FMGE 2025 Admit Card on Jan 14: SMS & Email Exam City Mismatch Sparks Panic
FMGE 2025 Admit Card on January 14The FMGE 2025 admit card is set to be released on 14 January by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). The admit card will be available on the official website, natboard.edu.in. The hall ticket will mention the
- Final exam city
- Test centre
- Reporting time
- Exam-day instructions for candidates appearing in the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE).
Related Reads: NBEMS Announces FMGE December 2025 Exam; Registration to Begin on November 14 at natboard.edu.in
The FMGE exam is scheduled on 17 January 2026. Recently, candidates reported that the exam city details received via SMS and email showed a conflict. This widespread confusion among candidates has caused uncertainty about the admit card.
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Confusion Over FMGE Exam City Triggers Panic
Candidates who are to appear in the December FMGE 2025 exam have reported that they received different exam city allocations through SMS and email. These communications were made by NBEMS. Here are the reported discrepancies:
- Some candidates received Delhi via SMS, but Gurugram or Noida via email.
- Some reported out-of-state cities in emails.
- Many received neither SMS nor email.
The issue were highligheted through the microblogging site X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit. Many candidates shared screenshots of the mismatch. This has caused anxiety among students as the FMGE 2025 exam is barely days away.
The ongoing confusion has added to stress among foreign medical graduates, many of whom are already dealing with documentation delays related to eligibility and verification. The unrest resulted in FMGE protest outside NMC office over delayed eligibility certificates.
NBEMS Has Not Issued Official Clarification Yet
NBEMS has not given any official clarification on the confusion. However, if we dive into experts' insights, SMS and email notifications are preliminary. The alerts are not the final word. The FMGE admit card, which is coming on 14 January, will have the final and legally valid exam city and centre details.
Candidates should not make travel arrangements based on SMS or email messages but wait for the admit card first.
How to Download FMGE Admit Card 2025?
Candidates can download their hall ticket by following these steps once it's released:
- Visit fmge.nbe.edu.in
- Log in using FMGE registration number and password
- Click on the FMGE December 2025 / January 2026 exam section
- Download it
- Print the FMGE admit card
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What Candidates Should Do Right Now
In previous sessions of the FMGE exam. This kind of mismatch has been noticed. But the admit card had put a full stop to the spiral. Candidates must:
- Check natboard.edu.in for official updates
- Wait for the 14 January admit card release
- Verify the exam city, centre address, and reporting time
- Contact the NBEMS helpline if the admit card does not clarify discrepancies.
Final Word for FMGE Aspirants
As the exam is approaching, students must stay calm and rely on authentic information only. The hall ticket is the only reliable document for exam details, and it’s coming very soon. Until then, students should give their attention to the FMGE preparations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ques: How can I download the FMGE 2025 admit card?
Ans: Follow these steps:
- Log in at natboard.edu.in under the FMGE section
- Enter application/registration number and password/DOB
- Verify details
- Download
- Print multiple copies with photo ID
Ques: Which exam centre is final amid the continuing discrepancy?
Ans: Ignore SMS/email conflicts. The admit card is authoritative. Contact the helpline post-release if errors are still there.
Ques: What are the exam day rules?
Ans: These are the rules candidates have to follow:
- Report 90 minutes early
- Carry admit card, ID, and PMQC
- No electronics/bags allowed
- Discrepancies resolved via the invigilator only if documented.
Ques: Do I need to affix my photo on the FMGE admit card?
Ans: Yes. But always read the instructions first. You might be required to paste your photos in the presence of the examiner. Or they mighta sk you to affix the picture beforehand.