Davao Medical School Foundation (DMSF), Philippines, has reported impressive results in the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) June 2026, and three of its graduates secured positions among the Top 10 All India Rank (AIR) holders.According to the data shared by the organization, Dr. Antonysamy got AIR 4 with 232 marks out of 300, followed by Dr. Kavipriya on AIR 6 with 228 marks by Dr. Anuj Singh on AIR 9 with 224 marks.The FMGE, which was held on June 28, 2026, is an official exam for Indian citizens who have completed their medical education abroad and are applying for registration to practice medicine in India. The test showed a national pass rate of 12.38%, reflecting the competitiveness of the test.DMSF shows the number of first-time visitorsDMSF said that more than 900 first-time graduates of the institute appeared for the June 2026 FMGE, of which more than 675 qualified, resulting in a failure rate of about 75%.The organization said the result was due to the preparation of studies, medical training and regular help in exams given to students. However, the performance of FMGE can vary between groups and depends on several factors, including the individual preparation and the experimental method.FMGE remains a major problem for foreign medical graduatesThe findings come amid continued interest among Indian students pursuing medical studies abroad. Countries like the Philippines, Russia, Ukraine, Georgia and others have traditionally attracted Indian medical candidates due to factors such as admissions, English language programs and international exposure.However, graduates returning to India must meet the requirements set by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and clear the FMGE before applying for the exam.Guidelines for Indian students studying abroadThe Embassy of India in Manila, citing a communication from the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), has indicated that Doctor of Medicine (MD) programs offered by CHED-recognized institutions comply with the requirements under the NMC’s Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate (FMGL) Regulations, according to the current situation.The advisory mentioned requirements such as 54 months of medical training, provided training, English as the medium of instruction and 12 months of training at the same institution or affiliated hospital.Students planning to study abroad are advised to independently verify whether the school and program of their choice meets the NMC requirements.Top writers show planning and consistencydr. Antonysamy, who scored an AIR 4, said that consistent preparation, academic guidance and clinical training helped him a lot during his FMGE journey.dr. Kavipriya, who scored an AIR 6, showed the importance of discipline and regular preparation while appearing for the exam.Kadwin Pillai, Managing Director, Transworld Educare, said the results reflect the efforts of students, faculty members and educational support systems at DMSF. He added that the organization will continue to support students who are preparing for future exams.