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MBBS Final Exam -National Exit Test (NEXT)

In 2019, the Government of India passed the National Medical Commission Bill (NMC Bill 2019), wherein, the entire regulation of medical education and practice will undergo a complete overhaul. Currently, the Medical Council of India is the body responsible for regulating medical education practice. With the implementation of the NMC Bill, the MCI will be replaced by the National Medical Commission. Among the changes that have been proposed under the National Medical Commission Bill 2019, all MBBS graduates will be required to sit for an MBBS exit exam, aptly named, the National Exit Test (NEXT). Apart from being an exit test for MBBS students in India, NEXT will also cater to aspirants who completed their MBBS from abroad but wish to practice medicine in India. Earlier, such candidates were to sit for Foreign Medical Graduate Exam or commonly known as FMGE. With the implementation of the Bill, it is expected to see FMGE be replaced by NEXT as well. The objective of NEXT is to produce a more qualified and skilled batch of MBBS graduates in India.

The results of this exam will be used for granting admissions to the postgraduate medical courses in India, subsequently replacing NEET-PG. Even though there is fear among the students about NEXT exam, the government claims that the changes will only promote the enhancement of the medical industry of India. NEXT is just one step among many to ensure improvement in the industry.

Facts about National Exit Test – NEXT

  • From the Year 2021, NEXT exam will be Final Exam for MBBS students
  • NEXT Exam will be common for students studying MBBS in India & Abroad.
  • This exam will be a 3-Day MCQ based Exam
  • 50% of Qualifying marks are required to start "internship"
  • NEXT Exam marks will be the basis for PG Admission
  • NEXT Exam be conducted twice a year
  • The testing will be based on problem-based learning
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Importance of NEXT and Coaching from Mediseats Abroad

The very fact that National Exit Test (NEXT) will be MBBS final exam for all students who study MBBS in India or Abroad shows the importance of this exam. Being the final exam the student may be tested on all the 19 MBBS subjects. On top of it, NEXT score will be used for PG admission replacing NEET- PG and hence the standard is likely to be high. Also, discussions are on to introduce a new concept called - Problem Based Learning (PBL). This is what is used by USMLE/PLAB presently. This again requires additional help from expert faculties.

Considering the above Mediseats Abroad has tied up with a group of doctors and offers online coaching for the NEXT exam.

The highlights of this coaching are as follows:

  • Complete MBBS syllabus will be covered with MCQ as required for the NEXT Exam.
  • The panel consists of topmost teaching faculties assuring excellent content.
  • Each student will get handholding and performance tracking support.
  • Online Coaching will complement the teaching in the College and help students to get the basics right.
  • Coaching saves from reading multiple books.
  • It will be impossible to revise all 19 MBBS subjects before the Final exam. It is better to join coaching early.
  • The coaching will be completely Online and accessible from anywhere.
  • Accessible from a smartphone or laptop.
  • Daily 30 minutes to 1 hour will be sufficient.
  • Coaching required a limited budget and highly cost-effective.
  • A systematic approach will surely fetch a high rank in the NEXT Exam and admission in PG.
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