Dr. Sunil Khattri & Associates
Guiding foreign medical graduates and internationally trained doctors through India's registration framework.
Medical Registration, Licensing & Recognition Guidance for Foreign Medical Graduates and Internationally Trained Doctors
A medico-legal team helping navigate India's medical registration and recognition framework
We combine medical and legal expertise to help students and doctors understand eligibility requirements, registration pathways, internship obligations, qualification recognition, and regulatory compliance in India.
For Students
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Can I practice in India after studying medicine abroad?
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Does my university meet NMC requirements?
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Am I eligible for FMGE?
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My FMGE result is withheld.
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My registration application has been delayed.
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My internship is not being recognized.
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I am not receiving a stipend during CRMI.
For Doctors
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Is my foreign postgraduate qualification recognized?
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Is MRCP or MRCS sufficient for specialist practice?
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Can I become a faculty in India?
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Can I obtain specialist registration?
Where Medicine Meets Law
Medical registration and recognition issues often involve more than paperwork. They require an understanding of medical education, licensing requirements, regulatory frameworks, and legal rights.
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Our team brings together professionals with experience in both medicine and law to help students and doctors navigate complex issues involving:
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National Medical Commission (NMC)
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National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS)
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State Medical Councils
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Internship and registration authorities
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Foreign medical qualifications and recognition pathways
Whether you are planning to study medicine abroad, preparing for FMGE, seeking registration, or returning to India with an international postgraduate qualification, we help you understand the applicable rules and available options.
WHY A MEDICO-LEGAL APPROACH MATTERS
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Most medical registration issues sit at the intersection of medicine, regulation, and law.
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A university's curriculum may need to be evaluated against NMC requirements.
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An internship structure may need to be assessed against registration criteria.
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A qualification recognition issue may require interpretation of regulations and judicial decisions.
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A registration dispute may involve both technical medical education requirements and legal remedies.
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Our medico-legal approach helps bridge these disciplines.