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MBBS Admission
NEET UG counselling, state quota and domicile rules, service bonds, fee structures and the documents each state asks for. MBBS Student Years
MBBS in India runs 4½ academic years in four phases, then a one-year compulsory internship. How the course is built, and the attendance, assessment, exam and time-limit rules. Internship
The compulsory rotating medical internship — duration, postings, leave, certification — and the separate rules for foreign medical graduates. PG Admission
NEET-PG and INI-CET — who can sit them, the papers, fees, qualifying percentiles and dates — and the DNB and armed forces routes that run through them. PG Residency
What PG residency in India involves for MD, MS and DNB residents: course length, thesis and logbook, mandatory courses, the District Residency Programme, leave, attendance and the final exam. Super Specialty Admission
NEET SS, INI-SS, DM and MCh routes, DrNB and FNB, and the in-service quotas that apply to them. Super Specialty Training
Training and examination rules for DM, MCh and DrNB — course lists, thesis and logbook, leave, and what the final examination requires. Practising in India
Registration, renewal, additional qualifications, practising in another state and certificates of good standing — the national rules as published, and each state council's own process. Working Abroad
What each country requires from an Indian medical graduate — regulator, examinations, English, credential verification and documents. Deadlines
Every open window in one place: examinations, registration, renewal and counselling rounds. Latest changes Ireland
28 October
Route and examinations added from the Council's PRES page, now readable New Zealand
18 October
Examinations pathway: MCNZ's pathway page also accepts the AMC multiple-choice and clinical examinations, passed within five years MBBS attendance, assessment, examinations and time limits
16 October
Added NMC's public notice of 15 October 2026 granting a one-time additional (fifth) attempt at the First Professional examination to eligible students admitted from 2019-20 onwards Everything that changed