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The exam is proposed to be conducted in two parts— NExT 1, which will be theoretical, and NExT 2, which will be a practical, clinical and oral examination covering seven clinical subjects or ...
Mar 7, 2024 · New Delhi: In the latest update regarding the much anticipated National Exit Test (NExT) exam, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has received around 36,000 responses on the NMC National Exit Test Regulations, 2023, officials at the Commission informed Medical Dialogues. While the Apex Medical Commission is considering these responses, it is ...
Jan 15, 2024 · NEXT EXAM was established in the year 2017 by Indresh RC with a vision to provide young aspirants a platform, where they could develop a competitive spirit and outstanding authority on specific subjects and fields for competitive exams. Ever since it’s establishment, NEXT EXAM has set new dimensions in the field of competitive Examinations.
Jul 21, 2023 · NExT 1 will be an online exam consisting of 540 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). It will comprise six papers covering subjects of the third year - final year MBBS course, Part 1 and Part 2. Candidates will have to score 50% marks to qualify for NExT 1. Students must pass this test to be considered for the provisional internship.
May 21, 2024 · NExT exam Step 1 will be implemented most likely from August 2025. NExT Step 2 will be held in February 2026, sources say. Officially, no date has been provided yet for NExT exam MBBS. Earlier some reports said National Exit Test will be implemented from February 2028 for 2024 batch final year MBBS students. On July 13, 2023, NMC NExT exam was ...
NExT 2024 exam pattern (test 1) will be divided into three parts. Out of the 540 questions, 60%-70% will be focused on analytical and testing problem-solving skills, 20-30% on comprehension and analysis, and the remaining 5-15% will be focused on recall questions. Below given the detailed NExT 2024 exam pattern that includes the subjects ...
According to the Exam pattern of the National Exit Test that is known now, the NEXT Exam for MBBS will be a comparatively longer exam than the FMGE and NEET PG exams as unlike the latter, the former will NOT be a 1-day but “3-day exam”. As part of this, students will get to solve Multiple choice questions (MCQs) as well as short answer, and long answer questions.
