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Become the doctor patients trust for every gut, liver & GI condition.

A 12-month UK-awarded online fellowship for healthcare professionals — master the full spectrum of gastroenterology across 52 modules and 16 real-world clinical cases, from hepatology and IBD to GI oncology, pancreatic disease, functional disorders and advanced diagnostic techniques.

🏛️ Virtued Eduversity, London 🎯 120 Global CPD Points 📚 52 Modules 🩺 16 Clinical Cases 🔐 QR-Verifiable Certificate Duration: 1 Year 🎓 Eligibility: All medical graduates & professionals
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52 F.Gastro. modules + 16 cases
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120 Global CPD Points Continuing professional development
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Hepatology and liver disease management Hepatology & Liver Disease
GI diagnostics and endoscopy GI Diagnostics & Endoscopy
IBD, oncology and functional GI disorders IBD, Oncology & Functional Disorders

Why this skill, why now

Gastroenterology is now one of the highest-demand specialties in modern clinical practice

GI complaints are among the most common reasons patients visit a doctor — from IBS, GERD and fatty liver to IBD, GI cancers and hepatitis. This fellowship gives you the structured clinical knowledge to diagnose, manage and counsel these patients with confidence.

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GI is everyday OPD

Abdominal pain, bloating, reflux, constipation, liver function abnormalities and gut health questions are among the most frequent OPD presentations in any practice.

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Lifestyle disease drives demand

NAFLD, obesity-related liver disease, metabolic syndrome and colorectal cancer are rising sharply — creating a growing need for GI-trained clinicians across all settings.

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Patients follow online GI advice

Gut health influencers, probiotic marketing and fad diets confuse patients. A clinically trained doctor provides evidence-based GI guidance that protects patient outcomes.

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A specialty that builds careers

The F.Gastro. (London) suffix and 120 CPD points add measurable value to your CV, hospital profile, clinic positioning and specialist referral network.

One fellowship. Three outcomes: stronger GI clinical confidence, deeper hepatology knowledge, and a practice built around gut health expertise.

For a doctor, F.Gastro. is not just another online course — it is a comprehensive clinical upgrade that equips you to manage the full spectrum of GI and liver conditions across OPD, IPD and specialist settings.


The transformation

Before vs after the fellowship

What feels uncertain and complex before F.Gastro. becomes structured, confident and clinically applicable after it.

⚠️ Before F.Gastro.
  • Referring most GI and liver cases without confidence to manage them in-house.
  • Uncertainty around hepatology, IBD, pancreatic disease and GI oncology workup.
  • No structured framework for interpreting LFTs, endoscopy reports or GI imaging.
  • Struggling to counsel patients on gut health, diet, IBD flares and liver disease management.
  • Gastroenterology feels like a subspecialty too complex to develop without dedicated training.
✅ After F.Gastro.
  • Confidently manage common GI presentations, hepatology and functional bowel disorders in OPD.
  • Apply structured diagnostic and management protocols for IBD, liver disease and GI oncology.
  • Interpret investigations and diagnostic techniques with a clear clinical framework.
  • Counsel patients on gut health, nutritional support, GI prevention and chronic GI disease management.
  • Build a defined F.Gastro. clinical identity for your practice, CV and specialist profile.

The real-world advantage

A credential that becomes a visible professional advantage

F.Gastro. isn't just "learn gastroenterology." It's how you position yourself as the go-to GI clinician in your setting.

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GI OPD Authority

Patients with reflux, IBS, liver disease, IBD and GI complaints trust doctors who can explain, investigate and manage their condition with clinical clarity.

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Protocol-Based Practice

Convert scattered GI knowledge into repeatable hepatology assessment, IBD management, functional disorder and GI oncology protocols for faster, better decisions.

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Career Positioning

Strengthen your CV, LinkedIn, clinic profile and hospital positioning with a UK-awarded fellowship and use the F.Gastro. (London) suffix after your name.


Your credential

A certificate patients, employers & institutions can verify

On successful completion you receive a UK-awarded fellowship certificate with programme title, duration, CPD points and QR / serial-number verification.

  • Awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London, UK.
  • Delivered by Virtued Academy International, India.
  • Programme title: Fellowship in Gastroenterology.
  • 120 Global CPD Points — 1 Year programme.
  • Use the suffix F.Gastro. (London) after your name as per Medical Council Ethical Regulations 2002 — Article 1.4.2.
  • QR / serial-number based verification — checkable by anyone.
UK-Awarded QR-Verifiable 120 CPD Points F.Gastro. Suffix
Your certificate should make you look more credible before a patient even enters the room.

Add it to your clinic wall, website, LinkedIn, CV and patient education material after successful completion, following ethical display guidelines.


Who it's for

Choose your clinical pathway

Whatever your setting, F.Gastro. is built to slot into your existing practice and expand your GI clinical capability.

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MBBS / General Practitioners

Structured GI and hepatology training to confidently manage the full range of gut, liver and bowel presentations in everyday OPD practice.

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Hospital-Based Doctors

Stronger GI decision-making for IPD cases — hepatology, IBD, GI bleeding, pancreatic disease and post-surgical GI management.

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Internal Medicine Specialists

Deepen subspecialty GI knowledge to better manage the complex multi-system cases where gastroenterology intersects with internal medicine.

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Clinic Owners

Build a structured gastroenterology OPD with defined clinical pathways for gut health, liver disease, functional disorders and GI prevention.

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International Doctors

Add a UK-awarded academic fellowship and use the F.Gastro. (London) suffix to strengthen your international clinical and academic profile.

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Wellness & Preventive Practitioners

Build gut microbiome, GI prevention and nutritional gastroenterology programs backed by a credible UK-awarded fellowship credential.

Which version of your practice do you want 12 months from now?

The doctor who refers every GI case — or the clinician who confidently manages hepatology, IBD, functional disorders, GI oncology and gut health across OPD and IPD?


What you'll be able to do

By the end, you should be able to…

These are the concrete capabilities you walk away with after completing all 52 modules and 16 clinical cases.

  • Diagnose and manage common GI symptoms — reflux, IBS, bloating, diarrhoea, constipation and GI bleeding — with structured clinical reasoning.
  • Apply hepatology protocols for viral hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, NAFLD and biliary tract disease.
  • Manage IBD, pancreatic disease, GI oncology and paediatric gastroenterology cases with evidence-based frameworks.
  • Interpret diagnostic techniques — endoscopy reports, LFTs, GI imaging and histopathology — with clinical confidence.
  • Counsel patients on nutritional support, gut health, GI prevention and functional bowel disorders.
  • Use the F.Gastro. (London) suffix to strengthen your professional credibility and specialist positioning.
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Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Toolkit included

Case discussions, clinical frameworks, diagnostic interpretation guides, GI prevention checklists and patient counselling tools for faster OPD implementation.


Inside the programme

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The complete programme curriculum below is loaded directly from the current course in Graphy, so modules, lessons, attachments and durations stay current automatically.


Compare your options

How Course Landing Page compares

Built for working doctors who want flexible, verifiable and comprehensive gastroenterology upskilling.

Feature Virtued F.Gastro. Typical online course Hospital observership
Duration 12 months 1–6 months 6–12 months
Credential UK-awarded fellowship Certificate / diploma Certificate / fellowship
CPD points 120 Global CPD Points Often limited Varies
Scope 52 modules across full GI spectrum Single GI topic focus One department only
Learning access Lifetime access Limited access Limited / physical
Best for Working doctors wanting flexible, deep gastroenterology upskilling with a verifiable UK credential Beginners Doctors who can travel

Hear it from doctors

Video testimonials

Real doctors on how Virtued fellowships changed the way they manage clinical cases and present themselves professionally.


Doctor reviews

From practising clinicians

Real outcomes from doctors who completed Virtued fellowships and transformed their clinical gastroenterology practice.

Dr. Ayan Sharma MBBS, General Practitioner · Prayagraj
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"The Virtued course is top-notch. I am glad I can now add more value to my clinical practice managing GI cases. Highly recommended."

Dr. Pragya Nandini Medical Graduate · New Delhi
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"My first Virtued fellowship course was so valuable that I ended up doing multiple courses. The hepatology and IBD modules were outstanding."

Dr. Abhilasha Nanadikar Clinician · IMS BHU, Varanasi
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"The lectures are concise, clear and truly authentic. I now handle common GI presentations with far more clinical confidence than before."

Dr. Ayush Sharma Medical Graduate · Kharkiv, Ukraine
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"Thanks to Virtued's flexible learning, I earned a gastroenterology fellowship credential while managing my clinical duties. No deadlines made all the difference."

Dr. Meera Thomas Hospital Clinician · Kochi
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"The depth across hepatology, IBD, GI oncology and functional disorders is exactly what a hospital clinician needs. Comprehensive and clinically rigorous."

Dr. Rohan Malhotra Family Physician · Delhi
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"This fellowship converted my GI knowledge from scattered facts into a structured clinical framework I use every single OPD day."


Enrol today & receive

The Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Toolkit

Implementation assets and exclusive fellowship benefits — not generic freebies.

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16 Clinical Case Library

Real-world GI and hepatology cases — diagnostic reasoning, management logic and clinical decision points across hepatology, IBD, oncology and functional GI.

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Monthly Live Doubt Sessions

Attend monthly live sessions to directly interact with faculty and resolve complex gastroenterology clinical application doubts.

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AI Lecturer — Dr. Vera

Instant academic Q&A support inside your student dashboard via our AI lecturer, available 24/7 for GI clinical doubt resolution.

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Clinical Observership Support

Optional one-month clinical placement support in affiliated hospitals across India, UK, and USA for MBBS fellowship students.

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Virtued Press — Book Publication

Opportunity to publish chapters in ISBN-registered gastroenterology books via Virtued's in-house publication division, listed on Amazon.

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GI OPD & Practice Setup Guide

A practical framework to launch GI-focused consultations, liver disease monitoring programs and gut health services in your clinical setting.


Scholarship pricing

Everything you need to start today

Start learning immediately and complete the fellowship with a verifiable UK-awarded certificate.

  • 12-month Fellowship in Gastroenterology.
  • UK-awarded certificate with QR / serial verification.
  • 120 Global CPD Points.
  • Lifetime access to 52 modules.
  • 16 clinical case discussions.
  • Monthly Live Doubt Sessions + AI Lecturer Dr. Vera.
  • Bonus Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Toolkit.
  • Instant LMS access after enrolment.
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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Fellowship in Gastroenterology: Overview & Career Value

What is the Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro.)?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro.) is a 12-month, internationally accredited online gastroenterology fellowship from Virtued Academy International, awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London, UK. It builds structured competence across the full GI spectrum — hepatology, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), functional bowel disorders, pancreatic disease, GI oncology and diagnostic interpretation — so MBBS and post-MBBS doctors can confidently diagnose, manage and counsel gut and liver patients.

It carries 120 Global CPD points, includes lifetime access to 52 modules and 16 clinical case discussions, and lets you use the F.Gastro. suffix after your name on successful completion.

What is gastroenterology, and what does a gastroenterologist do?

Gastroenterology is the branch of medicine focused on the digestive system and its disorders — the oesophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas and biliary tract. A gastroenterologist diagnoses and manages conditions such as acid reflux (GERD), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), fatty liver (NAFLD), hepatitis, inflammatory bowel disease, pancreatic disease and GI cancers, and interprets investigations such as endoscopy reports, liver function tests and GI imaging.

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology builds exactly these skills, so a practising doctor can manage gut and liver cases with structure and confidence.

Who awards the Fellowship in Gastroenterology, and is Virtued Eduversity, London recognised?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology is awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London, UK, and delivered by Virtued Academy International, an autonomous organisation registered under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India. It is internationally accredited by IAOTH, UK and IRAP, and every certificate carries a QR code and serial number for independent verification.

Is gastroenterology a good career choice after MBBS?

Yes — gastroenterology is one of the highest-demand directions after MBBS, because GI complaints such as acidity, bloating, reflux, constipation and abnormal liver tests are among the most common OPD presentations, and fatty liver, obesity-related liver disease and colorectal cancer are rising sharply. A doctor who can confidently manage gut and liver conditions builds a strong, differentiated practice.

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology gives working doctors this structured competence and a recognised credential without leaving practice.

How can I become a gastroenterology-focused doctor after MBBS without a DM seat?

The most accessible route to GI competence after MBBS — without a scarce DM/DNB Gastroenterology seat — is a structured gastroenterology fellowship. The Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro.) gives you 12 months of case-based training in hepatology, IBD, functional bowel disorders, pancreatic disease and GI diagnostics, so you can run a confident GI OPD and manage common gut and liver conditions in-house.

It is a professional-development fellowship, not a DM/DNB degree, so it complements rather than replaces super-specialty training and does not by itself register you as a gastroenterologist — but it is a fast, practical way to build real GI capability.

Is a gastroenterology fellowship after MBBS worth it for my career?

For most practising doctors, a gastroenterology fellowship after MBBS is worth it: GI and liver complaints are extremely common and often referred out, so structured GI skills let you retain and manage more patients, interpret endoscopy and liver tests confidently, and build gut-health and liver-monitoring services.

Actual income depends on your setting and patient base, and Virtued Academy International does not guarantee any specific outcome. What the fellowship reliably provides is structured competence and a verifiable, internationally accredited credential.

Eligibility & Who Should Enrol

What is the eligibility for the Fellowship in Gastroenterology?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro.) is exclusively for MBBS doctors and above — MBBS (intern or graduate), and post-MBBS qualifications such as MD, MS, DM, MCh and DNB, including international MBBS-equivalent graduates, subject to internal eligibility verification. Final-year MBBS students and interns can also enrol and begin immediately.

AYUSH doctors should take the Fellowship in Gastroenterology (Integrated Medicine); allied-health professionals are welcome in the open-to-all Certificate in Gastroenterology.

Can final-year MBBS students or interns enrol?

Yes. Interns and final-year MBBS students can enrol and start learning right away, studying alongside their duties thanks to the fully online, self-paced format. At certificate issuance, interns submit a temporary registration/licence and graduates their permanent licence, along with the MBBS degree documents.

I'm a foreign medical graduate (FMG) who hasn't cleared FMGE yet — can I enrol?

Yes. Foreign medical graduates can enrol in the Fellowship in Gastroenterology even before clearing the FMGE, and all lectures, case studies, assessments and certification are unaffected. The optional in-hospital observership in India requires FMGE clearance; if you hold a valid licence abroad, a UK or USA observership can be arranged instead.

I'm an AYUSH, BAMS or BHMS doctor — can I do this fellowship?

The standard Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro.) is exclusively for MBBS and post-MBBS doctors. If you are an AYUSH doctor (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, Siddha), the right route is the Fellowship in Gastroenterology (Integrated Medicine), which offers the same 12-month depth and 120 CPD points, framed for your scope of practice.

Allied-health professionals are welcome in the open-to-all Certificate in Gastroenterology.

Is this one of the best fellowships or courses to do after MBBS?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology is among the most valuable courses to do after MBBS, because GI and liver complaints are extremely common yet frequently referred out for lack of confidence. As a 12-month online fellowship with 120 CPD points and an optional observership, it lets you build genuine GI depth and retain more patients, without leaving practice.

Curriculum, Duration & Learning Experience

What does the Fellowship in Gastroenterology cover — full course details?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology curriculum spans the full GI spectrum: common GI symptoms (reflux/GERD, IBS, bloating, diarrhoea, constipation and GI bleeding); hepatology (viral hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, NAFLD/fatty liver and biliary tract disease); inflammatory bowel disease (IBD); pancreatic disease; GI oncology; paediatric gastroenterology; functional bowel disorders; diagnostic interpretation (endoscopy reports, liver function tests, GI imaging and histopathology); and gut health, microbiome and nutritional gastroenterology.

It is delivered as 52 modules with 16 clinical case discussions, with the live module list and durations kept current inside the learning platform.

Which GI and liver conditions will I learn to manage?

You will learn structured, evidence-based management of reflux/GERD, IBS and functional bowel disorders, GI bleeding, viral hepatitis, cirrhosis and fatty liver (NAFLD), inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's and ulcerative colitis), pancreatic disease and GI cancers — with clear diagnostic, management and counselling protocols rather than general advice.

Does the Fellowship cover hepatology and endoscopy/investigation interpretation?

Yes — hepatology and diagnostic interpretation are core pillars of the Fellowship in Gastroenterology. You learn structured hepatology protocols for hepatitis, cirrhosis, NAFLD and biliary disease, and how to interpret endoscopy reports, liver function tests (LFTs), GI imaging and histopathology with a clear clinical framework, supported by diagnostic interpretation guides in the practice toolkit.

How long is the Fellowship in Gastroenterology, and what is the duration?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology has a duration of 12 months, structured as a guided pathway. Because you get lifetime access, the 12 months is a minimum guide rather than a hard deadline — you can finish faster or take longer at your own pace, and Virtued does not charge any extension fees.

Is the Fellowship fully online, and how much time does it need each week?

Yes — it is a fully online gastroenterology course with pre-recorded video lectures, downloadable notes and self-assessment quizzes, built for working doctors: roughly up to two hours of study per week, at your own pace, with no fixed timings and lifetime access.

Is clinical observership included, and where can I do it?

Clinical observership is optional and available for this post-MBBS fellowship, with one-month placements arrangeable across India, the UK and the USA; you also gain extensive practical understanding through the 16 clinical case discussions and expert Q&A inside the LMS. If you prefer a hospital of your choice, Virtued can provide a recommendation letter at no additional cost.

What practical tools and support do I get with the fellowship?

The fellowship includes a Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Toolkit — GI and hepatology case discussions, diagnostic interpretation guides, GI-prevention checklists and patient-counselling tools — plus monthly live doubt sessions, 24/7 academic Q&A support, and an opportunity to publish chapters in ISBN-registered gastroenterology books via Virtued's in-house publication division.

Fellowship vs Diploma, DM/DNB, Certificate & Integrated Medicine

Fellowship in Gastroenterology vs a diploma in gastroenterology — what's the difference?

A diploma in gastroenterology is typically a longer, institution-based academic programme, whereas the Fellowship in Gastroenterology from Virtued Academy International is a structured, case-based programme built around practical GI and hepatology competence, delivered fully online with lifetime access, so you can upskill alongside your existing practice.

Most doctors searching for a gastroenterology diploma or fellowship want practice-ready GI skills, which is exactly what this fellowship delivers, with 120 CPD points and an internationally accredited, verifiable credential.

Do you offer a diploma in gastroenterology?

Virtued Academy International does not offer a separate ‘diploma’ tier. The same depth doctors look for in a gastroenterology diploma is covered by two tracks: the 3-month Certificate in Gastroenterology (30 CPD) for a focused foundation, and the 12-month Fellowship in Gastroenterology (120 CPD) for comprehensive training with an optional observership.

How does the Fellowship compare with a DM or DNB in Gastroenterology?

A DM or DNB in Gastroenterology is a full super-specialty medical qualification obtained through NEET-SS, with extremely limited seats and years of residency, and it confers specialist gastroenterologist registration including endoscopic procedural training. The Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro.) is a 12-month professional-development fellowship focused on clinical GI and hepatology competence and a recognised CPD credential; it is not a substitute for a DM/DNB and does not by itself register you as a gastroenterologist or qualify you to perform endoscopy independently.

Doctors typically choose the fellowship for fast, practice-oriented GI competence without waiting for a scarce super-specialty seat.

Should I do the Certificate or the Fellowship in Gastroenterology?

Choose the Certificate in Gastroenterology (C.Gastro, 30 CPD, 3 months) for an accessible foundation open to every healthcare professional. Choose the Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro., 120 CPD, 12 months) if you are an MBBS or post-MBBS doctor who wants comprehensive GI and hepatology training with an optional observership. Many learners start with the certificate and progress to the fellowship.

What's the difference between the standard Fellowship and the Fellowship in Gastroenterology (Integrated Medicine)?

Both fellowships share the same 12-month structure, 120 CPD points and clinical depth, but they are matched to different audiences: the Fellowship in Gastroenterology (F.Gastro.) is for MBBS and post-MBBS doctors, while the Fellowship in Gastroenterology (Integrated Medicine) is for AYUSH doctors, framed for their scope of practice. The fee is the same; the framing and suffix differ.

How is this different from other online gastroenterology courses?

Most online gastroenterology courses are narrow or stop at a basic certificate. The Fellowship in Gastroenterology is a 12-month, internationally accredited fellowship awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London, with 120 CPD points, lifetime access to 52 modules across the full GI spectrum and 16 case discussions, a clinical practice toolkit, an optional observership and a QR-verifiable credential — built for doctors who want comprehensive, verifiable GI upskilling.

CPD Points, Certificate & Recognition

How many CPD points does the Fellowship in Gastroenterology carry?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology carries 120 Global CPD points (CPD hours / CME credits), accredited through Virtued Eduversity, London, UK, and recognised via IAOTH, UK and IRAP. Virtued's 12-month fellowships carry 120 CPD points and its 3-month certificates carry 30 CPD points.

What credential do I get, and can I use the F.Gastro. suffix after my name?

On successful completion you receive a Fellowship in Gastroenterology certificate awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London and delivered by Virtued Academy International, and you may use the F.Gastro. suffix after your name as per Virtued Eduversity’s guidelines.

The Code of Medical Ethics Regulations, 2002 (Ref 1.4.2) guides that physicians display as a suffix only recognised medical degrees or certificates/diplomas and memberships/honours that confer professional knowledge or recognise an exemplary qualification or achievement.

Is the fellowship NMC-recognised, and does it let me practise as a gastroenterologist?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology is a continuing-professional-development credential awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London and delivered by Virtued Academy International (registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India). Virtued's online/blended programmes operate independently of NMC approval requirements and are offered transparently as professional development, with international accreditation from IAOTH, UK and IRAP.

It is not an NMC-recognised medical degree or postgraduate qualification, and on its own it does not grant a licence to practise as a specialist gastroenterologist or to perform endoscopic procedures independently. Apply the learning within your existing scope of practice and confirm requirements with the relevant councils or medical boards in your region.

This CPD programme is an independent professional development initiative, conducted outside UGC, AICTE, NMC, NCAHP, Ofqual, OfS, QAA frameworks, acknowledging their jurisdictions, without implying a practising licence, qualification to practise, statutory recognition, licensure eligibility, or equivalence to qualifications governed by regulatory bodies.

Is the certificate verifiable, and what does it show?

Every Fellowship in Gastroenterology certificate shows the programme title, duration and 120 CPD points, and carries a QR code and serial number for independent verification. It is awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London and delivered by Virtued Academy International.

How and when will I receive my certificate?

Once you complete the required learning and internal assessment, you can request certificate issuance; after Virtued verifies your completion, payment and qualification documents, the certificate is issued in both soft copy and hard copy, typically within 7–14 working days. For Indian students on programmes of 3 months or longer the hard copy is free; for international students, shipping may apply — see the Shipping and Exchange Policy.

Which documents do I need to submit for the fellowship?

For fellowship programmes, submit your MBBS degree marksheets and degree certificate, plus either a temporary registration/licence (if you are an intern) or a permanent licence (if you have completed your degree). You can submit these at registration or email them after completing the course, before certificate issuance.

Will this credential help doctors practising outside India?

Virtued Academy International has enrolled doctors from 195+ countries, and the Fellowship in Gastroenterology awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London carries international accreditation as a professional-development credential. As with any CPD programme it does not itself grant a licence — confirm requirements with the regulator where you intend to practise.

Fees, EMI & Enrolment

How much does the Fellowship in Gastroenterology cost, and what are the fees?

The Fellowship in Gastroenterology has an actual fee of ₹1,20,000, currently offered at a scholarship fee of ₹59,000 — a saving of ₹61,000 for the current cohort. The exact fee and any active offer are shown at the secure checkout on the course page, and scholarship pricing may change for upcoming cohorts.

Do you offer Zero-Cost EMI or installments?

Yes. The Fellowship in Gastroenterology can be paid through Zero-Cost EMI from ₹5,900 per month, alongside a full one-time payment option, with no CIBIL requirement for many plans. Exact EMI terms are shown at checkout and payable via UPI, cards or net banking through a secure gateway.

How do I enrol in the Fellowship in Gastroenterology?

You can enrol directly on the course page at www.virtued.in through the secure checkout and get instant LMS access, or browse all programmes in the course store. For help, WhatsApp or call +91 76519 39423 to speak with an academic counsellor.

Can I enrol in more than one course at the same time?

Yes. You can enrol in multiple certificate or fellowship courses at once, each on its own lifetime-access timeline. Many doctors combine Gastroenterology with Diabetology or Family Medicine to broaden their practice.

What is your refund and cancellation policy?

Virtued's full refund and cancellation terms are published on the Cancellation & Refund Policy page. We recommend reviewing it before enrolment; the counselling team can also walk you through it on a call.

Support & Policies

Where can I find Virtued's policies, terms and important links?

You can review all key information on these pages: FAQs, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Cancellation & Refund Policy and Shipping and Exchange Policy. For anything else, reach the Virtued Academy International team via WhatsApp / +91 76519 39423 or at contact@virtued.in.

How is Virtued Academy International different from other providers?

Three things set Virtued Academy International apart: every specialty is offered across multiple levels and tracks — an open-to-all certificate, a Standard fellowship for MBBS/MD/MS doctors, and an Integrated Medicine fellowship for AYUSH and allied-health professionals — so no one is limited to generic courses; the CPD framing is stated transparently on every certificate rather than implying licensure; and Zero-Cost EMI removes the upfront cost barrier to upskilling — all backed by lifetime access and QR-verifiable, internationally accredited credentials awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London.

Your patients are already arriving with GI complaints. Be the clinician who answers with confidence.

Become the doctor who confidently manages gut health, hepatology, IBD and GI oncology — and builds a stronger practice around gastroenterology expertise. Join the Fellowship in Gastroenterology today.

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