Reflex made my FMGE preparation much more focused and exam-oriented. The PYQs, high-yield questions, and regular practice helped me identify my weak areas, revise smarter, and go into the exam with much more confidence. I’m glad Reflex was a part of my journey to clearing FMGE.
Doctors who trained abroad, and cleared FMGE with Reflex
First attempt, second, third — in their own words.
What the first mock scored, and the one change that moved the number.
Graduates from 13 countries
Reflex FMGE is built for one exam and one group of doctors. Previous year questions explained from the concept up, subject-wise accuracy that shows a weak area before it costs you the exam, and every score measured against 150.
- App downloads
- 10,000+
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- Average app rating
- 4.3
- From 12 ratings on the App Store
- FMGE previous year questions
- 6,000+
- Tagged by subject and topic, with explanations
The exam they passed, session by session
National FMGE pass rates published by NBEMS — not Reflex’s. In Jun 2026, 12.77% of the 36,300 candidates who sat the paper cleared it. The doctors below are among those who did.
23.7%
24.3%
10.6%
32.2%
10.2%
20.6%
20.9%
29.6%
18.6%
23.4%
12.77%
Jun 2021Dec 2021Jun 2022Dec 2022Jun 2023Dec 2023Jun 2024Dec 2024Jun 2025Dec 2025Jun 2026
| Session | Pass rate | Candidates appeared |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 2021 | 23.7% | 18048 |
| Dec 2021 | 24.3% | 23349 |
| Jun 2022 | 10.6% | 22092 |
| Dec 2022 | 32.2% | 30548 |
| Jun 2023 | 10.2% | 24250 |
| Dec 2023 | 20.6% | 37827 |
| Jun 2024 | 20.9% | 34608 |
| Dec 2024 | 29.6% | 44390 |
| Jun 2025 | 18.6% | 36034 |
| Dec 2025 | 23.4% | 42872 |
| Jun 2026 | 12.77% | 36300 |
How They Cleared It: FMGE Success Stories
Hear from doctors who cracked FMGE and are now practising in India.
Testimonials
Doctors who cleared FMGE with Reflex
Graduates from Russia, China, and Ukraine on the specific thing that changed.
I had failed FMGE twice before I found Reflex. Not because I did not know medicine, I did. The subject-wise accuracy breakdown showed me I was losing 11 marks in Pharmacology alone. Three months of fixing that specific gap and I cleared on my third attempt.
I graduated from a university in Georgia and the FMGE pattern felt completely different from what I studied. Reflex's PYQ bank showed me exactly how the exam frames questions. Cleared it on my first attempt.
Studied MBBS in China, came back unsure how to prep for FMGE. The 6,000+ questions meant I never ran out of practice. Passed comfortably.
I came from a Russia MBBS background and the Indian exam pattern was my weak point. Reflex bridged that gap. The daily practice habit it built is what got me through.
The question style in China is very different from how FMGE asks. Reading the same subject twice got me nowhere. Practising 40 PYQs a day through Reflex, with the explanation of why the answer is what it is, made the Indian pattern make sense. Passed first attempt.
The high-yield topic breakdown saved me. Instead of drowning in the whole syllabus, I knew where the marks actually were. Worth every rupee.
What I liked most was the difficulty tagging, I could focus on the hard questions in the last month. The mock tests felt exactly like the real thing.
Affordable compared to everything else out there, and honestly more focused. I recommend it to every FMG I know who's preparing.
I tracked my score in the Reflex calculator after every mock. In November I was at 128. By January I was at 167. Seeing the number move kept me at it every day. That consistency was the difference.
After one failed attempt on my own, I switched to Reflex FMGE. The subject-wise question practice rebuilt my confidence. The explanations are clear and to the point.
The app works even on a patchy connection, which mattered because I was practising between clinical duties. Simple, focused, no distractions.
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