NBEMS revises minimum stipend amount for trainees; maximum increase in post-MBBS courses
Vagisha Kaushik | June 3, 2025 | 04:16 PM IST | 1 min read
NBEMS increases stipend rates for trainees in post-MBBS DNB (broad specialty), post-diploma DNB, two-year diploma, DrNB (super specialty) and FnB courses.
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has revised the minimum stipend amount paid to the trainees in medical institutions and accredited hospitals. The revised minimum stipend will be effective from June 1, 2025, the board informed.
As per NBEMS stipend guidelines , the private or state government hospitals and medical institutions as well as those affiliated to the railway, ESIC, central PSUs, central autonomous and central government will have to pay the trainees a basic stipend as prescribed. The stipend rate needs to be revised periodically to maintain the parity, according to the rules. NBEMS accredited hospitals are allowed to pay more than the prescribed monthly stipend.
“All other stipend guidelines / criteria will continue in accordance with the NBEMS stipend guidelines,” the medical board said in the latest notification.
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Revised minimum stipend for interns
The course-wise revised stipend amount for NBEMS trainees is given below.
Post MBBS DNB (Broad Specialty) Courses
|
Year of Training |
Existing Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
Revised Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
|
First Year |
Rs 35,000 |
Rs 43,000 |
|
Second Year |
Rs 37,000 |
Rs 45,000 |
|
Third Year |
Rs 39,000 |
Rs 47,000 |
Post Diploma DNB (Broad Specialty) Courses
|
Year of Training |
Existing Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
Revised Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
|
First Year |
Rs 37,000 |
Rs 45,000 |
|
Second Year |
Rs 39,000 |
Rs 47,000 |
2-year Diploma (Post MBBS - Broad Specialty) Courses
|
Year of Training |
Existing Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
Revised Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
|
First Year |
Rs 35,000 |
Rs 43,000 |
|
Second Year |
Rs 37,000 |
Rs 45,000 |
DrNB (Super Specialty) Courses
|
Year of Training |
Existing Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
Revised Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
|
First Year |
Rs 41,000 |
Rs 49,000 |
|
Second Year |
Rs 43,000 |
Rs 51,000 |
|
Third Year |
Rs 45,000 |
Rs 53,000 |
DrNB (Super Specialty) Direct 6 Years Courses
|
Year of Training |
Existing Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
Revised Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
|
First Year |
Rs 35,000 |
Rs 43,000 |
|
Second Year |
Rs 37,000 |
Rs 45,000 |
|
Third Year |
Rs 39,000 |
Rs 47,000 |
|
Fourth Year |
Rs 41,000 |
Rs 49,000 |
|
Fifth Year |
Rs 43,000 |
Rs 51,000 |
|
Sixth Year |
Rs 45,000 |
Rs 53,000 |
FNB Courses
|
Year of Training |
Existing Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
Revised Minimum Stipend (Rs/month) |
|
First Year |
Rs 41,000 |
Rs 49,000 |
|
Second Year |
Rs 43,000 |
Rs 51,000 |
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