Doctors across the world fight againts the coronavirus
According to sources a body of foreign-trained indian MBBS doctors on friday said it has urged the government to exempt them from a mandatory licensure exam so that they are immediately available for the country's services as it fights the COVID-19 pandemic.
The letter, dated march 26, has been addressed to prime ministernarendra Modi. A copy has also been sent to Union healthministerharsh vardhan, said AIFMGA President Dr A Najeerul Ameen. The association is yet to receive an official response or acknowledgement. According to government rules, any indian citizen possessing a primary medical qualification awarded by a foreign institution, who wants provisional or permanent registration with Medical Council of india or any state's medical council, needs to qualify a screening test (Foreign Medical Graduates Examination or FMGE) conducted by the MCI through the National Board of Examinations (NBE).
The letter, dated march 26, has been addressed to prime ministernarendra Modi. A copy has also been sent to Union healthministerharsh vardhan, said AIFMGA President Dr A Najeerul Ameen. The association is yet to receive an official response or acknowledgement. According to government rules, any indian citizen possessing a primary medical qualification awarded by a foreign institution, who wants provisional or permanent registration with Medical Council of india or any state's medical council, needs to qualify a screening test (Foreign Medical Graduates Examination or FMGE) conducted by the MCI through the National Board of Examinations (NBE).