TRIHMS Earns Global Recognition with ECFMG Sponsor Note
ITANAGAR, July 17:
In a landmark achievement for medical education in Arunachal Pradesh, the Tomo Riba Institute of Health & Medical Sciences (TRIHMS), Naharlagun, has been granted an ECFMG Sponsor Note and officially listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) on July 13, 2026.
It is the first medical college in the state to receive this internationally significant recognition.
The recognition opens new opportunities for eligible TRIHMS MBBS graduates to pursue higher education, residency training, and medical careers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and several other countries, subject to prescribed eligibility requirements.
The ECFMG Sponsor Note also enables eligible graduates to apply for ECFMG Certification, an essential step for those seeking postgraduate medical training and licensure abroad.
The listing further strengthens the international recognition of TRIHMS and its MBBS degree.
The institute said the achievement is expected to have long-term benefits by expanding opportunities in medical education, research, and employment while enhancing the reputation of TRIHMS as Arunachal Pradesh's premier medical college.
Congratulating the institute, Health Minister Biyuram Wahge described the recognition as a proud moment for the state.
He said the milestone would create greater academic and professional opportunities for TRIHMS graduates while boosting the institute's global standing.
The Minister also appreciated the leadership of Prof. (Dr.) Naba Kumar Bezbaruah, Dean-cum-Director of TRIHMS, and acknowledged the contributions of Dr. Goter Doke, ECFMG Coordinator, along with Dr. Jichu Pulu, Dr. Verbeena Bezbaruah, and Dr. Pratik for their dedicated efforts in achieving the milestone.
Affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University and recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC), TRIHMS was established to strengthen medical education and tertiary healthcare in Arunachal Pradesh.
The latest recognition marks a significant step in enhancing the global prospects of medical graduates from the state.
