FMGE 2024 exam today, officials visited Dwarka center, surveillance is done through CCTV
There is turmoil all over the country regarding the NEET exam. There is a lot of politics going on in this issue. All parties and organizations are questioning the NDA and attacking the government. Meanwhile, the central government has also taken a tough stand in the wake of irregularities in the NEET examination. Under this the Home Ministry officials visited the Command Center at Dwarka for FMGE i.e. Foreign Medical Graduate Examination. A team of officials visited the NBEMS headquarters and received no report of any untoward incident. A command center has been set up at the NBEMS headquarters, Dwarka, where management team members, senior NBEMS officers, a technical team of 20 TCS officers, around 150 NBEMS officers and officials from the local police administration are keeping a close watch. The examination center is monitored by CCTV cameras. 35819 candidates will appear for the exam today. A ground team of TCS officials is looking after the operational and logistical issues at the test centres. FMGE June 2024 session will be held on July 6, 2024 at 71 centers in 50 cities across 21 states. 255 assessors have been assigned to these centres. 53 teachers have been appointed as flying squad. DGHS has nominated 71 members to visit the examination centres. 42 NBEMS staff are posted in these centres. This exam is mandatory for MBBS students from abroad, MBBS from abroad. Candidates who have studied MBBS from abroad can get MBBS here only if they pass the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination. Passing this test is essential. This exam is conducted by National Examination Board i.e. NBEMS. Now that new news is coming out about NFGE paper, the news that the paper is being sold has created a stir. It has been reported that the 2024 Foreign Medical Graduate Exam question paper and answer key are being sold on social media. Subsequently, a complaint has been registered in this regard on July 4 in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala Cyber Cell Police. With just 2 days left for the exam, the news that the papers have been sold has created a stir.
