# MBBS Abroad for Indian Students (2027–28): Rules, Costs, Countries and the FMGE Reality

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**Quick answer:** Indian students can study MBBS abroad and still practise in India, but only if they qualify NEET-UG, join a course that meets NMC's FMGL 2021 rules (at least 54 months of study plus a 12-month internship at the same English-medium university, with a local licence), then pass FMGE and a 12-month internship in India. Published tuition in popular countries runs about ₹2–7.5 lakh a year (roughly $2,100–8,000). The hard part is FMGE: 21.5% of candidates passed in 2025 and 12.8% in June 2026.

Key facts:
- Regulator: National Medical Commission (NMC)
- Licensing exam: FMGE (NExT once implemented)

Key takeaways:
- Qualifying NEET-UG is mandatory for Indian citizens and OCIs who want to study medicine abroad; NMC says the result stays valid for three years from its declaration.
- FMGL 2021, notified on 18 November 2021, requires at least 54 months of study, a 12-month internship in the same foreign institution, English as the medium of instruction and a licence to practise in the country of study on par with its citizens.
- NMC states that it does not endorse any list of foreign medical universities; NBEMS declares graduates who joined on or after 18 November 2021 with a non-compliant course ineligible for FMGE.
- Only 16,973 of 78,905 FMGE candidates (21.5%) passed across the two 2025 sessions; Uzbekistan (37.9%), Bangladesh (33.1%) and Georgia (30.3%) graduates did best, China (14.5%) and Armenia (13.5%) worst.
- Published tuition ranges from about ₹2–5 lakh a year in Kyrgyzstan and ₹3–6 lakh at regional Russian universities to $8,000 (≈ ₹7.5 lakh) at Tbilisi State Medical University.
- Plan on at least about 7.5 years from Class 12 to permanent registration in India: roughly six years abroad, FMGE, then a 12-month Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship (CRMI).

## Can Indian students study MBBS abroad and practise in India?

**Yes, but a foreign MBBS only becomes an Indian licence after four gates: NEET-UG, a course that complies with NMC's FMGL 2021 rules, the FMGE screening test, and a 12-month internship in India.** Miss one gate and the degree may be useless for practice in India, however good the university.

The scale is large. FMGE recorded 78,905 candidate appearances across its two 2025 sessions, according to the [NBEMS FMGE Performance Report 2025](https://natboard.edu.in/viewUpload?xyz=WGFid2M2R252YlMzblhsemdCYWF5QT09). Most were Indian graduates of universities in China, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, the Philippines and Ukraine.

This page is the overview for Indian families. It pulls together the rules, the real costs in rupees, a country comparison and a plan for the 2027–28 intake. Each section links to a deeper guide.

## What are the NMC rules for MBBS abroad (FMGL 2021)?

**The National Medical Commission (Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate) Regulations, 2021 set the conditions a foreign degree must meet for permanent registration in India.** They were notified on 18 November 2021 and apply to students who joined a foreign course after that date.

| Requirement in FMGL 2021 | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| Course of at least **54 months** | 4.5 years of study, not counting a separate pre-medical or BS course |
| **12-month internship in the same foreign institution** | The internship must be part of the course, at the university that awards your degree |
| **Medium of instruction: English** | The whole degree must be taught in English |
| Mandatory subjects (Schedule I) | Medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, community medicine, psychiatry, orthopaedics, ENT, ophthalmology, dermatology, anaesthesia, emergency services and more |
| **Licence in the country of study** | You must be registered, or competent to be licensed, there on par with its citizens |
| Same institution throughout | No part of the training or internship in India or a third country |
| Finish within **10 years** of joining | Repeated years can push you past the limit |
| After return: 12-month supervised internship in India + licensing exam | FMGE now; NExT when it comes into force |

Two points cause most of the confusion. First, NMC [says on its study-abroad information desk](https://nmc.org.in/page/information-desk-for-students-to-study-abroad) that it "does not endorse any list of Foreign Medical Institutions/Universities for MBBS". There is no "NMC-approved university" list. Compliance is checked when you apply for FMGE, and the [FMGE October 2026 bulletin](https://nbe.edu.in/IB/FMGE%20october%202026%20information%20bulletin%20v2.2.pdf) says candidates admitted on or after 18 November 2021 who are non-compliant "shall be declared INELIGIBLE".

Second, pre-medical years do not count. NMC's public notice of 22 November 2023 says it de-recognised the Philippines BS course from 18 November 2021. Students who studied entirely online during COVID-19 or the war in Ukraine were told to do one or two extra years of clinical clerkship in India.

Read the full breakdown in our [NMC FMGL 2021 rules guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/nmc-fmgl-rules-mbbs-abroad/).

## Is NEET required for MBBS abroad?

**Yes. Indian citizens and OCIs must qualify NEET-UG to study medicine abroad and later practise in India.** NMC treats the NEET result as your eligibility certificate, and NBEMS asks FMGE applicants to upload the NEET scorecard in its place.

- **Qualifying is enough.** You need the qualifying percentile: 50th for General, 40th for SC/ST/OBC, 45th for General-PwBD. A high rank is not required.
- **Validity is three years.** NMC says the NEET result "shall be valid for a period of three (3) years" from the declaration of results.
- **Indian MBBS eligibility still applies.** You must be 17 by 31 December of the admission year and have Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English, with at least 50% in PCB (40% for SC/ST/OBC, 45% for PwBD).

Older cohorts who went abroad before NEET became mandatory may still need a separate NMC eligibility certificate. Cut-offs, dates and validity rules are in our guide to [NEET for MBBS abroad](https://4mbbs.com/guides/neet-for-mbbs-abroad/).

## How much does MBBS abroad cost for Indian students?

**Published tuition in the popular destinations runs from about ₹2 lakh to ₹8 lakh a year, plus living costs; Bangladesh and Nepal private colleges cost far more.** All rupee figures below use the site-wide rate of US$1 ≈ ₹94 (November 2026), are approximate and should be rechecked with the university before you pay.

| Country | Published tuition (example and source) | ≈ in rupees |
|---|---|---|
| Kyrgyzstan | ₹2–5 lakh a year; full courses ₹20–32 lakh ([Careers360, June 2026](https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/study-mbbs-in-kyrgyzstan)) | ₹2–5 lakh/yr |
| Uzbekistan | ₹2.7–3.5 lakh a year at state institutes ([Careers360, June 2026](https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/study-mbbs-in-uzbekistan)) | ₹2.7–3.5 lakh/yr |
| Russia (regional state universities) | About ₹3–6 lakh a year at Rostov, Volgograd and Kazan; Moscow's top universities ₹10–16 lakh (Careers360, May 2026) | ₹3–6 lakh/yr |
| Kazakhstan | $4,100 a year at [Semey Medical University](https://smu.edu.kz/en/admission/for-foreign-students/) | ≈ ₹3.9 lakh/yr |
| China | CNY 34,000 a year at [Nanjing Medical University](http://sie.njmu.edu.cn/2026/0115/c17746a296923/page.htm) (≈ $5,100 at CNY 6.67 per dollar) | ≈ ₹4.8 lakh/yr |
| Philippines | MD $3,500 a semester plus a one-time $6,000 foreign fee at [Our Lady of Fatima University](https://fatima.edu.ph/college-of-medicine-tuition-fees-international-students/), after a BS degree | ≈ ₹6.6 lakh/yr + ₹5.6 lakh once |
| Georgia | $8,000 a year at [Tbilisi State Medical University](https://tsmu.edu/ts/content/7/220/313/0/0/0) | ≈ ₹7.5 lakh/yr |
| Bangladesh | $45,000–48,500 for the whole course incl. hostel, 2025-26 ([Monno](https://monnomch.edu.bd/academics/fee-structure/), [KYAMC](https://kyamc.edu.bd/admissions/7)) | ≈ ₹42–46 lakh total |
| Nepal | $75,000 total tuition at [Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences](https://kusms.edu.np/mbbs/) (2025) | ≈ ₹70.5 lakh total |

**Living costs add a large second bill.** Numbeo's crowd-sourced estimate for a single adult's monthly costs, excluding rent, was about $490 in [Bishkek](https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Bishkek), $650 in [Kazan](https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Kazan) and $690 in [Tbilisi](https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Tbilisi) in November 2026. These are general estimates, not student budgets. Even at $500 a month, six years of living costs come to about ₹34 lakh, on top of tuition, hostel, flights, visas, insurance and FMGE coaching.

So a low-fee destination realistically costs **₹35–50 lakh or more** for the whole course, and the most expensive options cost well over that. Build your own number with a full six-year budget, and weigh it against the real fee of the Indian private seats your NEET rank could get through counselling, rather than against a national average.

**Paying fees.** Under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, a resident individual may remit up to US$250,000 per financial year, and studies abroad is a permitted purpose. Tax collected at source (TCS) can apply to some remittances depending on the amount and whether a loan funds it, so ask your bank before transferring. If you need an education loan, get the sanction before you pay the first fee.

## Which countries are best for Indian students?

**No country is "best" on every count; the safest choices combine an FMGL-compliant English programme, a local licence route and a decent FMGE record.** The table uses NBEMS's official 2025 results, both sessions combined.

| Country | FMGE 2025 pass rate (passed / appeared) | Typical course length | Main thing to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Uzbekistan](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-uzbekistan/) | 37.9% (533 / 1,405) | 6 years (5 + 1 internship) | NMC alert of April 2026 on three universities and an offshore campus |
| [Bangladesh](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-bangladesh/) | 33.1% (1,222 / 3,688) | 5 years + 1-year internship | High total cost (≈ ₹42–46 lakh incl. hostel) |
| [Georgia](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-georgia/) | 30.3% (1,548 / 5,103) | 6-year MD | Licence eligibility on par with Georgian citizens |
| [Russia](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-russia/) | 25.8% (2,950 / 11,428) | 6 years (check the separate 12-month internship) | Russian becomes more important in clinical years |
| [Kazakhstan](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-kazakhstan/) | 24.5% (1,427 / 5,827) | About 6 years | Each university's current curriculum and internship |
| [Nepal](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-nepal/) | 23.2% (441 / 1,898) | 5.5 years incl. internship | High private-college fees |
| [Philippines](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-philippines/) | 18.8% (1,787 / 9,519) | BS + 4-year MD | Pre-med BS does not count under FMGL 2021 |
| [Kyrgyzstan](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-kyrgyzstan/) | 18.1% (2,479 / 13,730) | 5–6 years; some lack an internship | 2026 accreditation shake-up |
| [China](https://4mbbs.com/mbbs-in-china/) | 14.5% (1,975 / 13,652) | 6 years incl. internship | Only MoE-listed universities; HSK-4 Chinese for the degree |
| All countries | 21.5% (16,973 / 78,905) | — | — |

A few country-specific warnings matter more than averages:

- **Uzbekistan.** NMC's 1 April 2026 advisory named Bukhara State Medical Institute, Samarkand State Medical University, Tashkent State Medical University and an offshore campus in Bangalore, citing admissions beyond capacity and clinical training not in English. India's embassy in Tashkent later called it "precautionary" and not a ban ([Medical Dialogues, August 2026](https://medicaldialogues.in/news/education/mbbs-abroad-no-admission-ban-on-uzbekistan-medical-universities-haryana-medical-council-indian-embassy-clarify-on-nmc-advisory-176868)).
- **Kyrgyzstan.** In August 2026 the health ministry said 10,100 students from universities that failed state accreditation were being transferred to accredited ones ([24.kg](https://24.kg/english/386351_Medical_schools_closure_Over_10000_students_to_be_transferred/)). Careers360 also notes that some universities offer 5 or 5.5 years without an internship, which does not meet FMGL 2021.
- **China.** India's consulate in Guangzhou says only the 45 universities on China's Ministry of Education list may teach clinical medicine to foreigners in English, and that students must reach HSK-4 in Chinese or they [will not be awarded the degree](https://cgiguangzhou.gov.in/docs/Advisory%20for%20Indian%20Students.pdf).
- **Ukraine.** The war that began in February 2022 makes new admissions high-risk, and NMC's transfer relief for displaced students was a one-time measure.

Remember that these are 2025 results for students who mostly joined around 2018–2020, and that universities in the same country differ hugely. Shortlist with the institute-wise tables in the same NBEMS report, not with country averages.

## FMGE reality: what are your chances of passing?

**Roughly one in five FMGE candidates passes in a typical session, and some sessions are far worse.** FMGE is a 300-question, English-only computer-based test in two parts, with a pass mark of 150 and no negative marking.

| FMGE session | Passed / appeared | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|
| December 2024 | 13,149 passed | 29.6% ([Careers360](https://news.careers360.com/fmge-results-december-2024-70-percent-fail-fmge-exam-scorecards-out-by-january-27-natboard-edu-in-pass-percentage)) |
| June 2025 | 6,709 / 36,037 | 18.6% (NBEMS) |
| December 2025 | 10,264 / 42,868 | 23.9% (NBEMS) |
| June 2026 | 4,635 / 36,300 | 12.8% (Careers360) |
| October 2026 | 9,354 / 40,923 | ≈ 22.9% (Careers360) |

As of November 2026, NBEMS says it will now hold FMGE **three times a year**. There is no limit on attempts, but NMC's notice of 22 November 2023 limits the window for appearing in FMGE (or NExT) to 10 years from completing your foreign course. Once you pass, you cannot sit it again.

FMGE remains the licensing exam for foreign graduates in 2026–27, and NExT has no confirmed start date. An NMC draft reported in August 2026 keeps FMGE for foreign graduates until NExT comes into force. Details in our [FMGE exam guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/fmge-exam/) and [NExT guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/next-exam-foreign-medical-graduates/).

## Step-by-step plan for the 2027–28 intake

**Start now: most September 2027 intakes depend on a NEET-UG 2027 result in mid-2027, and invitations and visas take weeks after that.**

1. **Set a total budget (November 2026–February 2027).** Include six years of tuition, hostel, food, flights, insurance and FMGE preparation, not just year-one fees.
2. **Register for and qualify NEET-UG 2027.** Check the NTA notice when it is published, and keep your scorecard safe.
3. **Shortlist universities, not countries.** For each, confirm a course of at least 54 months, a 12-month internship at the same university, English teaching throughout, and a local licence route on par with citizens.
4. **Check the evidence.** Look up the university in WDOMS, its row in NBEMS's institute-wise FMGE report, and any Indian embassy or NMC advisory for that country.
5. **Apply through the university's official channel** and get the admission letter and fee invoice in writing.
6. **Prepare documents.** Passport, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, NEET scorecard and medical certificates. Educational documents for Hague Convention countries are apostilled by the Ministry of External Affairs after authentication at a regional centre ([MEA](https://www.mea.gov.in/apostille-menu)).
7. **Get the invitation and student visa,** then pay the first-year fee directly to the university's bank account under LRS. Keep every receipt.
8. **Study for FMGE from your clinical years.** Use Indian textbooks and the FMGE blueprint alongside your university's syllabus.
9. **Return, pass FMGE, then do CRMI.** Apply to your State Medical Council for provisional registration and a 12-month internship, then permanent registration.

Our [admission process guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/mbbs-abroad-admission-process/) gives the month-by-month timeline.

## Red flags and risks to avoid

**Most expensive mistakes happen before departure, when an agent sells a seat that cannot lead to an Indian licence.**

- **"NMC-approved university" claims.** NMC does not endorse any list. Treat the phrase as a warning sign — see [what NMC actually publishes instead](https://4mbbs.com/guides/nmc-approved-foreign-medical-universities-list/).
- **Offshore or franchise campuses in India.** FMGL 2021 bars any part of the training in India; NMC's April 2026 advisory flagged exactly this model.
- **Short courses or no internship.** Under 54 months of study, or an internship elsewhere, fails FMGL 2021.
- **Clinical teaching in the local language only.** You must be able to examine patients; NMC has flagged this in Uzbekistan, and China requires HSK-4.
- **"No NEET needed".** You can be admitted abroad without NEET, but not licensed in India — see [MBBS abroad without NEET](https://4mbbs.com/guides/mbbs-abroad-without-neet/).
- **Transfer promises.** Mid-course transfers are not allowed under FMGL 2021, apart from one-time Ukraine and China relief.
- **Degrees from Pakistan.** The FMGE bulletin says qualifications acquired in Pakistan do not give FMGE eligibility, apart from narrow exceptions for those who joined before November 2018 or had Home Ministry security clearance.
- **Paying cash to agents.** Pay fees only to the university against an official invoice.

Read the full checklist in our [agent scams and red flags guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/mbbs-abroad-agent-scams-red-flags/).

## After graduation: internship in India and other routes

**After FMGE you need provisional registration and a 12-month CRMI in an Indian medical college before permanent registration.** In March 2026 NMC listed 43,250 internship slots for foreign medical graduates across 797 colleges for 2026-27. About 7.5% of each college's intern intake is open to FMGs, and all CRMI seats in new colleges are reserved for them ([Careers360](https://news.careers360.com/nmc-fmgs-medical-colleges-mbbs-seats-uttar-pradesh-maharashtra-directs-start-internship-process-over-43000-slots-across-797-open/amp)).

Stipends depend on the state and college, so ask your State Medical Council about current practice before you return.

If you hope to work in the US or UK later, check your university early. USMLE requires a school listed in WDOMS as meeting ECFMG eligibility requirements, and the UK's PLAB route depends on the GMC accepting your primary medical qualification.

## FAQ

**Is an MBBS degree from abroad valid in India?**
Yes, if the course meets NMC's Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate (FMGL) Regulations, 2021 and you complete the Indian steps. You need at least 54 months of English-medium study plus a 12-month internship at the same foreign university, eligibility for a licence in that country on par with its citizens, a pass in FMGE, and a 12-month internship (CRMI) in India. Only then can a State Medical Council grant permanent registration. A degree that misses any FMGL condition can leave you ineligible even to sit FMGE.

**Is NEET compulsory for MBBS abroad for Indian students?**
Yes. Indian citizens and OCIs who join a foreign medical course on or after May 2018 must qualify NEET-UG, and NMC treats the NEET result as their eligibility certificate. Qualifying means reaching the 50th percentile (General), 40th (SC/ST/OBC) or 45th (General-PwBD). The result is valid for three years from its declaration. A foreign university may admit you without NEET, but you could not sit FMGE or register in India later. See our [NEET guide for MBBS abroad](https://4mbbs.com/guides/neet-for-mbbs-abroad/).

**Which is the cheapest country for MBBS for Indian students?**
On published tuition, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan are among the cheapest, at roughly ₹2–5 lakh and ₹2.7–3.5 lakh a year respectively (Careers360, June 2026), followed by regional Russian universities at about ₹3–6 lakh. Cheap is not the same as safe: in 2026 Kyrgyzstan moved about 10,100 students out of universities that failed state accreditation, and NMC issued an alert on three Uzbek universities. Compare FMGE results and FMGL compliance, not just fees, in our [cheapest countries guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/cheapest-countries-for-mbbs-abroad/).

**Does NMC publish a list of approved foreign medical universities?**
No. NMC's study-abroad information desk says it does not endorse any list of foreign medical institutions or universities for MBBS, and tells students to get fees and course details directly from the university. Compliance is judged against FMGL 2021 when you apply for FMGE. Any agent selling an 'NMC-approved university' is misrepresenting the rules. Use WDOMS, the university's own curriculum and NBEMS's institute-wise FMGE data to check a university yourself.

**What is the FMGE pass rate?**
Low and volatile. Across both 2025 sessions, 16,973 of 78,905 candidates passed (21.5%), according to NBEMS's FMGE Performance Report 2025. In 2026, 12.77% passed in June (4,635 of 36,300) and about 22.9% in October (9,354 of 40,923), as reported by Careers360. You need 150 out of 300, there is no negative marking and no cap on attempts, but you can appear only within 10 years of finishing your course. See our [FMGE exam guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/fmge-exam/).

**Will NExT replace FMGE for students joining abroad in 2027?**
Not on any confirmed timetable. NMC notified NExT regulations in June 2023 but deferred the exam by a public notice of 13 July 2023, and an NMC draft reported by Medical Dialogues on 19 August 2026 keeps FMGE as the qualifying test for foreign medical graduates until NExT comes into force. FMGE remains the licensing exam for foreign graduates in 2026–27, and NExT has no confirmed start date. Study to the Indian curriculum so you are ready for either. Our [NExT guide](https://4mbbs.com/guides/next-exam-foreign-medical-graduates/) tracks the latest position.

**Can I transfer to another university during MBBS abroad?**
Generally no. FMGL 2021 says the entire course, training and internship must be done in the same foreign medical institution, with no part done in India or a third country. NMC made one-time exceptions for students displaced by the war in Ukraine, but you should not plan around such relief. That is why choosing a stable, accredited university at the start matters so much, especially in countries where accreditation has recently changed.

**How many years does it take to practise in India after MBBS abroad?**
Plan on at least about 7.5 years after Class 12. FMGL 2021 requires at least 54 months of study plus a 12-month internship abroad, so most courses take around six years. After graduating you sit FMGE, which NBEMS now holds three times a year, then complete a 12-month CRMI in an Indian medical college before permanent registration. Failing FMGE once or twice, which is common, adds months to that timeline.

## Sources

- National Medical Commission (Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate) Regulations, 2021 — Gazette of India, 18 November 2021 (National Medical Commission): https://nmc.org.in/rules-regulation-nmc/37/file
- Information desk: For students to study abroad (National Medical Commission): https://nmc.org.in/page/information-desk-for-students-to-study-abroad
- FMGE October 2026 Information Bulletin (National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences): https://nbe.edu.in/IB/FMGE%20october%202026%20information%20bulletin%20v2.2.pdf
- FMGE Performance Report 2025 (country-wise and institute-wise) (National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences): https://natboard.edu.in/viewUpload?xyz=WGFid2M2R252YlMzblhsemdCYWF5QT09
- Public Notice: Clarification on various issues relating to Foreign Medical Graduates (22 November 2023) (National Medical Commission (copy hosted by Medical Dialogues)): https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/nmc-public-notice-226019.pdf
- FMGE October 2026 pass percentage out (Careers360): https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/fmge-october-2026-pass-percentage-out
- NMC draft keeps FMGE for provisional NMR registration of foreign medical graduates until NExT rollout (Medical Dialogues): https://medicaldialogues.in/health-news/nmc/nmc-draft-keeps-fmge-for-provisional-nmr-registration-of-foreign-medical-graduates-until-next-exam-rollout-177477
- MBBS abroad: no admission ban on Uzbekistan medical universities, Haryana Medical Council and Indian Embassy clarify on NMC advisory (Medical Dialogues): https://medicaldialogues.in/news/education/mbbs-abroad-no-admission-ban-on-uzbekistan-medical-universities-haryana-medical-council-indian-embassy-clarify-on-nmc-advisory-176868
- NMC directs states to start internship process for FMGs: over 43,000 slots across 797 colleges (Careers360): https://news.careers360.com/nmc-fmgs-medical-colleges-mbbs-seats-uttar-pradesh-maharashtra-directs-start-internship-process-over-43000-slots-across-797-open/amp
- Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) — FAQs (Reserve Bank of India): https://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/FAQView.aspx?Id=115
- Study MBBS in Russia: fees, universities (Careers360): https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/study-mbbs-in-russia
- Medical schools closure: over 10,000 students to be transferred (24.kg): https://24.kg/english/386351_Medical_schools_closure_Over_10000_students_to_be_transferred/

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