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Don't Miss This NEET PG 2026 Change! ⚠️

NEET PG 2026 Latest Update: NBEMS has officially revised the NEET PG 2026 exam pattern, reducing the number of questions from 200 to 180 MCQs while keeping the exam duration at 3 hours 30 minutes. The total marks have now changed from 800 to 720, although the marking scheme remains the same: +4 for every correct answer and -1 for every incorrect answer. In this video: ✔ NEET PG 2026 new exam pattern ✔ 180 MCQs instead of 200 questions ✔ Total marks changed to 720 ✔ Exam duration and marking scheme ✔ NEET PG 2026 tie-break criteria explained ✔ MBBS aggregate marks in tie-break rules ✔ NMC advisory on rumours and fake updates ✔ Preparation strategy for NEET PG 2026 aspirants If you're preparing for NEET PG 2026, this video will help you understand the latest official changes and plan your preparation accordingly. 👍 Like this video, share it with fellow NEET PG aspirants, and subscribe for the latest NEET PG 2026 news, NBEMS updates, NMC notifications, counselling updates, exam pattern changes, and medical entrance exam preparation tips. 📞 Expert Guidance: [phone] | [phone] 🌐 Visit: www.onlyeducation.in

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NBEMS Recruitment 2026 – 53 Posts, Apply Online

NBEMS Recruitment 2026: 53 posts - Junior Assistant, Steno, Accountant & more. Apply by 31 July; women & SC/ST free. Exam 5-6 Sep 2026.

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NEET PG 2026 Online Form – Apply by 21 July

NEET PG 2026 application form is open till 21 July. Check eligibility, fee, exam pattern and how to apply for MD MS PG.

Full article: NEET PG 2026 Online Form – Apply by 21 July

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FMGE December 2025: NBEMS Opens Application Process Today

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has announced the start of the application process for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) – December 2025 session. The examination is scheduled to be held on January 17, 2026, and will be conducted through a computer-based platform at multiple test centers across India.

Application Timeline and Information Bulletin

Candidates can access the information bulletin from November 14, 2025, 3:00 PM onwards, which contains details about eligibility criteria, examination scheme, syllabus, and fee structure.

The online application window for FMGE December 2025 will also open on November 14, 2025, and will remain active until December 4, 2025 (11:55 PM). Interested candidates are advised to carefully read the bulletin and ensure all eligibility requirements are met before submitting their application.

The official NBEMS website, natboard.edu.in, serves as the primary platform for application submission, fee payment, and access to related updates.

Exam Significance and Results

The FMGE is a mandatory qualifying examination for Indian citizens and Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) who have obtained their primary medical qualification from institutions outside India. Only candidates who successfully clear this examination are eligible to register with the National Medical Commission (NMC) or respective state medical councils to practice medicine in India.

The results for FMGE December 2025 are expected to be announced by February 17, 2026.

Candidate Support

NBEMS has set up dedicated support for candidates, including:

Candidate care helpline: [phone]

Online portal: exam.natboard.edu.in

Candidates can seek assistance regarding application submission, fee payment issues, document verification, or eligibility clarifications.

Previous Session Overview

The FMGE June 2025 session was conducted on July 26, 2025, with results released on August 21, 2025. Scorecards from this session are available for download for six months from the date of issuance. Some results were withheld due to pending clarifications from the NMC or the Exam Ethics Committee.

With the December 2025 session, NBEMS continues to streamline the process for aspiring medical professionals seeking to return to India to practice medicine.

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31 stations checked into the NY NBEMS net this morning. Locals have started to run a VHF net parallel to compare notes on a back channel. 7 pieces of traffic, one resend.

3583 kHz 0800 ET you’ll need FLDIGI to follow and FLMSG and or FLAMP to decode traffic sent.

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NEET PG Application; NBEMS has Reduced NEET PG Application Fee for all Candidates

NBEMS has Reduced NEET PG Application Fee for all Candidates.

The NBEMS has reduced the NEET PG application fee for all candidates, making it more affordable for aspiring medical professionals. The new fee structure aims to ease the financial burden on students applying for postgraduate medical courses. This reduction applies to all candidates, regardless of category, ensuring inclusivity in the application process

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NBEMS releases

NBEMS Releases Revised stipend Guidelines for Medical

NBEMS Releases Revised stipend Guidelines for Medical trainees. These updates fair compensation for trainees, based on their course and year

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NYS RACES (radio amateur civil emergency service) had a member share this and I’ve been working thru the nets.

NBEMS (narrow band emergency messaging software) is using our widely available equipment (PC’s) to leverage software such as FLDIGI do manage communication in times of need.

Most PC’s have great sound cards and clocks and can encode decode (with software) data for transmission over radio. Back when I was a new ham in the 90’s this was pretty cutting edge and many of us had dedicated TNC (terminal node controllers) which were expensive and somewhat dedicated to particular modes. Clever people saw the potential of the sound cards to emulate the hardware and fast forwarding we have the means of passing traffic with fewer errors and better throughput speeds.

I’m all for CW but if you’re in ARES or RACES or some emergency comms group for your town/county/state it has to be about the message not the mode. I think we need to keep proficiency in voice and code traffic handling, different situations call for different approaches but, machine to machine will be faster and more reliable if we can maintain such a contact.

Check out some of these nets. Even if you can’t send you’ll decode if the PC can hear the radio. Olivia 8-500 and Thor22 are common modes. If you put the Rxid on it should change modes with the sender for you. When/if you get captivated by “sound card”modes there are kit and prebuilt interfacing devices like SignaLink or Eazy Digi for example. Our hobby can be expensive but adding to your station especially when you’ve got the time to build from kits is an investment in yourself as much as your gear. These modes still are peanuts compared to the TNC options such as PACTOR or the AEA TIMEWAVE PK232 PAKRATT.

If you search NBEMS ARRL there’s some nice posted PowerPoints to flip through to point you towards add on software (all free to download for various platforms) I run Linux and it was a little harder than Windows to set up I managed.

Good luck and best 73