NBE declares round 2 FNB Counselling Results, Check out now
New Delhi: The National Board of Examination (NBE) has released the results of 2 nd Round of Counseling for FNB Courses 2020 Admission Session-Regarding.
To view the seat allotment results, click here
The details of payment of first year course fee, Physical joining etc. can be seen below:
The Revised schedule for Second Round of FNB-2020 Counseling is as follows: -
S. No. | Counseling Process | Period |
SECOND ROUND | ||
1 | Filling of option/choices for 2nd Round of counseling. (From available vacant seats) | 3rd & 4th March 2021 |
2 | Processing of Allotment | 5th March 2021 |
3 | Result of 2nd Round Allotment | 6th March 2021 |
4 | Payment of 1st Year Course Fee | 6th & 8th March 2021 |
5 | Physical joining at allotted hospital | 6th to 12th March 2021 |
Further round of Counseling shall depend on the number of vacant seats after the 2nd round of Counseling. The decision to conduct any further round is purely discretionary and the decision of the NBE in this regard shall be final and binding. | ||
Unfair means:
1.Impersonation in counseling
If it is found during the counseling that candidates registering for the Counseling process have indulged in any kind of impersonation or unfair means, his/her candidature for counseling/admission to FNB course will be cancelled. The matter shall be dealt as per Unfair Means guidelines of NBE. Such candidates will be debarred from taking NBE examinations in future.
2.Submission of false / fabricated documents
If it is found at any stage that documents uploaded/produced for determination of eligibility for FNB - 2020 Counseling is false/fabricated/forged and/or do not belong to the candidate, his/her candidature for counseling/admission to FNB course will be cancelled and further penal action may be taken. The matter shall be dealt as per Unfair Means guidelines of NBE.
3.Canvassing for allotment of seats
Canvassing directly or indirectly for the allotment of seats or adjustments thereafter would disqualify the candidate from participation in counseling. The allotment of seats shall strictly be done on the basis of merit list through centralized counseling. Candidates are advised not to canvass or approach or solicit any kind of intervention in this regard.
Joining of FNB course
1. Candidate allotted with a seat have to download their allotment letter from NBE website after freezing the seat and payment of fee.
2. Each candidate shall be given a prescribed time from the date of issuance of the allotment letter to report and join the allotted NBE accredited Medical College / Institution / Hospital.
3. Joining of the candidate is subject to verification of original documents and fulfillment of eligibility for admission to FNB as per NBE criteria indicated in the FET-2020 Information Bulletin and Handbook for FNB 2020.
4. Candidate has to begin his/her FNB training within the prescribed time. Accredited Institute is required to upload the JOINING REPORT of the candidate to NBE online portal counseling.nbe.edu.in in the prescribed format i.e. Annexure – 'A' (FNB - 2020) on joining of the candidate.
5. JOINING REPORT [Annexure – 'A']in ORIGINAL has also to be furnished by the accredited hospital through speed post along with acknowledgement of online application for registration within One month of joining of the candidate.
6. The allotment made shall be firm and final. Change of Institute/college from one place to another is not permitted under any circumstances. Requests for the same shall not be entertained by the NBE after the allotment process is completed.
7. FET-2020 merit is valid for admission to FNB - 2020 admission session only. The result shall not be carried forward to next session under any circumstances.
8. Joining of a candidate to an NBE accredited institute through Centralized Merit Based Counseling is subject to medical fitness of the candidate as assessed/ examined by the accredited hospital/institution.
9. The medical examination of the candidate shall be done by the Medical Board of the concerned NBE accredited institute. Candidate found fit in the medical examination shall only be allowed to join FNB course.
10. NBE reserves its rights to take a final decision in the matter of a candidate being found unfit in medical examination and may undertake medical examination of candidate at its sole discretion.
Fee guidelines for FNB training
1. Fee Structure for FNB Training is as follows:
Heads | Charges * (in INR) per year |
§ Tuition Fees | 75,000/- |
§ Library Fees | 15,000/- |
§ Annual Appraisal Fees | 15,000/- |
§ Accommodation Charges | 20,000/- |
Total – [ "A" ] | 1,25,000/- |
Add : 18% GST on "A" - [ "B" ] | 22,500/- |
Total Course Fee [ A + B ] | 1,47,500/- |
2. The fees shall be collected annually by NBE and has to be paid by the trainee at the start of each academic year.
3. In any circumstances the Course Fee shall be non-refundable to the candidates, if he/she leaves DNB/FNB training after joining the programme.
4. The course fee shall be paid by the candidate only through electronic transfer to NBE only and under no circumstances by cash. Kindly refer NBE notice dt. 15.01.2021 with regards to Course Fee which is available at NBE website (natboard.edu.in).
The notice is also available at Page No. 18 & 19
5.The accredited hospital cannot charge any other fees like capitation fees, security deposit, security bond, and caution bond in the form of cash, fixed deposit, bank guarantee, and agreement by any instrument whatsoever.
6. State Govt. owned District Hospitals applying under District DNB Programme can implement a service bond with prior approval of National Board of Examinations.
Stipend guidelines
1. Paying stipend to NBE trainees is compulsory.
2. According to the NBE stipend policy, the hospital shall have to pay the NBE trainees a basic stipend as follows or basic stipend according to state government policy (whichever is higher):
Post MBBS DNB (Broad Specialty) Programme:
Year of DNB Training | Stipend (in INR) per month |
· First Year | 35,000/- |
· Second Year | 37,000/- |
· Third Year | 39,000/- |
Post Diploma DNB (Broad Specialty) Programme:
Year of DNB Training | Stipend (in INR) per month |
· First Year | 35,000/- |
· Second Year | 37,000/- |
DNB (Super Specialty) Programme:
Year of DNB Training | Stipend (in INR) per month |
· First Year | 41,000/- |
· Second Year | 43,000/- |
· Third Year | 45,000/- |
DNB Super Specialty Direct 6 Year Courses (Post MBBS Trainees):
Year of DNB Training | Stipend (in INR) per month |
· First Year | 35,000/- |
· Second Year | 37,000/- |
· Third Year | 39,000/- |
· Fourth Year | 41,000/- |
· Fifth Year | 43,000/- |
· Sixth Year | 45,000/- |
FNB Programme:
Year of FNB Training | Stipend (in INR) per month |
· First Year | 41,000/- |
· Second Year | 43,000/- |
- The phrase "basic stipend according to state government policy" in para 2 should be interpreted for different states as detailed under:
Categories of States | The phrase "basic stipend according to state government policy" in NBE stipend guidelines should be interpreted as under: | |
For DNB Broad Specialty trainees | For DNB Super Specialty & FNB trainees | |
States where the stipend to MD/MS and DM/MCh trainees of State Govt. Medical Colleges is paid as a consolidated sum (without any break-up of basic pay and allowances) | The consolidated sum paid to MD/MS trainees of State Govt. Medical Colleges | The consolidated sum paid to DM/MCh trainees of State Govt. Medical Colleges |
States where the stipend paid to MD/MS and DM/ MCh trainees of State Govt. Medical Colleges is structured as a "Basic pay plus various allowances" and paid as per recommendations of 7th CPC | Pay level 10 of 7th CPC {Cell 1, 2 and 3 of pay level 10 in pay matrix of 7th CPC correspond to First, Second and Third year of training respectively} | Pay level 11 of 7th CPC {Cell 1, 2 and 3 of pay level 11 in pay matrix of 7th CPC correspond to First, Second and Third year of training respectively} |
4. NBE accredited hospitals are at liberty to pay NBE trainees a monthly stipend more than the minimum stipend prescribed by NBE.
5.The said stipend guidelines further require that parity to the basic stipend paid by respective State government should be maintained and rates of stipend may accordingly be periodically revised.
6. All NBE accredited hospitals/institutes are hereby advised to comply with the NBE guidelines for payment of stipend. Failure to do so shall invite appropriate action as deemed fit by NBE including but not limited to withdrawal of accreditation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q. How can I know the counseling schedule and Seat Matrix Details?
A. The schedule and Seat Matrix for FNB Centralized counseling is available on NBE's Counseling Website: counseling.nbe.edu.in
Q. Is the registration/participation fee/GST/payment gateway charges refundable in all the cases?
A. NO
Q. How many options a candidate can select during the registration and choice filling process.
A. The registered candidates are allowed to select and arrange the choices of seats in the order of their preference. The candidate can select any number of choices of seats available for counseling. However, candidates are cautioned not to fill the choices in which they are not interested to join, if they do so and allotted with such seat and not pays the course fee or not joins the allotted seat, they will not be eligible for further round of counseling including Final Round(Mop-up) counseling(if conducted).
Q. Difficulty in login, what may be the problem(s)?
A. Please read HANDBOOK of the respective counseling. Follow the instructions about use of browser (Mozilla Fire Fox, Internet Explorer - (Latest Version), Google Chrome), use of same spellings, same format of date (Use digits for day, month and year with - in between) as in application form submitted to National Board Examinations (NBE), New Delhi. The internet connection should be uninterrupted. If internet connection interruption takes place, the IP address which is being monitored will change and session expired message will be displayed. Please try to login from another computer from which other candidate(s) has logged in successfully, if possible.
Q. If there is discrepancy in spelling of name in documents and application form, what do I do?
A. Your name appearing during the counseling registration process is the same which you have entered during the registration of FET-2020 exam. If there is discrepancy in spelling in documents candidate must carry proof that the documents belong to same person, in form of an affidavit / undertaking.
Q. Is it necessary to produce the original documents at the time of Joining in the allotted institute?
A. Candidate have to produce all the prescribed documents 'IN ORIGINAL' at the time of Certificate Verification during Joining in the allotted institute and also at the time of FACE ID verification(if conducted). In addition, candidates are required to upload the scanned copies of the documents during the registration process of counseling.
Q. Can I Get my original certificates verified through an authorized representative?
A. Authorized representative on behalf of candidate for certificate verification shall be permitted only in exceptional circumstances at sole discretion of NBE. The authorized representative has to produce an affidavit in the prescribed format (Annexure – C1 & C2) during the certificate verification. Candidate who have failed to verify their FACE ID(if conducted) will not be registered for FNB training.
Q. Is it necessary to bring Identification proof?
A. Yes, Candidates are required to produce one of the following Govt. issued ID card in original at the time of Certificate and FACE ID Verification(if conducted) at allotted institute during joining/designated centres of NBE:
• PAN card
• Indian Passport
• Voter ID card
• Driving License
• Aadhaar Card (with photograph)
No other ID proof will be accepted. The scanned copy of the same should be uploaded on the website during the registration process.
Q. What if I am employed and wish to attend the counseling?
A. You can attend the counseling with NOC(issued from your employer) and opt for a seat also, however, if a candidate is employed, he/she has to furnish a 'Relieving letter' issued by competent authority/Employer at the time of joining in the allotted institute.
Q. What if I am under Bond and wish to attend the counseling?
A. You can attend the counseling and opt for a seat also, however, if a candidate is under bond, he/she has to furnish a 'Bond Free Certificate/NOC' issued by competent authority/University at the time of joining in the allotted institute.
Q. Can I participate in counseling of future sessions based on FET-2020 result?
A. No, the FET-2020 result and merit are valid for the current session (2020 admission session) only.
Q. How can I resign from the FNB seat opted, if at all I wish to?
A. You need to forward your resignation through the training institute/hospital to NBE.
Q. What if I resign from the seat opted in the counseling. Will I be eligible for future FNB?
A. Candidates already pursuing FNB course are not eligible for admission to FNB Courses till such time they have completed the entire duration of the prescribed course.
Q. Is registration for the FNB Course mandatory?
A. Yes, all candidates who have joined FNB training are required to get registered with NBE for FNB course. A registration number is issued on receipt of application form for registration and fulfillment of eligibility criteria for registration.
i. A registration fee of Rs. 3,000/-+ 18% GST + payment gateway charges(for 2 year course) for FNB is to be deposited through online payment gateway only during the filling up Online Registration Form for registration with NBE. Fee deposited through challan/Pay-in-slip is not acceptable.
ii. Contact details of candidate as mentioned in registration form shall be treated as final for further correspondence with the candidate.
iii. Registration letters can be downloaded from NBE website once the candidate has been registered with NBE.
To view the official notice, click on the following link:
https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/nberesult-149635.pdf
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