Universities with Highest FMGE Pass Rates 2025

FMGE pass rate is the single most important metric when choosing a medical university abroad. This examination determines whether you can practice medicine in India after completing your MBBS degree. National average pass rate stands at 15-18 percent (2024 data), with first-attempt pass rates at 12-15 percent and 25-30 percent eventually clearing after multiple attempts, making university selection critical for your medical career.

Russia leads globally with 22 percent average FMGE pass rate—highest among all countries. Top Russian institutions demonstrate exceptional performance with Far Eastern Federal University (Vladivostok) achieving remarkable 66.7 percent pass rate, Kazan State Medical University at 41.0 percent, First Moscow State Medical University (Sechenov) consistently achieving 28-32 percent, and Kazan Federal University at 25-28 percent. Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (PFUR) maintains 23-26 percent success rates. This extensive clinical training with 3,500+ hours across major specialties contributes to Russia's superior FMGE outcomes.

Georgian universities show strong improvement trajectory with overall FMGE passing rate rising from 29.62 percent in 2024 to impressive 35.65 percent in 2025 (1,505 students cleared out of 4,221 appeared). Tbilisi State Medical University leads Georgian institutions with approximately 50 percent pass rate in FMGE 2024. University of Georgia Tbilisi maintains 25-33 percent average, while David Tvildiani Medical University (DTMU) achieves 25-30 percent consistently. The focused curriculum aligned with Indian requirements, modern simulation labs, and smaller batch sizes contribute to this success.

Ukrainian universities demonstrate solid performance with Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University achieving approximately 45 percent FMGE pass rate in 2024. Kazakhstan universities show respectable outcomes with overall passing percentage reported, though specific university data varies. Bangladesh's premier institution Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University reports approximately 40 percent pass rate as of FMGE 2024.

Strong correlation exists between clinical training quality and FMGE success—universities providing 3,500+ clinical hours achieve 25-30 percent pass rates compared to 10-15 percent at institutions with limited training. The exam includes 40 percent clinical scenario questions requiring hands-on experience, making teaching hospital access and supervised patient care crucial factors beyond just theoretical preparation.

This ranking analyzes university-wise FMGE performance data from 15,000+ Indian students, identifying institutions with highest success rates and factors contributing to better outcomes. Universities are sorted by reported pass rates to help you identify the best options for your medical career.