The Council issues Provisional Registration u/s 25(2) of the I.M.C. Act, 1956 to the candidates possessing recognised medical qualifications awarded by the Indian Universities to undergo one year internship training provided the candidates submits a copy of pass certificate and NOC. from the Dean of the college and the required fee for Rs.1000/- by a Bank Draft in favour of Secretary, Medical Council of India.

The Council issues Permanent Registration u/s 23 of the I.M.C. Act, 1956 to the candidates possessing recognised medical qualifications awarded by the Indian Universities provided the candidate surrender Provisional Registration certificate (in original), Internship Completion Certificate and the required fee for Rs.2000/- by a Bank Draft in favour of Secretary, Medical Council of India.

The Council issues Conditional Provisional Registration u/s 25(1) of the I.M.C. Act, 1956 to the Candidates possessing recognised foreign medical qualification to undergo one year internship training provided the candidate submits the copy of degree, passport and 10+2 mark sheet or its equivalent (in original) with the required fee for Rs.1000/- by a Bank Draft in favour of Secretary, Medical Council of India subject to verification of degree, passport and 10+2 mark sheet or its equivalent from the authorities concerned.

If the Council receives the authenticity of the documents from the authority concerned, the Council issues Permanent Registration u/s 13(3) of the I.M.C. Act, 1956 to the candidate possessing recognized foreign medical qualification provided the candidate surrenders the Provisional Registration Certificate and submits a copy of one year internship training certificate, with the required fee for Rs.2000/- by a Bank Draft in favour of Secretary, Medical Council of India and the prescribed form duly filled by the candidate.

Those candidates who are already holding registration with  State Medical Councils need not apply for further registration with Medical Council of India as their names are enrolled in the Indian Medical Register through the State Medical Councils. The applications for such cases will be rejected. However they may apply for issue of Indian Medical Registration Certificate.