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WBUHS MBBS Exam Dates 2026 (All Phases)

WBUHS (West Bengal University of Health Sciences) publishes MBBS exam schedules on a rolling basis, phase by phase and batch by batch, rather than a single annual calendar. This page tracks confirmed schedules as they are officially released, and points you to the official portal for the latest updates.

Always verify your specific batch and regulation (Old or New) against the official WBUHS examination notice before finalising your preparation timeline.
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Confirmed WBUHS MBBS Exam Schedule (2026, as Officially Published)

The following schedules have been officially published by WBUHS on its examination portal. Dates for phases not listed below have not yet been announced.

Phase

1st Professional MBBS

Examination Window

February to March 2026

Notes

Review and scrutiny results were published 27 May 2026

Phase

3rd Professional MBBS Part I (New Regulation)

Examination Window

Theory: 1 to 4 April 2026. Oral and Practical: 13 to 25 April 2026

Notes

Revised schedule published 24 March 2026

Phase

3rd Professional MBBS Part II

Examination Window

March to April 2026

Notes

Notified via memo dated 5 January 2026

These dates reflect examinations already conducted or scheduled earlier in 2026. Schedules for 2nd Professional MBBS and Final Professional MBBS for the remainder of 2026 have not yet been published as of this update.


How to Find the Latest WBUHS MBBS Exam Dates

  1. Visit the official WBUHS examination portal at wbuhs.ac.in/examination-results.
  2. Look for the notice matching your professional year (1st, 2nd, 3rd Part I/II, or Final) and your regulation (Old or New).
  3. Check whether the notice applies to your specific batch, since WBUHS often issues separate schedules for different admission years.
  4. Open the linked schedule PDF for exact theory, oral, and practical exam dates.
  5. Recheck closer to the exam date, since WBUHS occasionally publishes revised schedules for the same examination cycle.

Why WBUHS Doesn't Follow a Single Annual Date

Unlike a semester system with fixed dates, WBUHS runs professional MBBS examinations on a rolling basis tied to each batch's admission year and regulation (Old or New Regulation). This means:

  • Different batches within the same professional year can have different exam windows
  • Supplementary and revised schedules are published separately from the regular schedule
  • Results, including review and scrutiny results, are published on a rolling basis rather than all at once

Because of this, checking the official portal directly for your batch and regulation is more reliable than relying on a general calendar.


What to Do While You Wait for Your Batch's Dates

  • Bookmark the official WBUHS examination portal and check it periodically as your exam window approaches
  • Confirm with your college's examination cell, since colleges are usually informed alongside or ahead of the public notification
  • Use the waiting period to work through previous year question papers and syllabus for your subjects
  • Avoid relying on unofficial forwarded schedules. Always confirm against the official notification PDF for your batch and regulation

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find the official WBUHS MBBS exam dates?

Exact exam dates are released by WBUHS on its official examination portal, wbuhs.ac.in/examination-results. This page is updated as GeckoMed tracks new official announcements.

Does WBUHS release one exam date for all MBBS students?

No. WBUHS publishes separate schedules by professional year, batch, and regulation (Old or New), so your specific notification may differ from other students in your college.

What should I do if my batch's exam schedule hasn't been published yet?

Check the official WBUHS examination portal periodically, and confirm with your college's examination cell, since schedules are typically released a few weeks to a couple of months before the exam.

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