FMGs asked to complete an extra year for COVID-era online classes, while Indian graduates faced the same situation without any such penalty.
After MBBS(6yr), FMGE, and internship, adding another year only delays careers.
Unfair policy. @NMC_IND#WithdrawNMCnotice#justiceforfmg
In COVID, lacks of Indian students studying abroad were forced into online classes by a global pandemic. Now, years later, the NMC wakes up and demands onsite compensation. Universities shifted online because the world shut down.
#WithdrawNMCnotice#JusticeForFMG@official_afa_
The voices of Foreign Medical Graduates across the country must be heard. We seek clarity and fairness in regulations.
#WithdrawNMCNotice#JusticeForFMG
Shocked to see the latest NMC notice regarding FMGE’s
During COVID, thousands of Indian students studying abroad were forced into online classes by a global pandemic.
Now, years later, the NMC wakes up and demands “onsite compensation” as if students controlled the pandemic.
This is not regulation.
This is bureaucratic cruelty.
Students followed the rules that existed when they enrolled. Universities shifted online because the world shut down. And today the system wants to punish students for a crisis they did not create.
If NMC truly cared about standards, it should have issued clear policy during the pandemic, not after students have already invested years, money, and their future.
Stop treating FMGs like second-class doctors.
Policy cannot be written retrospectively on the backs of students.
Fix the system — don’t scapegoat the students.
Pic credit: official afa
#FMGE #NMC #IndianDoctors #MedicalEducation #MedTwitter #DoctorsOfIndia
A candidate with –40 marks in Neetpg can become a specialist doctor in this country, yet Foreign Medical Graduates who have already compensated for their online classes, cleared the FMGE and are diligently completing internships are being burdened with new superimposed guidelines every single year since COVID.
The irony is undeniable: COVID struck in 2020–21, but even today @NMC_BHARAT continues to publish guidelines citing “COVID online classes” as if the pandemic were ongoing. This is not regulation it is harassment on FMGs.
@medicaldialogs@educationtimes@MoHFW_INDIA
Isn’t it a mockery of the system @NMC_BHARAT to post this clarification after 5–6 years of COVID, when even your lawyer itself denied any clarification in court?”
We, FMGs, urge the ANDHRA HIGH COURT to take prompt action regarding the inconsistent statements made by @NMC_BHARAT in court versus their actions in ground.
@advsatyamrajput@UDFBHARAT@FAIMA_INDIA_@DrDhruvchauhan
@HRDMinistry@DrRPNishank Sir aap jaldi decision le lo ki kab neet ki exam hogi abhi thode hi din baki h exam ko social media pr viral ho rha h ki exam postpone hogi humara padhne me Dhyan nhi ja rha h jldi decision lo!!!!!!!!