What's coming

This site is published section by section, and a page appears only when its facts have been read off the authorities that publish them and dated. Every section now has published pages. What follows is the work still to do inside them.

Published 

MBBS Admission — the national layer. NEET (UG) from NTA’s 2026 information bulletin, and All India Quota counselling from the Medical Counselling Committee’s 2026 bulletin and schedules.

MBBS Student Years. Course structure, attendance, internal assessment, examinations, attempts and time limits, from the Graduate Medical Education Regulations, 2023 and the CBME Curriculum 2024 guidelines.

Internship. The compulsory rotating medical internship from the CRMI Regulations, 2021, and the rules for foreign medical graduates from the Licentiate Regulations, 2021 and the NMC’s June 2026 FAQs.

PG Admission. NEET-PG 2026 from NBEMS’s information bulletin, INI-CET for the January 2027 session from AIIMS’s prospectus, MCC’s All India Quota counselling from its 2026 bulletin and schedule, and the National Medical Commission’s 2026 guidelines on assessing candidates with benchmark disabilities.

PG Residency. MD, MS and diploma training rules from the Post-Graduate Medical Education Regulations, 2023, and DNB training rules from NBEMS’s manual for trainees.

Super Specialty Admission. NEET-SS from its 2026 bulletin, and MCC’s super-specialty counselling from its 2025 bulletin.

Super Specialty Training. DM and MCh rules from PGMER-23, and DrNB rules from NBEMS’s manual.

Practising in India — the councils. Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Gujarat, each from that council’s own pages, forms and fee schedules.

Practising in India — the national rules. How registration works, permanent registration and the NMR ID, renewal and CME, additional qualifications, practising in another state, and the certificate of good standing, from the Gazette text of the NMC Act and the Commission’s regulations, including the draft amendments published in August 2026.

Deadlines. Every dated window recorded on the site, grouped by whether it is open, coming up or closed.

Working Abroad — eleven countries, each recorded against its regulator’s own pages. Ireland, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates carry their links but not yet their detail, and say so.

Being compiled next 

1. PG counselling, later rounds. The Round 3 and stray round dates, once MCC publishes them after the revised Round 2 of 7 November 2026.
2. Assessment of candidates with benchmark disabilities — MBBS. The postgraduate guidelines of 16 September 2026 are published; the corresponding rules for MBBS admission follow, read together with the UG counselling bulletin.
3. Practising in India — the councils. Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Gujarat are published. The rest follow in order of the number of doctors on each register, each from that council’s own forms, fees and notifications. Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are the three largest and are held back: each has moved to a portal that publishes nothing checkable without a login, so their pages wait until their documents can be read.
4. State quota and bonds. Domicile rules, reservation, service bonds and fees for MBBS and PG seats, state by state.
5. Foreign medical graduates, completed. The NMC’s public notices of December 2023, June 2024 and March 2026 on compensating online study, which its June 2026 FAQs refer to.
6. The next cycles. INI-SS when its bulletin appears, MCC’s super-specialty counselling for NEET-SS 2026, and each examination page moved to its new cycle as the bulletins are issued.
7. Working Abroad, completed. Ireland, Saudi Arabia and the UAE finished, then Oman. Qatar is published.

What stays out 

Cut-off predictions, college rankings and coaching advice are well served elsewhere. Stipends and individual institutions’ service conditions are not recorded. This site sticks to the administrative side: what the rules say, who issued them, and when.

Something missing? 

If a stage or a state matters to you and is not in this queue, say so. What people actually need decides what gets compiled next.