DNB Nov 2012 Results Declared


National Board of Examinations
….
Dated:  30th April 2013
Notice
DNB CET November 2012 – Result cum Merit List declared

Attention: Applicant candidates for DNB CET November 2012 

1.    Result cum Merit list of applicant candidates for DNB Centralized Entrance Test conducted by NBE during 16th to 21stNovember 2012 has been declared.

2.    Candidates can access the same at NBE website www.natboard.edu.in, DNB CET website www.cet.natboard.edu.inand also at NBE Notice Board at Ansari Nagar, New Delhi.
Click here for DNB CET (Nov 2012) Result

3.    The schedule of DNB CET Centralized Merit Based counseling for admission to DNB courses for January 2013 Admission Session has been notified.

Click here for the Schedule of  DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling 
January 2013 admission session

4.    Candidate may note that participation in the Counseling is subject to the candidates being eligible in all respects and verification of their original documents at the time of the Counseling.

5.    Candidates are advised to go through the guidelines for DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling.

Click here for the Handbook of DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling
January 2013 admission session

6.    Participation in the Counseling shall be strictly as per the eligibility criteria and guidelines mentioned in the Information Bulletin for DNB CET (November 2012) and Handbook for DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling - January 2013 admission session.


7.    The Indicative seat matrix has already been updated on NBE website. Final Seat matrix shall be notified prior to commencement of the counseling.

8.    Candidates can download their rank letters for participation in the Counseling in due course from NBE websitewww.natboard.edu.in Candidates are advised to visit NBE website from time to time.

9.    For any further clarification/assistance related to DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling – January 2013 admission session, please write to NBE at e-mail ID counseling@natboard.edu.in 

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