If a person has done mbbs abroad. Then how can he practice in india. Our constitution gives right to every person to earn his livelihood as per his skill. And if he is prepared to appear in nnecessary skill test. Medical commission cannot stop him. Which will be ilegal on their part.

Ans: Hi Naresh,
I cannot comment anything on this, as these policies are governed by the government in every country.

Ans: Hello Sir/Mam,
Every university provides a license to practice the MBBS graduates in their country.

Ans: Hello Madhuri.
First of all, thank you for reading the article so quickly and showing your faith in rediffGuru.
Here is the point-wise reply to your queries:
(1) To practice in India, the candidate has to appear for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) conducted by the National Medical Commission (NMC) or National Board of Examinations (NBE)
(2) Passing Marks: A minimum of 50%
(3) The candidate can practice either in Govt or Private hospital
(4) One has to decide from which country he wants to do PG. As far as India is concerned, the candidate has to appear for the NEET PG entrance test. There are no direct PG admissions in India without NEET-PG if the candidate seeks an NMC-recognized PG qualification.
Finally, If you plan to pursue a PG degree abroad, ensure that the institution and course are recognized by the NMC to practice in India upon your return.

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