DNB Broad Specialty admission (January) to be based on NEET PG merit; July session scrapped
Manashjyoti | April 25, 2019 | 07:28 PM IST | 1 min read
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New Delhi, April 25
: The National Board of Examination (NBE) has notified that from 2019 onward, admission to DNB Broad Specialty (post MBBS) courses will be done exclusively through a single admission session, i.e. January admission session. Previously, admission was conducted in two sessions - January and July.
In the old structure, admission to January session was done based on NEET PG merit, whereas admission to July session was done based on a DNB CET exam which was conducted by NBE around June/July.
As per new notifications, no further DNB CET exam will be conducted. Also, the seat allotment process for the January session will be done through a merit-based counselling using NEET PG merit list.
Read the official notification below :
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