS website. Admit card will not be sent to the candidates by Post / Email.
ENTRY OF CANDIDATES AS PER TIMELINES GIVEN IN THE ADMIT CARDS- Candidates are required to report at the ‘Reporting Counter’ of the test venue as per the time indicated in their admit cards. The exact entry point to the test centre (Reporting Counter) and the main gate of the venue might be at a distance. To avoid unforeseen delay in reaching the test centre entry point (Reporting Counter), candidates are advised to reach well in time and familiarise themselves with the exact point of entry to the test centre in the premises of the venue well in advance.
The reporting counter will close 30 minutes before the test start time. Any delay in arrival at the test centre entry point (Reporting Counter) shall lead to denial of entry, even if the candidate might have arrived at the premises of the venue.
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