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PMDC to conduct MDCAT examination on Sep 22

PMDC to conduct MDCAT examination on Sep 22

Web Desk July 19, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

ISLAMABAD:  The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has decided to conduct the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) exam on 22nd September 2024 (Sunday).

In a recent meeting, the Council decided to conduct the MDCAT exam for aspiring medical students on the same date in Pakistan and abroad.

The council also decided that the syllabus of the MDCAT will be uploaded next week on the PMDC website and the registration portal will also be open for the registrations.

To facilitate the students the Council decided not to change the syllabus so the MDCAT syllabus will remain unchanged and will be the same as last year.

The council directed all the provincial secretaries to start preparation for the MDCAT exam, the statement said, that the decision had been taken keeping in view the larger interest of the students.

Last year, almost 180,534 students appeared in the exams. According to estimates this year 200,000 students are likely to sit in the exam.

The MDCAT paper difficult index would also be taken into consideration for ease of students without compromising merit to ensure that all provinces conducted exams without any trouble to students.

The President PMDC Prof Dr Rizwan Taj in the press release stated that MDCAT-2024 will be a paper-based exam, held single day through provincial public admitting universities supervised by PMDC.

He emphasized that student's bright future is our top priority and PMDC is working tirelessly to facilitate them.

Prof Dr Rizwan Taj has directed all the universities that will conduct the exams to keep strict adherence to guidelines and regulations to ensure fairness and transparency in the admission process.

He added that the Council understands the importance of the MDCAT exam for students seeking admission to medical and dental colleges. Therefore PMDC will ensure that all necessary arrangements shall be done in time.

Further details regarding the MDCAT exam, including the schedule, registration process, and other information, will be communicated by the PMDC in the coming days.

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He added that aspiring medical students are advised to stay updated and prepared for the upcoming exam and keep visiting the PM&DC website.

 

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