10,000 DNB seats will be offered by 2020: Dr Rashmikant Dave, Executive Director, NBE
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New Delhi: PG medical seats in the coming year will see a tremendous rise with the National Board of Examinations (NBE) targeting to offer 10,000 DNB seats by 2020. There are currently 8,264 DNB seats across various specialities and super specialities being offered at the moment in the country.
Speaking at the Teachers Day ceremony organised by ANBAI last week, Dr Rashmikant Dave, Executive Director, NBE apprised about the various steps taken by the National Board of Examinations to improve the quality of DNB education as well as the quantity of DNB seats in the country.
" Last year there were around 7500 total DNB seats in the country, and with conscious efforts of NBE, associations like ANBAI as well as hospitals themselves, total DNB seats have now gone up to 8264. We plan to increase this number to 10,000 seats by the year 2020," he said.
Speaking about the super-specialist seats count via the DNB SS courses, he informed that there has been a more than 40 percent increase in DNB SS seats that were available for current counselling compared to the last.
Speaking at the Teachers Day ceremony organised by ANBAI last week, Dr Rashmikant Dave, Executive Director, NBE apprised about the various steps taken by the National Board of Examinations to improve the quality of DNB education as well as the quantity of DNB seats in the country.
" Last year there were around 7500 total DNB seats in the country, and with conscious efforts of NBE, associations like ANBAI as well as hospitals themselves, total DNB seats have now gone up to 8264. We plan to increase this number to 10,000 seats by the year 2020," he said.
Speaking about the super-specialist seats count via the DNB SS courses, he informed that there has been a more than 40 percent increase in DNB SS seats that were available for current counselling compared to the last.
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