#NExTExamPattern

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In 2022, all exams like NEET-PG, AIIMS, PGI, JIPMER, NIMHANS & FMGE (MCI Screening Exam for Foreign Medical Graduates) will be merged into NEXT: National Exit Test. National Exit for MBBS will be a common exit exam for MBBS, Indian as well as Foreign Medical Graduates.

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National Exit Test for MBBS

Exit Exam for Mbbs (more commonly known as National Exit Test for MBBS) will be a single window examination which will replace NEET-PG exam & MCI Screening exam (FMGE: Foreign Medical Graduate Examination). It will be implemented from 2022.

This exam will be mandatory for Indian as well as foreign medical graduates. The students who will pass NEXT exit exam will start their internship. Score (rank) in NEXT exam will also be used to allot PG (MD/ MS/ DNB/ Diploma) seats in Government and private medical colleges in India.

NEXT will standardise the medical education in India. It will judge the conceptual understanding and problem solving skills of final year MBBS students.

Bright Eduworld is not just another organization providing recorded video lectures. We have unique features to help you achieve your dream of getting a PG (MD/ MS) seat in speciality of your choice in a reputed government medical college. We assure you to crack your entrance for NEXT exam for MBBS.

National Exit latest news                                  

Here is a National Exit Exam for MBBS latest news as National Exit Test (NEXT) will be implemented from 2022. Thus NEET-PG & FMGE (MCI Screening Test) will continue to be conducted in 2021 as before. Later these two exams will be merged into NEXT exit exam from March 2022.

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Exit exam for mbbs

Exit Exam for Mbbs (more commonly known as National Exit Exam for MBBS) will be a single window examination which will replace NEET-PG exam & MCI Screening exam (FMGE: Foreign Medical Graduate Examination). It will be implemented from 2022.

This exam will be mandatory for Indian as well as foreign medical graduates. The students who will pass NEXT exit exam will start their internship. Score (rank) in NEXT exam will also be used to allot PG (MD/ MS/ DNB/ Diploma) seats in Government and private medical colleges in India.

NEXT will standardise the medical education in India. It will judge the conceptual understanding and problem solving skills of final year MBBS students.

Bright Eduworld is not just another organization providing recorded video lectures. We have unique features to help you achieve your dream of getting a PG (MD/ MS) seat in speciality of your choice in a reputed government medical college. We assure you to crack your entrance for NEXT exam for MBBS.

National Exit Exams for MBBS latest news      

Here is a National Exit Exam for MBBS latest news as National Exit Test (NEXT) will be implemented from 2022. Thus NEET-PG & FMGE (MCI Screening Test) will continue to be conducted in 2021 as before. Later these two exams will be merged into NEXT exit exam from March 2022.

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Exit exam for mbbs

Exit Exam for Mbbs (more commonly known as National Exit Exam for MBBS) will be a single window examination which will replace NEET-PG exam & MCI Screening exam (FMGE: Foreign Medical Graduate Examination). It will be implemented from 2022.

This exam will be mandatory for Indian as well as foreign medical graduates. The students who will pass NEXT exit exam will start their internship. Score (rank) in NEXT exam will also be used to allot PG (MD/ MS/ DNB/ Diploma) seats in Government and private medical colleges in India.

NEXT will standardise the medical education in India. It will judge the conceptual understanding and problem solving skills of final year MBBS students.

Bright Eduworld is not just another organization providing recorded video lectures. We have unique features to help you achieve your dream of getting a PG (MD/ MS) seat in speciality of your choice in a reputed government medical college. We assure you to crack your entrance for NEXT exam for MBBS.

National Exit Exams for MBBS latest news      

Here is a National Exit Exam for MBBS latest news as National Exit Test (NEXT) will be implemented from 2022. Thus NEET-PG & FMGE (MCI Screening Test) will continue to be conducted in 2021 as before. Later these two exams will be merged into NEXT exit exam from March 2022.

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NEET PG Entrance Exam

NEET pg entrance exam is the entrance exam for admissions to various MD/ MS/ DNB and PG Diploma courses in various specialities after MBBS across the country. The examination is conducted annually in every January.

NEET for PG medical is a Computer Based Test (CBT) conducted in more than 500 centres in around 170 cities across India.

In 2022, all exams like NEET-PG, AIIMS, PGI, JIPMER, NIMHANS & FMGE (MCI Screening Exam for Foreign Medical Graduates) will be merged into NEXT: National Exit Test. NEXT: National Exit Test will be a common exit exam for MBBS, Indian as well as Foreign Medical Graduates.

Admissions to All India Quota (AIQ) through NEET exam for PG are conducted by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Admissions to PG seats in various states quota are conducted by respective state counselling authorities.

Total number of PG (MD/ MS/ DNB/ Diplomas) seats in India

The total number of PG seats in India has been increasing in recent years. Total PG seats in India are approximately close to 40,000 in Government & Private Medical Colleges taken together across all specialities.

Out of 40,000 PG seats in India, around 800 are filled by separate entrance exams by AIIMS, PGI, JIPMER, NIMHANS. Remaining PG seats are allocated through NEET exam for PG. NEET-PG 2021 will be conducted in January 2021.

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Exit exam for mbbs

From 2022, FMGE & NEET-PG will be merged & replaced by NEXT: National Exit Test which will be a common exit exam for MBBS, Indian as well as Foreign Medical Graduates.

Here is a National Exit Exam for MBBS latest news as National Exit Test (NEXT) will be implemented from 2022. Thus NEET-PG & FMGE (MCI Screening Test) will continue to be conducted in 2021 as before. Later these two exams will be merged into NEXT exit exam from March 2022.

In a meeting on 15 Feb 2020 conducted by Board of Governors (BoG), the pattern of NEXT exam was discussed in relation to the following proposal:

NEXT exam will be conducted in 2 parts: NEXT-1 (MCQs based theory exam) & NEXT-2 (practical exam). It is proposed that NEXT-1 will be conducted after final year MBBS exam. If student passes NEXT-1 exam, he/she will proceed to do internship. At the end of internship, students will have to appear NEXT-2. After passing NEXT-2, students can register themselves with State Medical Council.

NEXT-1 will be a Computer Based Test which will be conducted over 3 days:

Day 1: 120 MCQs from medicine & allied subjects (dermatology, psychiatry) & 60 MCQs from pediatrics (Total 4.5 hrs).

Day 2: 120 MCQs from surgery & allied subjects (orthopedics, anesthesia) & 60 MCQs from ENT (Total 4.5 hrs).

Day 3: 120 MCQs from Obstetrics-Gynecology & allied subjects (radiology) & 60 MCQs from opthalmology (Total 4.5 hrs).

Among above 540 MCQs: 10% MCQs from each stream will be from basic applied sciences (anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, pathology & pharmacology) and 10% MCQs will be from Preventive & Social Medicine (PSM). Among above 540 MCQs:

NEXT-1 will be qualifying as well as competitive exam. Rank in NEXT-1 exam will be considered to allot PG (MD/ MS/ DNB/ Diplomas) seats in government & private medical colleges. Students will join PG college after their internship based on rank in NEXT-1 which they have appeared before internship. Score of NEXT-1 will be valid for 2 to 3 years for PG entrance purpose. NEXT-2 will be a pass / fail exam. It will not have any score or rank. Students will have to pass NEXT-2 before pursuing PG.

Experts in the field say that NEXT-2 will be merely a formality. The real challenge for the students is NEXT-1. It is highly advisable that MBBS students should start preparing for NEXT-1 at the earliest from 1st or 2nd year MBBS. NEXT-1 will decide the specialty in which you will be able to do MD/MS & college where you can get MD/ MS. Every MBBS student wants to pursue MD/ MS in the specialty of choice in a reputed government medical college. Implications are clear: MBBS students should take NEXT-1 exam very seriously & start preparing for it at the earliest. Joining courses like Bright EduWorld NEXT Online Coaching from 1st or 2nd year MBBS is a good thought if PG is your dream. Keep in touch with us for national exit exam for mbbs latest news

60% will be problem solving

30% comprehension & analysis

10% recall

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NEXT MBBS Question Pattern

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NEXT MBBS Question Pattern will comprise of two parts: Theory (NEXT-1) and practical (NEXT-2). Theory questions will be multiple choice questions (MCQs). NEXT-1 will be conducted after final year MBBS, before internship. After passing NEXT-1 students will start internship. Those who manage to pass theory (i.e. NEXT-1) will have to clear NEXT-2, the practical test, separately at the end of internship. The score obtained in NEXT-1 will help you to gain a PG seat after internship. Follow below structure to understand national exit test syllabus strategy

NEXT-2 will be a pass/ fail type of exam. Marks in NEXT-2 will not contribute to PG seats allocation. Thus NEXT-1 will be a qualifying as well as competitive exam.

There will be unlimited attempts in NEXT exam. Score of NEXT-1 exam will be valid for 2 to 3 years for the purpose of PG Entrance ranking.