The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has made the admit card for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) October 2026 session available online on 27 October 2026. Candidates appearing for the computer-based test on 31 October must log in to the official portal (natboard.edu.in) with their registered User ID and password to download a printable PDF hall ticket.

Key points

• Admit card release date: 27 Oct 2026
• Exam date: 31 Oct 2026 (two parts on the same day)
• Download portal: natboard.edu.in (NBEMS official website)
• Required login: User ID and Password
• Important timings: Entry opens at 7:00 AM (Part I) and 12:00 PM (Part II); exam runs 9:00-11:33 AM and 2:00-4:33 PM
• Mandatory documents: Printed admit card and a valid photo ID

Details

After logging in to the FMGE section on natboard.edu.in, candidates should select the October 2026 application link, click the admit-card icon, download the PDF and print a hard copy. The admit card contains the candidate’s name, roll number, photograph, exam centre address, reporting time, exam timing, and specific instructions. The dress code and prohibited items are also listed in the information bulletin referenced on the card.

If any information – such as name, photograph, centre, or reporting time – is incorrect, candidates must contact NBEMS immediately through the official communication channels to request corrections before the exam day.

What it means for students

Students should treat the admit card as a non-negotiable entry pass. Bring the printed hall ticket along with a valid original photo identity document (e.g., passport, Aadhaar card) to the exam centre. Arrive well before the entry cut-off (8:30 AM for Part I, 1:30 PM for Part II) to avoid being barred.

Key actions for candidates:

• Log in to natboard.edu.in on 27 Oct 2026 or later to download the admit card.
• Print a clear copy and keep it safe.
• Verify all details on the card; report discrepancies immediately.
• Review the dress code and prohibited items to avoid penalties.
• Plan travel to the exam centre to reach before the reporting times.

Following these steps will ensure a smooth entry on 31 October and help candidates focus on the FMGE, which consists of 150 questions per part with a total duration of 150 + 3 minutes for each part.

Source: Careers360. Written for students by the Isolated Study News Desk from public reports. Always check the official website for final dates and details.