FMGE June 2024: Exam Day Guidelines provided by NBEMS

FMGE June 2024: The Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) June 2024 will be held on 6th July by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). The computer-based examination will be administered in two shifts from 2 pm to 4:30 pm and from 9 am to 11:30 am.

The admit cards for FMGE 2024 must be brought to the exam room by candidates, together with a valid ID. Entry to the examination centre without an admit card will not be granted to any examinee.

“To avoid any last-minute issues, all applicants for FMGE JUNE-2024 are recommended to thoroughly study the information bulletin and admit cards provided to them,” stated NBEMS in an official announcement.

Exam Date Advisory for FMGE June 2024:

The following recommendation was given to the candidates by the medical board:

1. Print the admission card twice on an A4 piece of paper.
2. Don’t be late for the exam by arriving at the designated testing location on time.
3. Keep with you all required documentation, which will be checked upon entry.
4. Stay away from bringing anything that is forbidden inside the exam room.
5. Bring supporting medical documentation if you need to utilize medication or medical equipment while taking the test.
6. Throughout the exam centre, always have your admit card and identity documentation on hand.
7. If you want to avoid having trouble registering for the exam using finger biometrics, refrain from getting coloured or henna tattoos on your fingers.
8. Throughout the exam, keep your mouth shut and behave properly. If you require any assistance during the examination, raise your hand to signal the invigilator.
9. Within the allotted time, finish the time-bound portions of the exam. During the test, don’t chat with other applicants or snoop on their computers.
10. Comply with exam personnel’s instructions and cooperate with them. Watch out for dishonest people who offer unfair exam assistance.

The medical board also stated that test-taking facilities are not permitted to have any of the forbidden goods listed on admission cards. It stated that although using the restroom before registering or after the exam begins is prohibited, candidates are yet permitted to do so.