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FMGE Syllabus October 2026: Subject-wise Marks (Official Blueprint)

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The FMGE October 2026 syllabus is the NMC Competency Based Undergraduate Curriculum for MBBS. NBEMS publishes a blueprint in its bulletin: 100 of the 300 marks come from 7 pre and para clinical subjects and 200 from clinical subjects. Medicine (33), General Surgery (32), Obstetrics and Gynaecology (30) and Community Medicine (30) carry the most marks.

FMGE Syllabus October 2026

This page gives the official FMGE subject-wise marks, the exam pattern, where to find the syllabus and how to prepare.

What is the FMGE syllabus?

The FMGE syllabus covers the subjects and knowledge areas of the Competency Based Undergraduate Curriculum that the National Medical Commission publishes for the MBBS course. There is no separate FMGE topic list.

What is the FMGE subject-wise marks distribution?

Marks are split by subject as per the official FMGE blueprint in the October 2026 bulletin. Pre and para clinical subjects carry 100 marks.

SubjectMarks
Anatomy17
Physiology17
Biochemistry17
Pathology13
Microbiology13
Pharmacology13
Forensic Medicine10
Pre and para clinical total100

Clinical subjects carry the other 200 marks.

SubjectMarks
Medicine33
Psychiatry5
Dermatology and STD5
Radiotherapy5
General Surgery32
Anaesthesiology5
Orthopaedics5
Radiodiagnosis5
Paediatrics15
Ophthalmology15
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)15
Obstetrics and Gynaecology30
Community Medicine30
Clinical total200

What is the FMGE October 2026 exam pattern and marking?

The 300 questions come in two parts of 150 on the same day, and every question carries 1 mark with no negative marking.

FeatureDetails (October 2026 bulletin)
ModeComputer-based test (CBT) at test centres
Paper1 paper of 300 single-response MCQs, 4 options each, English only
PartsPart I and Part II, 150 questions each, on the same day with a break
Duration150 + 3 minutes per part (3 extra minutes for attendance and verification)
SectionsEach part has time-bound sections; you cannot go back to a closed section
Marking1 mark per question, no negative marking
Pass mark150 out of 300

Questions marked for review are still evaluated. When a section’s time ends, the next section starts and you cannot return.

Where can you get the official FMGE syllabus PDF?

The syllabus and blueprint are in chapter 12 of the FMGE October 2026 information bulletin on natboard.edu.in. The MBBS curriculum it refers to is on the NMC website. NBEMS also offers a demo test to get used to the CBT screen.

How should you prepare for FMGE?

Plan by marks: the four subjects with 30 or more marks add up to 125 of the 300 marks.

  • Start with Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Community Medicine.
  • Do not skip short subjects: Paediatrics, Ophthalmology and ENT carry 15 marks each.
  • Revise Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry together; they carry 51 marks.
  • Practise 150 MCQs in about 150 minutes, since each part has that pace.
  • Attempt every question, as there is no negative marking.

NBEMS does not publish FMGE question papers as PDFs. Exam dates and the application are on the FMGE October 2026 page.

FMGE Syllabus October 2026 FAQs

Is the FMGE syllabus the same as the MBBS syllabus?
Yes. NBEMS bases FMGE on the NMC Competency Based Undergraduate Curriculum for MBBS, with marks per subject fixed by its blueprint.
Which subject has the most marks in FMGE?
Medicine, with 33 marks, followed by General Surgery with 32. Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Community Medicine carry 30 each.
How many marks do pre-clinical subjects carry in FMGE?
Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry carry 17 marks each, so 51 in all. With the para clinical subjects the total is 100.
Is FMGE held in Hindi?
No. All questions are in English only, with four options each.
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