PDCET Exam

What is the PDCET Exam? Exam Date and Why It Matters for OBG Residents 

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For diploma holders in Obstetrics and Gynecology, PDCET is not just another entrance exam. It is the exam that decides your next step in training, the institute where you will learn, and the kind of clinical and surgical exposure you will receive. 

After completing a post-diploma in OBG, most residents aim to move into DNB Obstetrics and Gynecology for higher specialty training. PDCET is the pathway that takes you there. A good rank gives you access to better hospitals, stronger mentorship, and wider clinical experience. 

With the PDCET 2026 scheduled for 12 April 2026, this is the ideal time to start focused preparation with proper guidance. 

What is the PDCET Exam? 

PDCET stands for Post Diploma Centralized Entrance Test. It is conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) for doctors who have completed their Post Diploma and wish to pursue Post Diploma DNB courses. 

For OBG residents, this exam allows entry into DNB Obstetrics and Gynecology (Post Diploma) programmes in government and private hospitals across India. 

In simple words, 
PDCET is the exam that takes you from diploma training to advanced specialty-level OBG practice. 

PDCET 2026 Exam Date 
  • Date: Sunday, 12 April 2026 
  • Mode: Computer-based examination 
  • Centres: Conducted across multiple cities in India 
Why is PDCET Important for OBG Residents? 

PDCET is a career-defining exam. It determines: 

  • Where you will receive your higher training 
  • The quality of clinical and surgical exposure you will get 
  • The mentors who will guide your learning 
  • Your confidence as an independent obstetrician and gynecologist 

A strong rank gives you better choices and better training centres. 

Conclusion: 

PDCET is not just an entrance exam. It is the foundation of your future as an obstetrician and gynecologist. 

With the exam scheduled for 12 April 2026, this is the time to prepare with discipline, clarity, and the right mentorship. 

If your goal is to become a confident clinician, a skilled surgeon, and a dependable OBG specialist, your preparation must begin now. 

And with the guidance of Conceptual OBG, you can walk into the PDCET exam with confidence and clarity. 

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