NBEMS Group A, B & C Various Post Admit Card 2026

Nbems Group A, B &Amp; C Various Post Admit Card 2026

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has released the NBEMS Group A, B & C Various Post Admit Card 2026 for candidates appearing in the recruitment examination. The Admit Card is an important document that contains essential details such as the Candidate’s Name, Roll Number, Exam Date, Exam Time, and Exam Centre. Candidates who have successfully applied for the recruitment can download their Admit Card through the official website using their login credentials.

Candidates must carefully check all the details mentioned on the Admit Card and carry a printed copy along with a valid Photo ID proof to the examination centre. In this article, candidates can check complete information about the NBEMS Group A, B & C Various Post Admit Card 2026, including the Download Process and important exam-day instructions.

NBEMS Group A, B & C Various Post Admit Card 2026
Examination DetailsImportant Dates
  • Commission : National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS)
  • Post : Deputy Director (Medical), Junior Programmer, Junior Accountant, Stenographer, Junior Assistant
  • Total Vacancy : 53
  • Advt No: A-12011/3/2025-Estb.
  • Online Apply Start Date : 07 July 2026
  • Online Apply Last Date : 31 July 2026
  • Last Date For Fee Payment : 31 July 2026
  • Exam Date : 15 – 16 September 2026
  • Exam City Details : 18 August 2026
  • Admit Card : 11 September 2026 
Application FeeAge Details
  • For General, OBC, EWS : ₹ 1500/- (+18% GST Extra)
  • For SC / ST / PH / Female : ₹ 00/-
  • Minimum Age : 18 Years 
  • Maximum Age : 27 Years 
Eligibility Age Relaxation 
12th Pass and Graduation According to the Posts. 
  • SC/ST: 5 Years Age Relaxation
  • OBC: 3 Years Age Relaxation
  • PwBD (UR): 10 Years Age Relaxation
  • PwBD (OBC): 13 Years Age Relaxation
  • PwBD (SC/ST): 15 Years Age Relaxation
Salary Selection Process
  • Deputy Director (Medical): Level-11
  • Junior Programmer: Level-7
  • Junior Accountant: Level-4
  • Stenographer: Level-4
  • Junior Assistant: Level-2
  • Computer-Based Test (CBT)
  • Skill Test/Computer Test
Mode/StatusExam Pattern
  • Admit Card:  Released
  • Job Location : All Over India
  • Application Mode : Online 
  • Exam Level : National Level
  • The paper will comprise 200 objective-type (MCQ) questions.
  • Each question carries one mark, making the total 200 marks.
  • Candidates will be allotted 3 hours (180 minutes) to complete the examination.
  • 0.25 marks will be deducted for every incorrect answer.

NBEMS Group A, B & C Various Post Admit Card 2026 : Download Process

  • Visit the official website of NBEMS.
  • Go to the Recruitment / Notice Board section.
  • Find the NBEMS Group A, B & C Various Post Admit Card 2026 link.
  • Click on the Admit Card Download Link.
  • Enter your Registration Number/User ID and Password/Date of Birth, as required.
  • Enter the Captcha Code and click on the Login/Submit button.
  • Your NBEMS Group A, B & C Admit Card 2026 will appear on the screen.
  • Check the details mentioned on the Admit Card, including Candidate Name, Roll Number, Exam Date, Exam Time, and Exam Centre.
  • Download and save the Admit Card for future reference.
  • Take a clear printout of the Admit Card and carry it to the examination centre.

Some Important Links

Download Admit Card
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Check Revised Exam Date Notice
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Download Exam City Details
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Apply Online
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Check Form Revised Date Notice
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Check Official Notification
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NBEMS Official Website
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