DNB Counselling 2020: Registrations for the First Round Begin

Candidates seeking admission to DNB (Post MBBS) or DNB (Post Diploma) courses, NBE has started accepting applications for CAPS. Last date to register for DNB counselling 2020 is May 17.

The National Board of Examinations (NBE) has started the registration process for DNB counselling 2020. Candidates who wish to enrol themselves for the DNB admission process must register themselves on the official website of NBE. Candidates must also note that the choice filling option has also been activated. The last date to register and fill the choices online will be May 17.  

Admission to DNB (Post MBBS) or DNB (Post Diploma) courses will be through the Centralised Allotment Processing System (CAPS). Candidates who have cleared NEET PG 2020 examination can register for the counselling process for DNB (Post MBBS) courses. To participate in DNB counselling 2020 for post-diploma courses, the candidate must have qualified DNB PDCET 2020.

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DNB Counselling 2020: Important Dates

DNB Counselling 2020: Important Instructions for the Candidates

• Candidates must go through the guidelines before applying online for the counselling of DNB courses
• Only those candidates who participate in the first round of DNB 2020 counselling will be eligible for the next round
• All the candidates who have qualified the pre-requisite entrance test can register for the counselling of DNB courses
• Candidates claiming reservations need to upload the ‘Category Certificate’ to confirm their category
• Candidates must be very careful while filling the options for the first round of DNB counselling
• They must make sure to ‘Confirm’ their options before the last date
• Allotment of seats will be on the basis of marks secured in the respective entrance test and the choices filled by the candidate

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