Is MBBS in Uzbekistan Good After the NMC Advisory 2026?
MBBS Abroad

Is MBBS in Uzbekistan Good After the NMC Advisory 2026?

Yes, MBBS in Uzbekistan remains a good option for NEET-qualified Indian students after the April 2026 NMC advisory, which is a warning - not a ban. Choose NMC-compliant universities like Bukhara State Medical Institute (47.83% FMGE pass rate). Verify WDOMS listing, English medium, and complete 12-month internship in Uzbekistan. Start FMGE prep early. Total cost: Rs.18-30 lakhs. Avoid unverified agents.

NMC Removes 150 MBBS Seat Cap and Population Norm: What It Means for Medical Education in India
MBBS in India

NMC Removes 150 MBBS Seat Cap and Population Norm: What It Means for Medical Education in India

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has removed the 150 MBBS seat cap and population norm, allowing unlimited seats per college. The college-hospital distance rule is now max 10 km (15 km for hill states). This expands MBBS seats nationwide, especially in southern states previously blocked. However, quality concerns like faculty shortages persist. Aspirants should verify infrastructure and patient inflow before admission.

NMC Orders Medical Colleges to Stop Charging Fees for Internship Year - MBBS Fee Valid Only for 4.5 Years of Academic Study
MBBS in India, NEET UG

NMC Orders Medical Colleges to Stop Charging Fees for Internship Year - MBBS Fee Valid Only for 4.5 Years of Academic Study

The National Medical Commission's April 7, 2026 directive states medical colleges cannot charge fees for the compulsory internship year. MBBS fees are valid only for the 4.5-year academic period, not the full 5.5-year program. This applies to all government and private colleges. Interns must receive a stipend. Non-compliance invites regulatory action under the NMC Act 2019.

NMC's MBBS Internship Guidelines & their significance to FMGs
Medical UG

NMC's MBBS Internship Guidelines & their significance to FMGs

The National Medical Commission (NMC) seems all set to create better standards for the department of Medicine in India. It started with setting stronger FMG Regulations 2021 and now it has created and issued the most comprehensive document ever written in this capacity containing guidelines on Compulsory Rotating Internship for Doctors.