NMC grants one-time relief to MBBS students who exhausted four exam attempts

Covid relief: NMC grants one-time ‘mercy attempt’ to eligible MBBS students

While granting the additional attempt, the NMC has retained the maximum permissible duration for completing the MBBS course at 10 years from the date of admission. The one-time relaxation does not extend this overall time limit.

NMC Relaxes MBBS Exam Rules, Grants 1 Extra Attempt to Students From 2019–20 Batch Onwards | 📖 LatestLY

NMC has granted one extra attempt in the First Professional MBBS exam to students admitted from 2019-20 onwards. The 10-year limit to complete the course, including CRMI, remains unchanged. 📖 NMC Relaxes MBBS Exam Rules, Grants 1 Extra Attempt to Students From 2019–20 Batch Onwards.

MBBS Students Admitted From 2019-20 Get Extra Attempt To Clear First-Year Exam

Under the approved decision, eligible students admitted to the MBBS course from the 2019-20 academic year onwards will be permitted one additional attempt beyond the prescribed four attempts to clear the First Professional MBBS Examination.

NMC grants one-time relief to MBBS students who exhausted four exam attempts

The NMC has granted eligible MBBS students a one-time fifth attempt at the First Professional examination. The relief addresses exceptional disruptions but excludes those who have already exhausted a mercy attempt.

NMC Grants Extra Attempt for MBBS Students

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has announced a one-time additional attempt for eligible MBBS students who were admitted from the 2019-20 academic year onwards. This decision aims to assist students who have already utilised the standard four attempts to pass the First Professional MBBS Examination. The announcement was made through a public notice issued by […]