FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳

A voice for FMGE candidates and medicos.
Justice • Transparency • Reform
Facts over noise. Unity over division. 🩺🇮🇳

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

Today's events made one thing clear to me: speaking up can feel discouraging.

But if we stop demanding transparency and fairness, nothing will ever change.

The fight for justice for FMGs must continue—with facts, unity, and respect.

#JusticeForFMGs #FMGE #Fmgejune2026

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@seshadrideepak That's the problem we can't do nothing

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

MBBS seats ↑
NEET paper leaks continue.
NEET PG & SS cut-off: 0 percentile.

But #FMGE remains one of the toughest exams, with thousands of aspiring doctors stuck for years.

Why the double standard? Fairness should apply to every medical graduate.

#JusticeForFMGs #Fmgejune2026

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

We crossed borders to study.

We crossed every obstacle to become doctors.

Now don't make us fight for fairness too.

#JusticeForFMGs #FMGE #Doctors #fmgeJune2026

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@aryavinod1970 Once I know about it I will post sir

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

The fight is not against an exam—it is for a fair, transparent, and accountable examination system.#FMGE #FMGE2026 #NBEMS #NMC #JusticeForFMGs #MedicalStudents
Our key demands for #FMGEJune2026
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[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

Behind every FMGE roll number is a family that sacrificed, a student who never gave up, and a dream to serve patients.

Don't let that dream be crushed by an unfair system.

#JusticeForFMGs #FMGE #Doctors

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

Congratulations to everyone who cleared #NEETUG2026! 🎉

To those who couldn't make it: this is a delay, not the end. Keep fighting.

And please, before choosing MBBS abroad, research the reality carefully. Make an informed decision, not an emotional one.

#NEETUG #FutureDoctors

[National Testing Agency @NTA_Exams]

NTA Declares Result of NEET (UG) 2026

11.21 lakh candidates qualify;
Results declared in time for counselling and Medical College Admissions;
Toppers from almost all States and Union Territories;
More than 58 per cent of qualified candidates are women;
Examination conducted in 13 languages

The National Testing Agency (NTA) declares the result of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), NEET (UG) 2026. The result has been declared in time so that the medical-admission and counselling calendar for candidates stays on track.

A total of close to 20 lakh candidates appeared for NEET (UG) 2026 at 5,440 centres in 551 cities in India and 14 cities abroad. 11.21 lakh candidates have qualified for admission to undergraduate medical, dental, AYUSH and allied programmes.
Scorecards of all candidates are available on the official website, https://t.co/ehHaUsaoU6. The full list of Top Rankers, State Toppers, category-wise toppers (SC, ST, OBC-NCL, Gen-EWS, PwBD and PwD), category-wise cut-off marks and language-wise participation is also being published on the NTA website.

Overview of the Candidates who appeared in NEET UG Exam on 21st June 2026
Close to 20 lakh candidates appeared and 11.21 lakh qualified. Candidates appeared from every State and Union Territory of the country, in 13 languages. More than 58 per cent of the qualified candidates are women.

The majority of the top-performing candidates are between 17 and 19 years of age.
Profile of the Top Rankers
138 candidates scored above 690 marks out of 720. Of these:
•Over 93 per cent appeared for NEET (UG) for the first time.
•99 per cent are between 17 and 19 years of age.

Geographical Distribution
Qualified candidates have emerged from every one of the 36 States and Union Territories, ranging from over 1.7 lakh in Uttar Pradesh to 43 in Lakshadweep. State Toppers include Jigmet Yangchan Lamo (Ladakh, 530 marks), Dhruv Tripathi (Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 606 marks) and Fahmida Anees (Lakshadweep, 573 marks), and cover every North-Eastern State. 17 State Toppers scored 700 or above; 26 scored above 690.

The 138 top rankers come from 66 cities across the country. The Top 17 rankers who scored more than 705 marks span eight States, namely Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Tamil Nadu and Telangana.

Score Distribution and Highest Scorers
•19 candidates scored above 700 out of 720.
•1,492 candidates scored 650 and above.
•10,160 candidates scored 600 and above.
•90,780 candidates scored 500 and above.
The highest score of 715 out of 720 was obtained jointly by Aryan Gupta (Punjab) and Panshul Bansal (Haryana).
Category-wise Qualified Candidates
Registered, appeared and qualified figures are being published in full for General, Gen-EWS, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, PwBD, PwD and Third Gender candidates. Separate topper lists for each category are provided in the accompanying toppers document.

Category-wise qualified candidates:
•General: 2.91 lakh
•OBC-NCL: 5.12 lakh
•SC: 1.59 lakh
•ST: 63,716
•Gen-EWS: 95,026
•PwBD: 3,666
•PwD: 303
Category-wise cut-off marks and percentiles are being published simultaneously.

Participation and Qualification of Women Candidates
More than 58 per cent of all qualified candidates are women. Women also qualified at a higher rate than men: 56.8 per cent of women who appeared qualified, as against 55.1 per cent of men.
Languages of the Examination
NEET (UG) 2026 was conducted in 13 languages: Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu and English.

Process and Timeline of Result Declaration
The result was declared within time through re-engineering of the process, with stages designed to run in parallel rather than in sequence, and with the de-linking of OMR sheet challenge from answer key release. Each stage was completed in full and made available for candidate view:
•Provisional answer key published on 25 June 2026; challenge window open from 25 to 28 June 2026.
•Scanned OMR answer sheets and recorded responses displayed to candidates from 13 to 15 July 2026.
•Final answer key published on 16 July 2026; result declared on 16 July 2026.

Statutory FrameworkNTA conducts NEET (UG) under Section 14 of the NMC Act, 2019 and Section 14 of the NCISM Act, 2020, and for BHMS under the NCH, on the direction of the Hon’ble Supreme Court and with the approval of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and the Ministry of Education.
NTA’s mandate is to conduct the examination, declare the result on eligibility criteria provided by NMC, and issue the All-India Rank. Merit lists, category lists, domicile determination and counselling are the remit of the admitting/State authorities. NTA has no role in these.
NEET (UG) result data is also used for admission to https://t.co/P1QVj20987. (H) Nursing and to BVSc and AH under the 15% VCI quota. AACCC is the counselling authority for the All-India Quota in BAMS/BUMS/BSMS and BHMS.

Counselling and Candidate Advisory
Counselling for the All-India Quota in MBBS/BDS is conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). State quotas are conducted by respective State authorities. Candidates should rely only on official websites: https://t.co/ehHaUsaoU6, https://t.co/Kql0EMCxDN and State counselling portals.
Candidates are cautioned against fraudulent calls, messages or websites offering admission, seat blocking or score improvement. NTA does not contact candidates seeking money or credentials. Suspicious communication may be reported at [email protected] or 011-40759000.

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@seshadrideepak Not everyone can Go abroad. Sir

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

We are not asking for easier exams.
We are asking for fairness, transparency, and a review.
#JusticeForFMGE #FMGEJune2026 #FairEvaluation #Transparency #NBE

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@silentawaaj Thanks 🙏

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

Video-based questions were introduced without prior notice.
Our request: ✅ Award grace marks for the video-based questions, considering the lack of prior notification and the unexpected change in exam format.
#JusticeForFMGE #FMGE2026 #GraceMarksForVideoQuestions #FairEvaluation

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@Dr_MBBSwallah Sir case had filed today in supreme court

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@gauriyq3v I will post it might Help

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

37,000+ dreams. One demand: Fairness.
The #FMGEJune2026 result has left thousands of aspiring doctors questioning the transparency of the evaluation process. We are not asking for special treatment—we are asking for a fair, transparent, and accountable system.
#JusticeForFMGE

[Dr. Praveen Tripathi @drpraveenpsy]

NEET Paper Leaks and the FMGE Issue Are Manifestations of the Same Underlying Problem

The recent FMGE pass percentage was a horrible 12%.

The passing rate came crashing down from almost 30%, not because students suddenly started studying less, but because the standard and pattern of the paper were suddenly changed without informing the students.

A student expects basic fairness and predictability from the examination system. That is why examination bodies conducting exams such as the USMLE release sample papers and clearly communicate the expected pattern and standard. Any changes are informed beforehand.
But here, the difficulty level is suddenly changed. The pattern of questions is suddenly changed. This shows a complete lack of respect for the students and their efforts.

FMGs often receive the worst treatment. Random rules such as two-year and three-year internships are introduced that serve no purpose beyond harassing already troubled students. In many cases, it takes almost a year merely to secure an internship.
If the government does not want students to pursue medical education abroad, it should ban it completely. Why allow students to study abroad and then create endless administrative and regulatory hurdles when they return? What purpose is served by harassing them at every stage?
None of this will change unless people are held accountable.
If no one is held accountable for something as serious as a paper leak, how can we expect accountability for arbitrarily changing examination standards, setting unpredictable papers, or framing unreasonable rules?

The issue is not just one examination or one group of students. The real issue is the complete absence of accountability in the system.

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@aryavinod1970 Yeah true

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

12.38% pass rate.
A licensing exam should measure competence not surprise candidates with abrupt pattern changes.
Transparency, fairness are essential for every future doctor.
Fair Exam = Better Doctors = Better India 🇮🇳
#FMGE2026 #FMGE #JusticeForFMGE

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

12.38% PASS RATE.
This isn't just a statistic—it's thousands of dreams on the line.
If the exam pattern changes without adequate notice, transparency suffers and candidates pay the price.
#FMGE2026 #NBEMS #FMGE #MedicalEducation #JusticeForFMGs

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

FMGE aspirants spent years preparing, sacrificing time, money, and peace of mind.
There Should be
✅ Transparent review of disputed questions.
✅ Release of answer keys and clear explanations.
✅ Fair evaluation with accountability.
#Fmge #JusticeForFMGE #FMGE2026

[FMGE For FMGE 🩺🇮🇳 @FmgeForFmge]

@Vanshik39225423 Unite together and we have to fight for justice