Do I need to give the screening test if I did my MBBS from an MCI approved institute in abroad?

Any medical graduate from the countries other than US, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada have to pass FMGE exam.

As other have already told you that UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are exempted from MCI Screening. We work with US universities and can help your admission. Package starts at 35 Lacs INR for the complete course including food and hostel.

Yes, you need to appear for MCI screening if you are doing MBBS from countries other than USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and United Kingdom.

As much as I know, MCI Screening exam is compulsory for Indian students with a medical degree from a college abroad. It is also known as the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Exam) is an objective exam and held twice a year.

As other have already told you that UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are exempted from MCI Screening. We work with US universities and can help your admission. Package starts at 35 Lacs INR for the complete course including food and hostel.

As per my knowledge, to practice in India, if you have done MBBS from countries other than USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and United Kingdom you must clear an MCI screening test.

You need to give FMGE, it is compulsory, but if you do UG as well as PG in USA, UK, Australia, New-Zealand, then only you can escape FMGE.

Yes, you need to appear for MCI screening test if you are pursuing your graduation or post graduation abroad. You need to clear this test for practicing in India. All the best.

Yes, you have to appear for a test.