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ANBAI, AHPI, MS Ramaiah Institutions launch apprenticeship program for FMGE candidates
Bangalore: In order to help various medical students who pursue their MBBS abroad, but are unable to clear the MCI screening exam, that is Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE), ANBAI, AHPI have now launched a 6-month clinical apprenticeship program in association with M.S. Ramaiah InstitutionsA significant number of students of Indian origin do pursue and complete basic...
Bangalore: In order to help various medical students who pursue their MBBS abroad, but are unable to clear the MCI screening exam, that is Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE), ANBAI, AHPI have now launched a 6-month clinical apprenticeship program in association with M.S. Ramaiah Institutions
A significant number of students of Indian origin do pursue and complete basic undergraduate Medical Education in many countries outside India and it is mandatory for these graduates to pass the Foreign Medical Graduates Examination to enrol into the Medical Council of India and become eligible to practice in India. The percentage of student clearing the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination is less than 25%.
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