Stipend for DNB diploma and bond details

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The DNB Diploma stipend varies by year:

• Post MBBS DNB:

  • 1st Year: Rs. 35,000/month
  • 2nd Year: Rs. 37,000/month
  • 3rd Year: Rs. 39,000/month
    
    

• Post Diploma DNB:

  • 1st Year: Rs. 37,000/month
  • 2nd Year: Rs. 39,000/month
    
    

• DrNB (Super Specialty):

  • 1st Year: Rs. 41,000/month
  • 2nd Year: Rs. 43,000/month
  • 3rd Year: Rs. 45,000/month

Bond policies vary by state. Some govt. colleges require service bonds (e.g., Tamil Nadu: Rs. 40 lakh bond with 2-5 years service). Check specific institute/state rules before applying.

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The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has established stipend guidelines for DNB (Diplomate of National Board) trainees, which are applicable across accredited institutions in India. As of the latest update in September 2024, the prescribed minimum monthly stipends are as follows:

Post MBBS DNB (Broad Specialty) Courses:

First Year: 35,000

Second Year: 37,000

Third Year: 39,000

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Post Diploma DNB (Broad Specialty) Courses:

First Year: 37,000

Second Year: 39,000

It's important to note that these are minimum stipends. NBEMS-accredited hospitals have the discretion to offer higher stipends and are encouraged to provide accommodation to their trainees without deducting from the stipend. Additionally, the stipend structure may vary based on state government policies, especially in state-run institutions. In such cases, if the state's stipend for equivalent MD/MS trainees is higher, the same should be extended to DNB trainees to maintain parity.

Regarding service bonds, the requirements differ across states and institutions. For instance, in Tamil Nadu, service candidates pursuing DNB courses are mandated to serve the state government until superannuation upon course completion. They are required to execute a bond amounting to 40 lakh for DNB Broad Specialty courses. Non-compliance with the bond terms can lead to significant financial penalties and legal actions under the Revenue Recovery Act.

Given that bond policies can vary significantly by state and institution, it's crucial for prospective DNB candidates to thoroughly review the specific bond conditions of the state or institution where they intend to train. This ensures clarity on service obligations and potential penalties associated with non-compliance.

Check these for more info:

Medical  (http://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/tn-dnb-bond-252895.pdf) Dialogues

Times of India (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/nbems-updates-stipend-guidelines-for-medical-institutions-5-percent-increase-for-dnb-post-diploma-candidates-check-official-notice/articleshow/113209885.cms)