How Fornix Academy Helps Doctors Master Adult Medicine for AMC Success

  Preparing for the AMC CAT MCQ examination can be expensive. A structured question bank gives International Medical Graduates (IMGs) a practical way to turn medical knowledge into clinical decision-making practice. Fornix Academy is currently offering a limited-time opportunity for AMC aspirants to access its AMC preparation question bank for 3 months completely FREE when they enroll before September 10, 2026. What Is the AMC CAT MCQ Examination? The Australian Medical Council (AMC) CAT MCQ examination is a computer-administered examination used within the AMC Standard Pathway for International Medical Graduates. For the latest official information, review the AMC CAT MCQ examination . The current examination consists of 150 multiple-choice questions administered over 3.5 hours and uses a Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) format. Question selection adapts as the examination progresses. Review the AMC examination specifications before finalising your study plan. The examination assesse...

  FMGE 2026: NBEMS Announces Additional Exam by October-End The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has announced an additional Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) by the end of October 2026, giving eligible foreign medical graduates an earlier opportunity to appear for the screening test. The announcement follows protests over the June 2026 FMGE results and concerns raised about examination difficulty, transparency and examination-centre facilities. Candidates should follow the official NBEMS FMGE portal for the final notification, registration dates and examination instructions. " FMGE three times " NBEMS Announces an Additional FMGE Attempt in 2026 NBEMS has agreed to conduct an additional FMGE by the end of October 2026. The additional session gives eligible candidates an earlier opportunity to appear instead of waiting for the next regular cycle. The exact examination date, registration window and application procedure should be treated as...