Foreign countries can be divided into two categories as English Speaking Countries and Non-English Speaking Countries. Among them, countries like America and Britain are English speaking countries. If you study medicine in these countries, you can work as a doctor there. Countries like Philippines, Russia, China, Georgia, Ukraine are non-English speaking countries. Working as a doctor in non-English speaking countries is almost impossible. To work there it is necessary that they know the language well. So most people who studied medicine in non-English speaking countries return to India. To work as a doctor in India after studying MBBS abroad, it is necessary to secure at least 50% marks in FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination). The current pass rate of FMGE exam is only 19-20. Nearly 22,000 appeared for the recently concluded FMGE exam. But only about 2,300 have passed it.
In some other countries an entrance exam is held in the second year of college. Students can continue their studies only if they pass it. Otherwise there is also exit status with bachelor degree in medical science. Knowing the challenges of studying medicine abroad can help you plan how to face them and succeed. So it is important for students and parents to know the challenges and plan to face them before deciding to study MBBS abroad,” he said. Watch the video below for a full explanation