DNB PDCET Pattern

Candidates can check the table given below for DNB PDCET pattern:Details FeaturesFrequency of the examinationOnce a yearMode of the examinationOnlineMedium of the examinationEnglishDuration of the examination120 minutesDNB PDCET syllabusMBBS exit levelType of questionsMCQTotal number of questions120Total Marks480Negative markingYes

No. DNB PDCET exam will be held in computer-based mode. The exam date has laready been announced by NBE, the exam conductng body, i.e February 23. A total of 120 multiple choice questions will be asked in the exam and candidates will get 2 hours to answer them. English will be the only medium in which the exam will be held.

Yes, you will get the marks for such answers. Answers that have been marked for review will be considered as 'attempted' and will be marked accordingly. In the review process, a panel of subject matter experts anlyse the answers. If questions under review are found to be correct as noted by candidates, in that case full marks are provided to candidate.

NBE, the exam conducting body has released allowed time to attempt DNB PDCET 2025 question paper. Candidates will be provided 2 hours to answer entire question paper comprising 120 multiple choice questions. The whole paper will be divided into three sections, A, B, and C with 40 questions each. For each section, only 40 minutes will be allotted. Candidates can advised to answer only those questions where they are confident of right response. Otherwise negative answer may reduce your overall score and ranking.

The total of questions asked in DNB PDCET 2025 will be released along with the official brochure. As per the existing pattern, the questions paper will have 120 multiple choice questions and candidates will get 120 minutes to answer them. The exam pattern comprises crucial details related to exam including mode, medium, and marking scheme. NBE will conduct DNB PDCET 2025 exam in computer-based mode in English language only.

Yes. According to DNB PDCET 2025 exam pattern, there is a provision of negative marking. As per the marking scheme, candidates get 4 marks for every correct answer, while 1 mark is deducted for every wrong answer. Therefore, candidates are advised to answer only those questions where they feel confidence of right answer otherwise negative marking may put a toll on overall score. The exam is held in computer-based mode where a total of 120 multiple choice questions are asked. Candidates get 2 hours to answer the question paper.