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NBEMS says: “There can be no compromise on minimum competency.” We agree. But please understand our demand. FMGs are NOT asking NBEMS to permanently lower the FMGE passing standard. We are asking for a ONE-TIME RELAXATION for the affected June 2026 FMGE candidates in view of the extraordinary circumstances surrounding this examination. NMC itself has granted one-time additional attempts to Indian MBBS students when exceptional circumstances warranted it — including a 5th attempt for the 2019–20 and 2020–21 batches affected by COVID. Courts have also recorded that these were specifically granted as a one-time measure. (Indian Kanoon- indiankanoon.org/doc/1032649… ) At the same time, NMC’s current framework requires FMGs admitted abroad after 2019 to clear FMGE within 10 years of admission. (NMC- nmc.org.in/wp-content/upload…) And now we see a case from BRD Medical College where an MBBS student remained stuck in the first year for more than a 17 year, with NMC being approached for directions.and now they declared him MBBS pass So our question is simple: If exceptional relief can be considered for Indian MBBS students without permanently lowering medical standards, why can’t a similar one-time, carefully defined relief be considered for FMGs affected by an exceptional examination situation? We are not asking for a permanent dilution of competency. We are asking for ONE CHANCE. ONE-TIME RELAXATION. ONE FAIR OPPORTUNITY. Competency can be protected while justice can still be delivered. @NBEMS_INDIA @NMC_IND #FMGE #FMGEReform #FMGs #NBEMS #NMC #JusticeForFMGs