NBE recalls Provisional Pass Certificates issued to CPS Mumbai candidates for qualifying DNB Final Exam Dec 2019
New Delhi: Through a recent notice, the National Board of Examinations (NBE) has recalled the Provisional Pass Certificates (PPC) issued to candidates from CPS Mumbai towards qualifying the DNB Final Examination – Dec 2019 session.
The decision to this effect has been taken in view of the derecognition of the Diploma qualifications from the College of Physicians & Surgeons (CPS), Mumbai in certain specialities by the Govt of India.
The Natboard has further released a list of candidates whose PPC have been recalled with immediate effect in pursuance of the same.
In its recall notice for Provisional Pass Certificates (PPC) issued for DNB Final Examination – December 2019 session, the NBE has clearly mentioned that the candidates (list attached below) have pursued their Diploma qualifications from the CPS in specialties which have been derecognized by the Govt of India vide notification dated 22.01.2018 published in the Gazette of India. Subsequent to their joining DNB training, they have appeared provisionally in DNB Final Examination – Dec 2019 session.
In view of their Diploma qualifications not been recognized by the Govt of India, the Provisional Pass Certificates (PPC) so issued to them towards qualifying the DNB Final Examination – Dec 2019 session stand RECALLED.
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