We are thrilled to announce that fully solved answers to all 4 papers of the DNB Pediatrics December 2025 examination are now available on the Pediatrics PYQ.

What’s Included in This Update?

We haven’t just provided the answers; we have meticulously crafted detailed, easy-to-understand solutions for every single question across:

• Paper 1 (Basic Sciences as applied to Pediatrics)
• Paper 2 (Neonatology and Community Pediatrics)
• Paper 3 (General Pediatrics and Systemic Pediatrics)
• Paper 4 (Recent Advances and Allied Specialties)

How to Access the Dec 2025 Papers

These newly added, premium solutions are exclusively available in the GOLD Section of our app.

If you are already a GOLD member, simply open your app, navigate to the GOLD question bank, and start studying immediately!

If you haven’t upgraded yet, now is the perfect time to unlock the complete question bank and give your preparation the ultimate boost. You can view our membership plans here: pediatrics.medforum.in/pyq/memberships.

Study Anywhere, on Any Device

Whether you are on ward rounds or sitting at your study desk, Pediatrics PYQ is designed to be right there with you. Choose the platform that fits your workflow:

• Android Users: For the best mobile experience, download or update the app directly from the Google Play Store:Download Pediatrics PYQ on Android
• iOS & Laptop Users: Prefer studying on a larger screen, a MacBook, or an iPhone? Access our fully optimized Web App directly from your browser—no downloads required:Visit the Pediatrics PYQ Web App

Our goal remains the same: to make your DNB and DCH preparation as smooth, organized, and effective as possible. Dive into the new papers today and stay one step ahead in your exam prep.

Happy Studying!

The Pediatrics PYQ Team

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NBEMS Diploma Final Examination June 2026: Key Dates, Eligibility, and Application Guide

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has released the information bulletin for the upcoming NBEMS Diploma Final Examination - June 2026. This exit examination is a critical milestone for trainees to obtain their diploma qualification in various medical specialties.

Below is a comprehensive summary of everything you need to know to prepare for this session.

1. Important Dates to Remember

Mark your calendars with these essential timelines to ensure you don't miss the application window or examination days:

Note: All theory papers are scheduled from 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The schedule for practical examinations will be shared via admit cards on the Online Exit Exam Portal (OEEP).

2. Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the June 2026 session, candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Training Completion: Candidates must be registered NBEMS Diploma trainees who are completing their prescribed training by September 30, 2026.
• Formative Assessment: Trainees must have participated in at least one Formative Assessment Test (FAT) conducted by their hospital during their training period.
• Medical Registration: Candidates must ensure their MBBS qualification is recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC).

3. Featured Specialties

The examination will be conducted across several key medical specialties, including:

• Anaesthesiology
• Family Medicine
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology
• Ophthalmology
• Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
• Paediatrics
• Radio Diagnosis
• Tuberculosis & Chest Disease

4. Application Fee

The fee for the NBEMS Diploma Final Examination is as follows:

• Theory and Practical Examination: ₹ 5,250/-
• Only Practical Examination: ₹ 5,250/-

Note: These fees are non-refundable and cannot be carried forward to future exam sessions.

5. How to Apply

Applications can only be submitted online through the official NBEMS website at natboard.edu.in.

1. Registration: New users must register to obtain a User ID.
2. Submission: Access the "Application Link" under the Exit Examination section to complete the form.
3. Documents: Ensure you have a digital copy of your registration letter, latest photograph, signature, and thumb impression ready for upload.

6. Examination Day Guidelines

• Reporting Time: Candidates are allowed to enter the center starting at 07:00 AM, with registration closing strictly at 08:30 AM.
• Mandatory ID: You must carry one original, valid ID proof such as a PAN Card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport, or Aadhaar Card (with photograph).
• Prohibited Items: Mobile phones and electronic devices are strictly banned within the testing premises.

For more detailed information, candidates should refer to the official Information Bulletin on the NBEMS website. Stay updated on the latest notifications to ensure a smooth examination process.

Analyzing Previous Year Questions (PYQs) isn't just about "looking at old papers"—it’s about decoding the exam's DNA to study smarter, not harder.

🚀 Why Previous year Exam Analysis is Your Secret Weapon

1. Identify the "Paper Personality"

The National Board of Examinations (NBE) often follows a predictable logic for how topics are distributed across the three / four papers. The official distribution as per NBE is as follows:

Paper I:

• Basic sciences as applied to pediatrics
• Community Pediatrics
• Research Methodology

Paper II:

• Neonatology
• General pediatrics including advances in pediatrics related to :

1. 1. Nutrition
   2. Growth and development and Immunization
   3. Neurology and disabilities
   4. Nephrology
   5. Hematology
   6. Oncology

Paper III:

• i) Infectious diseases
• ii) Genetics , Immunology , Rheumatology , Psychiatry and behavioral
• sciences
• iii) Skin , Eye, ENT
• iv) Adolescent health , Critical care , Accidents and poisoning
• v) Endocrinology, Gastroenterology , Hepatology , Respiratory and
• Cardiovascular disorders

Paper IV:

• Applied Pediatric medicine
• Applied Basic Sciences
• Recent advances

2. Decode the Marking Scheme

Gone are the days of writing 5-page essays for a single question. Current trends show a shift toward highly structured sub-questions:

• NBE is changing the marks distribution from one session to other. Questions can be broken into 2-2-2-4 or 3-3-4 point formats
• Management usually carries the highest weight (4–5 marks).
• Analysis helps you realize that if you miss the "Management" section, you've essentially lost 50% of the marks for that topic.

3. Spot the "High-Yield" Constants

Trend analysis reveals which topics the examiners are "obsessed" with. In the most recent papers, Neurology appeared in all three sections—ranging from acute ADEM to chronic Intellectual Disability . If you haven't mastered Neuro, you're leaving 30+ marks on the table.

4. Master the "Easy Wins"

Many candidates ignore Biostatistics, yet it appeared as a dedicated 10-mark question in Paper 1 (covering Sensitivity and Specificity) . Analysis tells you that spending two hours on stats can guarantee you a full 10% of your Paper 1 score.

The Takeaway: Studying without analysis is like running a race without a map. You might have the energy, but you'll likely take the wrong turns.

How to Use This in Your Revision:

• Tag your notes: When you read a topic, mark it with "Paper 1" or "Paper 3" based on where it usually appears.
• Practice the "Split": Don't just write a summary. Practice writing answers in the 3-3-4 format to mimic the actual answer booklet .
• Prioritize Management: Since it carries the most marks, ensure your protocols (like the management of Salicylate poisoning or DSD) are flow-chart ready.

To assist in future preparation of DNB and DCH Pediatrics exams, a complete, step-by-step solution for all three papers is now officially available. These resources are designed to help you understand the examiner's expectations, master the clinical approaches, and refine your answer-writing techniques.

Key Features:

• Detailed Explanations: Every question is answered with reference to standard textbooks like Nelson and Ghai.

• High-Yield Diagrams: Includes flowcharts for clinical management (e.g., Status Epilepticus, Neonatal Resuscitation).

• Bullet-Point Format: Structured for easy retention and reproduction in future exams.

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You can access these materials across multiple platforms for your convenience:

1. Web Portal

For those who prefer studying on a laptop or desktop with a larger screen:

• Website: pediatrics.medforum.in/pyq

2. Android App (Pediatrics PYQ)

To access the solutions on your mobile device, follow these steps to join the dedicated community:

• Step 1: Join the Pediatrics PYQ Google Group using your Gmail account.

• Step 2: Once you have joined the group, you can download and log into the app via the Google Play Store.

💡 Why Use Previous Year Questions (PYQs)?

Medicine is vast, but exams often focus on core clinical competencies. Analyzing the June 2025 paper helps you:

1. Identify recurring themes and "must-know" topics.

2. Understand the weightage given to Neonatology vs. General Pediatrics.

3. Practice time management by simulating the 3-hour exam environment.

We are thrilled to announce that the DCH (Diploma in Child Health) June 2025 – Paper 2 is now officially live on the Pediatrics PYQ App!

If you are preparing for upcoming DCH or DNB exit exams, this is the most high-yield resource you can get your hands on right now.

Here is what you get with this:

• Fresh Question Trends: See exactly which topics are being repeated and which new clinical scenarios are being introduced this year.
• Authentic Questions: We have only used official question papers released by NBE and compiled the questions to ensure accuracy so you aren't wasting time on ambiguous recall.
• Detailed Answers: As always, we don’t just give you the answers. We provide the concept behind the answer, helping you understand the "why" and "how" for your theory exams. 
• Authentic Sources: We compile answers only from authentic text books and sources. e.q. Nelson's Pediatrics, OP Ghai, Essential Pediatrics, AIIMS NICU Protocols, etc.

• Paper 2 often dives deep into Systemic Pediatrics and Clinical Management.
• Neonatology: Recent protocols in neonatal resuscitation and jaundice management.
• Respiratory & CVS: Case-based scenarios on pneumonia guidelines and congenital heart diseases.
• Gastroenterology: Fluid management nuances and chronic diarrhea workups.
• Recent Updates: New drug dosages and updated national health program guidelines.

🚀 How to Access It

• Just refresh the questions in the app. 
• You can FILTER the questions to read only Paper 2 answers. 
• Ready to level up your preparation?
• (If you haven't updated the app yet, please visit the App Store/Play Store to ensure you see the latest content.)

We are excited to announce a big upgrade to the Pediatrics PYQ ecosystem to help you ace your exams. Here is what’s new:

📱 Android App

• 🆕 Revision Mode: Now you can mark questions for later review. Perfect for those last-minute preps!
• ⚡ Improved Stability: A smoother, faster experience.
• 👉 Update Now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medforum.pediatricspyq

💻 Web App

• 📂 Sort by Chapters: Navigating questions is now easier than ever. Focus on specific topics one chapter at a time.
• 👉 Visit: https://pediatrics.medforum.in/pyq

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