DNB PDCET 2020 candidates can submit Deficient Documents by today
New Delhi: Through a recent notification, the National Board of Examination (NBE) has informed the DNB PDCET 2020 candidates about the last date for submitting the required deficient documents along with clarifications with the exam authority.
The last date for submitting the relevant documents and clarifications with NBE is 10th January i.e. today. The examination authority has also published the list of candidates who failed to submit the required documents as of now and can still present them by today.
Click here for the list of candidates who have not submitted deficient documents
The NBE recalled that candidates who have failed to submit one or more of the documents as prescribed in the Information Bulletin for DNB PDCET 2020 admission session were allowed provisionally to appear in the examination. They were asked to provide the deficient documents/requisite clarifications latest by 10th January 2020 vide NBE notice dated 19-12-2019.
These candidates were apprised of the deficient documents in their applications through emails sent at their registered email ID.
Result of these candidates for DNB PDCET 2020 admission session shall be withheld if they fail to submit required deficient documents and provide required clarifications by 10th January 2020.
The deficient document can only be submitted through an Online Deficient Document Submission Portal for PDCET by entering the Application Sequence Number for 2020 admission session and Date of Birth of applicant. The weblink to access the portal is as under:
https://exam.natboard.edu.in/dnb_pdcet/dnb_pdcet.php
The original documents should be scanned with a scanner in .pdf format for submission. Hard copies of deficient documents are not required to be submitted. Incomplete/ illegible/ unclear documents shall not be processed. Documents sent through email at any email ID shall not be processed.
For all details about DNB PD CET 2020, check out the page of National Board of Examinations at Medical Dialogues.
The last date for submitting the relevant documents and clarifications with NBE is 10th January i.e. today. The examination authority has also published the list of candidates who failed to submit the required documents as of now and can still present them by today.
Click here for the list of candidates who have not submitted deficient documents
The NBE recalled that candidates who have failed to submit one or more of the documents as prescribed in the Information Bulletin for DNB PDCET 2020 admission session were allowed provisionally to appear in the examination. They were asked to provide the deficient documents/requisite clarifications latest by 10th January 2020 vide NBE notice dated 19-12-2019.
These candidates were apprised of the deficient documents in their applications through emails sent at their registered email ID.
Result of these candidates for DNB PDCET 2020 admission session shall be withheld if they fail to submit required deficient documents and provide required clarifications by 10th January 2020.
The deficient document can only be submitted through an Online Deficient Document Submission Portal for PDCET by entering the Application Sequence Number for 2020 admission session and Date of Birth of applicant. The weblink to access the portal is as under:
https://exam.natboard.edu.in/dnb_pdcet/dnb_pdcet.php
The original documents should be scanned with a scanner in .pdf format for submission. Hard copies of deficient documents are not required to be submitted. Incomplete/ illegible/ unclear documents shall not be processed. Documents sent through email at any email ID shall not be processed.
For all details about DNB PD CET 2020, check out the page of National Board of Examinations at Medical Dialogues.
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