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How rules operate differently for foreign, Indian MBBS graduates

The National Board of Examinations insists on maintaining high qualifying standards for foreign medical graduates. Indian medical graduates have seen their NEET-PG qualifying cut-offs significantly reduced over recent years. This reduction has led to concerns about the quality of medical education within India. The National Exit Test, a proposed common exam, has been indefinitely postponed by authorities. India faces scrutiny for potentially applying different screening standards to its own graduates.

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