MDCAT 2023 Scheduled for Sunday in Karachi

Web DeskSeptember 20, 2024 11:28 PMnational
  • 167,077 students to take MDCAT on September 22.
  • Exam overseen by Dow University of Health Sciences.
  • Strict regulations in place for examination integrity.
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MDCAT 2023 will take place on September 22 in Karachi, with 167,077 students participating under strict regulations.

KARACHI: The Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) is a crucial examination for aspiring medical and dental students in Pakistan. This year, a staggering 167,077 students are set to take the test on September 22, which falls on a Sunday. The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has confirmed that the Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS) will oversee the administration of the exam. The test will be conducted at two main locations: the NED University and the Ojha campus of DUHS.

According to PMDC spokesperson Umar Khan, the distribution of candidates is significant, with 13,000 students from Karachi and an additional 38,000 from other regions of Sindh participating in this important assessment. The MDCAT is designed to fill 858 seats across various medical and dental colleges and universities in Karachi, making it a highly competitive event.

To ensure a smooth examination process, candidates are required to bring essential documents, including their admit cards, computerized national identity cards or B-forms, and domicile or PRC. It is crucial for students to adhere to the admission schedule, which allows entry into the examination centers from 7 AM to 9 AM. After this window, the centers will be closed, and latecomers will not be permitted to enter.

The examination itself is scheduled to take place from 10 AM to 1:30 PM. In a bid to maintain the integrity of the test, strict regulations have been put in place. Candidates are explicitly prohibited from bringing mobile phones, calculators, watches, Bluetooth devices, or any other electronic gadgets into the examination hall. The PMDC has made it clear that if any such device is found in a candidate's possession, their admission card will be canceled, which could jeopardize their chances of pursuing a medical or dental career.

As the MDCAT approaches, it is essential for students to prepare thoroughly and be aware of the rules and regulations governing the examination. This test not only determines their future in the medical field but also reflects their hard work and dedication. With the right preparation and adherence to guidelines, candidates can approach the MDCAT with confidence, ready to take the next step in their academic journey.

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