Archive · 19 Sep 2026
NBEMS Cancels DNB Seats Over Missing Mandatory NOC Documents
Some students received DNB admissions but later lost their seats.
NBEMS said the students needed to submit an NOC during registration.
An NOC is a required document in this process.
The agency said candidates were clearly told about this rule.
Candidates also signed an undertaking saying they had read the eligibility conditions.
They agreed that incorrect information could lead to cancellation.
NBEMS said the seats were cancelled because the required conditions were not met.
The report does not give the number of affected candidates or the date of the cancellations.
NBEMS said some DNB candidates’ seats were cancelled after admission.
The agency stated that an NOC was mandatory at registration.
Candidates had been informed of the NOC requirement, NBEMS said.
Applicants submitted undertakings confirming they had reviewed eligibility conditions.
The undertaking allowed cancellation if any declaration was later found false or incorrect.
- Who
- NBEMS, also referred to as NBE, and candidates seeking DNB admission.
- What
- DNB seats were cancelled after admission because of an issue involving the mandatory NOC requirement and candidate declarations.
- When
- The date of the cancellations and the official post is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated; NBEMS referred to the matter in an official post on X.
- Why
- NBEMS said the NOC had to be submitted at registration and that candidates’ undertakings allowed cancellation if their declarations were later found false or incorrect.
- Authority
- NBEMS, referred to as NBE in its official X post
- Admission
- DNB admission
- Required document
- NOC
- Submission stage
- At the time of registration
- Candidate undertaking
- Candidates confirmed they had reviewed the eligibility conditions
- Cancellation condition
- A candidature could be cancelled if a declaration was later found false or incorrect
- Announcement platform
- Official post on X