Content Curator | Updated on - Mar 30, 2026

DNB (Urology), also known as DNB in Genito-Urinary Surgery, is a 3-year postgraduate surgical training programme accredited by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). At BSAMCH, a Government of NCT of Delhi institution, the programme offers hands-on clinical training in a 540-bedded hospital setting, covering the full spectrum of urological conditions including kidney stones, urological cancers, reconstructive urology, and minimally invasive procedures. The course is offered in full-time, on-campus mode. Admission is based on NEET PG scores, with seats allocated through the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) under the All India Quota (AIQ). Being a government hospital-based DNB programme, it is highly sought after for its affordable fees, structured training environment, and strong clinical exposure in a busy public hospital.

Admissions for the 2026-27 session (NEET PG 2026 cycle) have been completed through MCC counselling rounds conducted between October 2026 and February 2027. For the upcoming 2027-28 session, admissions will be based on NEET PG 2027, which is tentatively scheduled for August 30, 2027. Registration for NEET PG 2027 is expected to open in the first quarter of 2027, with MCC counselling likely to commence from September-October 2027 onwards.

Key Points

NBEMS-accredited DNB (Urology) programme at a Government of NCT of Delhi hospital, ensuring quality training standards.
Trainees receive a mandatory monthly stipend as per NBEMS guidelines: Rs. 43,000 (Year 1), Rs. 45,000 (Year 2), and Rs. 47,000 (Year 3) effective June 2026.
The programme provides exposure to a high-volume public hospital with diverse urological case mix including emergency and elective urology.
DNB (Urology) is equivalent to MS/MD in terms of recognition for teaching and practice purposes as per NMC/NBEMS norms.
Trainees may be required to undertake rotational postings at other NBEMS-accredited centres for sub-specialty exposure not available in-house.

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BSAMCH DNB (Urology) Fees

The DNB (Urology) programme at BSAMCH involves an annual course fee payable to NBEMS, which covers tuition, library access, and annual appraisal. The total course fee for the 3-year programme amounts to Rs. 3,75,000, payable at Rs. 1,25,000 per year. Additionally, if hospital accommodation is provided, an accommodation charge of Rs. 20,000 per year is included within the annual fee. Hostel availability is subject to allotment and is not mandatory.

Fee Structure

Fee Component	Per Year (Rs.)	Total for 3 Years (Rs.)
Tuition Fees (NBEMS)	75,000	2,25,000
Library Fees (NBEMS)	15,000	45,000
Annual Appraisal Fees (NBEMS)	15,000	45,000
Accommodation Charges (if provided)	20,000	60,000
Total Fees (without accommodation)	1,05,000	3,15,000
Total Fees (with accommodation)	1,25,000	3,75,000

The annual course fee of Rs. 1,25,000 (inclusive of accommodation charges) is as per NBEMS guidelines and is paid directly to NBEMS, not to the hospital.
If hospital accommodation is not provided, the accommodation charge component (Rs. 20,000/year) is not applicable, making the annual fee Rs. 1,05,000.
Hostel fees at BSAMCH are approximately Rs. 12,000-14,000 per year (optional, subject to availability).
Hostel security deposit (refundable): Rs. 10,000 (one-time).
No additional caution money or security bond can be charged by the hospital as per NBEMS guidelines.
Trainees receive a monthly stipend of Rs. 43,000 (Year 1), Rs. 45,000 (Year 2), and Rs. 47,000 (Year 3) as per revised NBEMS stipend guidelines effective June 1, 2026.

BSAMCH DNB (Urology) Admission 2026

Admission to DNB (Urology) at BSAMCH is based on NEET PG scores and is conducted through the MCC AIQ counselling process. The 2026-27 session admissions have been completed. For the 2027-28 session, candidates must qualify NEET PG 2027 and participate in MCC counselling. The process involves online registration, choice filling, seat allotment, and reporting to the allotted institute. Typically, 4 rounds of counselling are conducted: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, and a Stray Vacancy Round.

BSAMCH DNB (Urology) Admission Events

Event	Tentative Date/Period
NEET PG 2027 Exam	August 30, 2027
NEET PG 2027 Result Declaration	September 2027 (tentative)
MCC NEET PG 2027 Counselling Registration (Round 1)	September - October 2027 (tentative)
Round 1 Choice Filling and Locking	October 2027 (tentative)
Round 1 Seat Allotment Result	October - November 2027 (tentative)
Round 1 Reporting to Institute	November 2027 (tentative)
Round 2 Registration and Choice Filling	November - December 2027 (tentative)
Round 3 / Stray Vacancy Round	January 2028 (tentative)
Batch Commencement	February 2028 (tentative)

NEET PG 2027 Key Exam Dates

Event	Date
NBEMS Official Announcement	January 22, 2027 (confirmed)
NEET PG 2027 Exam Date	August 30, 2027 (confirmed)
Internship Completion Cut-off Date	September 30, 2027 (confirmed)
Application Form Release	Expected: April - May 2027 (tentative)
Admit Card Release	Expected: 2-3 weeks before exam (tentative)

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must hold a recognised MBBS degree from an institution approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
Candidates must have completed a compulsory rotating internship on or before September 30, 2027 (for NEET PG 2027).
Candidates must have a valid NEET PG 2027 score and must be registered with the respective State Medical Council or MCI/NMC.

Admission Process:

Qualify NEET PG 2027 conducted by NBEMS.
Register on the MCC portal (mcc.nic.in) for AIQ PG counselling.
Pay the counselling registration fee and fill in college/course preferences.
Participate in seat allotment rounds based on NEET PG merit and category.
Report to BSAMCH with original documents within the stipulated reporting period.
Complete document verification and pay the NBEMS annual course fee to confirm admission.

BSAMCH DNB (Urology) Scholarships 2026

DNB trainees at BSAMCH benefit primarily from the mandatory NBEMS stipend, which significantly offsets the cost of training. Additionally, students belonging to reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and Minority) may avail of scholarships offered by the Government of NCT of Delhi and the Central Government. These scholarships are not provided directly by the college but are facilitated through government portals. The Delhi government's merit-cum-income scholarship and post-matric scholarship schemes are the most relevant for eligible students.

Scholarship Details

Scholarship	Offered By	Eligibility	Coverage
Post-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST Students	Government of NCT of Delhi / Central Govt.	SC/ST students, Delhi domicile	Up to 100% of fees for eligible students
Post-Matric Scholarship for OBC Students	Government of NCT of Delhi	OBC students, Delhi domicile	Partial fee coverage
Merit-cum-Income Scholarship	Delhi Government	Financially backward students with ration card and 60%+ in exams	Up to 80% fee coverage
EWS Scholarship	Central Government / State	EWS category students	Partial coverage
National Scholarship Portal Schemes	Central Government	SC/ST/OBC/Minority/EWS	Varies by scheme

Applications for Delhi government scholarships are submitted through the E-District Delhi Portal (edistrict.delhigovt.nic.in). Applications for the 2026-27 academic year were open from October 31, 2026.
The college does not offer direct institutional scholarships for DNB programmes; students are guided to apply through government portals.
NBEMS stipend (Rs. 43,000-47,000/month) is mandatory and is separate from scholarships.
Scholarship amounts and deadlines may vary each year; students should check the official portals for updated information.

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BSAMCH DNB (Urology) FAQs

Ques. Is DNB (Urology) from BSAMCH equivalent to MS (Urology) from a medical college?

Ans. Yes, DNB (Urology) is recognised as equivalent to MS/MD by the National Medical Commission (NMC) for the purpose of teaching posts, clinical practice, and further super-specialty admissions (NEET SS). Many DNB holders from government hospitals like BSAMCH go on to pursue DrNB (super-specialty) or take up senior residency and consultant positions in top hospitals.

Ques. How many seats are available for DNB (Urology) at BSAMCH?

Ans. BSAMCH typically has 1-2 NBEMS-accredited seats for DNB (Urology) per admission cycle. The exact number of seats available in any given year depends on NBEMS accreditation renewal and the counselling seat matrix released by MCC. Candidates should verify the current seat matrix on the MCC portal before applying.

Ques. What is the stipend for DNB (Urology) trainees at BSAMCH?

Ans. As per revised NBEMS stipend guidelines effective June 1, 2026, the minimum monthly stipend for Post MBBS DNB (Broad Specialty) trainees is Rs. 43,000 in Year 1, Rs. 45,000 in Year 2, and Rs. 47,000 in Year 3. Being a government hospital, BSAMCH is required to pay at least the NBEMS-prescribed stipend or the Delhi government rate, whichever is higher.

Ques. What is the NEET PG cutoff rank for DNB (Urology) at BSAMCH?

Ans. DNB (Urology) at BSAMCH is one of the more competitive DNB specialties. Based on NEET PG 2026 counselling data, the cutoff rank for General category under AIQ was approximately 979. Urology is a surgical super-specialty-adjacent branch, making it highly competitive. Candidates with a strong NEET PG rank have a better chance of securing this seat.

Ques. Can I pursue DrNB (super-specialty) after completing DNB (Urology) from BSAMCH?

Ans. Yes. After completing DNB (Urology), candidates are eligible to appear for NEET SS (conducted by NBEMS) to pursue DrNB in super-specialties such as Minimal Access Urology, Paediatric Urology, or Uro-Oncology. DNB (Urology) holders are also eligible for senior residency and consultant positions in government and private hospitals across India.

Ques. What is the career scope and salary for a urologist after DNB (Urology)?

Ans. Urology is one of the most in-demand surgical specialties in India, with a significant shortage of trained urologists, especially in tier-2 and tier-3 cities. After completing DNB (Urology), a trainee can work as a consultant urologist in government or private hospitals, or set up an independent practice. Average starting salaries for urologists in India range from Rs. 24-30 lakhs per annum, with experienced consultants in corporate hospitals earning Rs. 50 lakhs or more annually. Government hospital positions offer job security with pay scales as per the 7th Pay Commission.