My FMGE result has been withheld. What does that mean?

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a year ago

If FMGE result has been withheld it means that the authorities hold back the results of the candidates with incomplete documentation. Once the deficit documents are submitted by the candidate, his/ her result is released.

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2 years ago

It means that the results have not been posted due to discrepancies in the documents provided. the authorities will issue a notice regarding the candidates who need to submit their official documents again. Once the notice has been out and the link is out, you can fill the form again with care. Rech

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