Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“As doctors, we know that prevention is better than cure.”
For several days, doctors and FMGE aspirants have been protesting at Maharaja Ranjit Singh Park in Gautam Nagar, Delhi, over alleged irregularities in the FMGE exam held in June 2026.
The protesters allege that the examination pattern was changed without prior intimation and that video-based questions were introduced unexpectedly. Following protests at the Jantar Mantar protest site, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) acknowledged irregularities and assured aspirants that such issues would not be repeated in future examinations.
However, aspirants have begun fresh protests as the key demand for compensation for the aspirants who appeared in the FMGE remains unmet.
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“As doctors, we know that prevention is better than cure.”
For several days, doctors and FMGE aspirants have been protesting at Maharaja Ranjit Singh Park in Gautam Nagar, Delhi, over alleged irregularities in the FMGE exam held in June 2026.
The protesters allege that the examination pattern was changed without prior intimation and that video-based questions were introduced unexpectedly. Following protests at the Jantar Mantar protest site, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) acknowledged irregularities and assured aspirants that such issues would not be repeated in future examinations.
However, aspirants have begun fresh protests as the key demand for compensation for the aspirants who appeared in the FMGE remains unmet.
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