NEXT 2023 or National Exit Test 2023 notification will be released by the the All India Institute of Medical Sciences on its official website.
Candidates who are interested in can check details and complete the NEXT Registration as per the schedule on the official web portal.
NExT is applicable to all undergraduate medical students pursuing the degree of MBBS, All Foreign Medical Graduates or any other person with a Medical Degree for purposes such as pursuing an academic course.
The NExT test will certify the eligibility of the medical graduate to register and practice modern system of medicine in and therefore serve as a Licentiate Examination.
It is a single window exam likely to merge NEET PG, FMGE from next year. NEXT is a National Exit Test will be conducted next year by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences New Delhi along with the National Medical Commission.
This new exam is and (FMGE) merger and it is expected to be rolled out next year. An education counselor stated that the NMC will organise the common final year undergraduate medical exam from next year.
The exam has been introduced to provide license to the final year MBBS students in India to practice after the course is completed. The exam is also expected to act as a criteria for admissions in the postgraduate and diploma courses in various medical courses.
“As per Section (15) 1 of the NMC Act 2019, NMC will organise a common final year undergraduate medical examination, to be known as the National Exit Test for granting licence for practising medicine as medical practitioners and for enrolment in the State Medical Register or the National Medical Register, as the case may be. The NEXT will be implemented from 2023,” according Tweet by the Education Counselor.
Next year, admission to PG medical courses will be based on the results of the National Exit Test to be taken by final-year MBBS students. The National Medical Commission (NMC) intends to conduct the National Exit Test (NExT) in December 2023. If held in December 2023, MBBS students of the 2019-2020 batch will have to appear for the exam. The results of the exam will also be used for admission to postgraduate medical courses from the 2024-2025 batch.
According to the NMC Act, NExT will serve as a common qualifying final-year MBBS exam, a licentiate exam to practise modern medicine and for merit-based admission to postgraduate courses and a screening exam for foreign medical graduates who want to practice in India.
National Exit Test Details
NEXT Examination will be conducted in 2023 in association with AIIMS (New Delhi ) under supervision of NMC. Mock tests will be set up. NMC india should issue prospectus soon.
The medical final year exit exam was introduced to medical education by the government in 2020. It will be necessary to pass in order to obtain a practising license. In a July 2021 notification, the medical education regulator, NMC, said that the test would be conducted in the first half of 2023 and a mock test would be released before that to get the students used to the pattern. The National Board of Examination (NBE) will conduct the exam.
Aspirants of the MCI screening exam and NEET PG have been demanding clarification on the exam pattern and exact date of the test. While any official confirmation is yet to be out, NEXT will act as both a graduation exam for students seeking licences and an examination for entry into postgraduate medical programmes.
As per latest news, the government has invoked provisions of the NMC Act by which the time limit for conducting the National Exit Test (NExT) exam for the final year MBBS students has been extended till September 2024.
Though there is no official word so far that the NExT exam will not be held in 2023, the Union Health Ministry’s gazette notification on September 23 invoking section 59 of the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act states the regulations for conducting the exam are yet to be framed and formation of examination cell is under process.
According to the NMC Act, the commission has to conduct a common final year undergraduate medical examination NExT within three years of it coming into force. The Act came into force in September 2020. The NExT will serve as a common qualifying final year MBBS exam, a licentiate exam to practise modern medicine and for merit-based admission to postgraduate courses and a screening exam for foreign medical graduates who want to practise in India.
Candidates who are interested in can check details and complete the NEXT Registration as per the schedule on the official web portal.
NExT is applicable to all undergraduate medical students pursuing the degree of MBBS, All Foreign Medical Graduates or any other person with a Medical Degree for purposes such as pursuing an academic course.
The NExT test will certify the eligibility of the medical graduate to register and practice modern system of medicine in and therefore serve as a Licentiate Examination.
It is a single window exam likely to merge NEET PG, FMGE from next year. NEXT is a National Exit Test will be conducted next year by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences New Delhi along with the National Medical Commission.
This new exam is and (FMGE) merger and it is expected to be rolled out next year. An education counselor stated that the NMC will organise the common final year undergraduate medical exam from next year.
The exam has been introduced to provide license to the final year MBBS students in India to practice after the course is completed. The exam is also expected to act as a criteria for admissions in the postgraduate and diploma courses in various medical courses.
“As per Section (15) 1 of the NMC Act 2019, NMC will organise a common final year undergraduate medical examination, to be known as the National Exit Test for granting licence for practising medicine as medical practitioners and for enrolment in the State Medical Register or the National Medical Register, as the case may be. The NEXT will be implemented from 2023,” according Tweet by the Education Counselor.
Next year, admission to PG medical courses will be based on the results of the National Exit Test to be taken by final-year MBBS students. The National Medical Commission (NMC) intends to conduct the National Exit Test (NExT) in December 2023. If held in December 2023, MBBS students of the 2019-2020 batch will have to appear for the exam. The results of the exam will also be used for admission to postgraduate medical courses from the 2024-2025 batch.
According to the NMC Act, NExT will serve as a common qualifying final-year MBBS exam, a licentiate exam to practise modern medicine and for merit-based admission to postgraduate courses and a screening exam for foreign medical graduates who want to practice in India.
| Name of the exam | NEXT 2023 |
|---|---|
| Title | Apply for the National Exit Test 2023 |
| Subject | NBE will release the NEXT 2023 notification |
| Category | Entrance Exam |
| Website | |
| Web Portal |
NEXT Examination will be conducted in 2023 in association with AIIMS (New Delhi ) under supervision of NMC. Mock tests will be set up. NMC india should issue prospectus soon.
The medical final year exit exam was introduced to medical education by the government in 2020. It will be necessary to pass in order to obtain a practising license. In a July 2021 notification, the medical education regulator, NMC, said that the test would be conducted in the first half of 2023 and a mock test would be released before that to get the students used to the pattern. The National Board of Examination (NBE) will conduct the exam.
Aspirants of the MCI screening exam and NEET PG have been demanding clarification on the exam pattern and exact date of the test. While any official confirmation is yet to be out, NEXT will act as both a graduation exam for students seeking licences and an examination for entry into postgraduate medical programmes.
As per latest news, the government has invoked provisions of the NMC Act by which the time limit for conducting the National Exit Test (NExT) exam for the final year MBBS students has been extended till September 2024.
Though there is no official word so far that the NExT exam will not be held in 2023, the Union Health Ministry’s gazette notification on September 23 invoking section 59 of the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act states the regulations for conducting the exam are yet to be framed and formation of examination cell is under process.
According to the NMC Act, the commission has to conduct a common final year undergraduate medical examination NExT within three years of it coming into force. The Act came into force in September 2020. The NExT will serve as a common qualifying final year MBBS exam, a licentiate exam to practise modern medicine and for merit-based admission to postgraduate courses and a screening exam for foreign medical graduates who want to practise in India.
What is NExT?
NExT means National Exit Test. It will be conducted for final-year MBBS students for admission to PG medical courses.
Why is NExT conducted?
According to the NMC Act, NExT will serve as a common qualifying final-year MBBS exam, a licentiate exam to practise modern medicine and for merit-based admission to postgraduate courses and a screening exam for foreign medical graduates who want to practice in India.
The proposed NExT exam will serve as an entrance test for admission to postgraduate medical courses, a licentiate exam to practice modern medicine, a common qualifying final-year MBBS exam, and a screening test for foreign medical graduates. Thus it will substitute exams like NEET PG and FMGE.