Frequently asked questions

Reflex FMGE is a preparation platform built for one exam: the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination. It brings 6,000+ FMGE previous year questions tagged by subject and topic, custom test creation, grand tests, Topper’s Notes, and subject-wise analytics into one app.

Indian citizens and OCI cardholders who completed a primary medical qualification outside India and need to clear the screening test before registering with a state medical council. Our users trained in Russia, China, Ukraine, the Philippines and nine other countries.

Yes. Reflex FMGE is on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store, and your tests, bookmarks and analytics stay in sync across devices so you can revise on a phone and sit a grand test on a laptop.

Yes. Create a free account in the app and claim a 3-day trial — full access, no credit card. The FMGE score calculator on this site is free to everyone with no account at all.

Download the app from either store and sign up with your mobile number or email address. Verification is by OTP, and the free trial is yours to claim in the app once the account is created.

The paper has 300 questions worth 300 marks. Each correct answer scores +1, and wrong or unattempted answers score 0. There is no negative marking, so leaving a question blank can only cost you.

You need 150 out of 300, a flat 50% aggregate. There is no subject-wise minimum, no percentile, no rank, and no category relaxation. Every candidate needs the same 150 marks.

Part A carries 100 questions across seven pre and para-clinical subjects, and Part B carries 200 across thirteen clinical subjects. General Medicine and General Surgery are the two heaviest. The full table is on the score calculator page.

FMGE is conducted three times a year. It was held twice a year, in June and December, until an NBEMS notice dated 28 August 2026 decided to conduct it thrice every year instead of biannually, adding a sitting on 31 October 2026. Dates for 2027 have not been notified yet. Exact dates, application windows and result timelines are announced by NBEMS each session, so check their notification rather than relying on any third-party page, including ours.

The scoring rules have not changed. Since May 2024 the exam uses a time-bound section format where each 150-question part is split into three locked blocks of 50 questions and 50 minutes. Once a block closes you cannot return to it. Total questions, marks and the 150 pass mark are unchanged.

The National Exit Test is legislated to eventually replace the FMGE, but it has been deferred and no sitting has been confirmed. NMC’s draft registration regulations keep FMGE as the qualifying examination for foreign medical graduates until NExT comes into force, so FMGE remains the operative exam. Our NExT page at /national-exit-test tracks the status.

The syllabus follows the Indian MBBS curriculum, which is why graduates trained elsewhere often find the pattern unfamiliar even when they know the subject well. Our explanations start from the concept being tested rather than from the correct option, so a difference in how a topic was taught does not become a gap in your score.

Work through them by subject, read the explanation whether or not you got it right, and re-attempt the ones you bookmarked. The analytics report accuracy per subject so you can see which topics are actually costing you marks instead of guessing.

Yes. Pick your subjects, question count and difficulty and the app builds a paper that matches the real 300-question format, with a live timer and instant scoring when you finish.

Yes. Enter your subject-wise correct answers from any FMGE mock and it shows your total, your pass or fail status against the 150 cutoff, and which subjects are weakest. It is free and needs no account.

It is the common case among our users. Practice is broken into subjects and topics rather than long lectures, so a session fits into whatever time you have, and progress carries across devices.

Three, differing only in how long access lasts: Starter for six months, Pro for one year, and Elite for two years. Every plan unlocks exactly the same content. Current prices are on the plans page.

Pro is the one most candidates take, because a year now covers three exam cycles — NBEMS moved FMGE to three sittings a year in August 2026. If a first attempt does not go the way you hoped you still have access for the next one without paying again. Elite is the lowest cost per month.

You can subscribe through the checkout on this site or through your App Store or Google Play account. Any card or payment method your store account already accepts will work, wherever you are studying.

We refund 100% of the fee if the request reaches us within three days of payment. Payments for offline products such as books are not eligible. The full terms are in the refund policy.

Access stops at the end of the period you paid for. Your account and saved work stay in place, so renewing later picks up where you left off rather than starting over.

Within one working day. We answer Monday to Saturday, 10am to 7pm IST, and messages sent on a Sunday are picked up first thing Monday.

Please tell us. Include the subject and roughly where you saw it and it goes to the faculty who wrote that explanation. Corrections from users are one of the main ways the question bank gets better.

Send the email address you signed up with and, if the payment went through, the transaction reference. That is everything we need to find the account and sort it out in one reply.

We do. Mention the institution and roughly how many students it covers and the partnerships team will pick it up from there.