FNB (Fellow of National Board) Entrance Exam

FET exam pattern is released by the National Board of Examinations, the exam conducting body. FET will be conducted online. The question paper for each Fellowship course will be different. However, the question paper for the clubbed courses will be the same. Part-A of the question paper for any fell

FET is the qualifying exam while FNB is the course offered through the exam FET. NBE conducts the Fellowship Entrance Test which is commonly called the FET. The entrance exam is conducted for providing admission to the 2-year post-doctoral FNB courses. It is the qualifying-cum-ranking examination an

NEET FET is short for NEET Fellowship entrance Test. The fellowship courses admission exam is carried out by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) in a computer-based mode. The admission to the 2-year post-doctoral FNB courses is granted through the entrance exam. This examination serves as both

Candidates need to paste a recent passport-sized photograph on FET admit card. Photograph must have a white background, dimensions 35x45 mm, and with at least 75% coverage of face and head. Students have to login with application ID an dpassword to download admit card for FET.

No, NBE will not send the admit card through the post. However, you can download the admit card again by following the same process as before.

No, FET 2025 admit card will be issued to only those candidates who complete the application forms and submit the application fee.

No, you will not be issued the admit card for FET exam. Your application form will be rejected due to improper photograph.

NBE released FET 2023 admit card on February 27, 2024. Candidates will have to download the admit card from the official website of NBE, nbe.edu.in.

No. Candidates can't appear FET exam in Hindi medium. English will be the only choice for candidates. Check highlights of FET exam in the table given below:

Yes. There is a provision of negative marking in FET exam. According to exam pattern released in the brochure, 1 mark will be deducted for every wrong response. Students will get 4 marks for every right response.