MDCAT Result 2023 [Check Online by Roll Number]

After conducting the MDCAT Examination on Sunday, 13 November, hundreds of students complained about the out-of-syllabus MCQs and wrong answer keys. The President of the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMDC) called for an MDCAT post-exam analysis meeting on Tuesday in which all the Vice Chancellors of provincial test-conducting universities participated and admitted that there were mistakes in the paper and out-of-syllabus questions were included.

PMDC president, then, asked the relevant universities to make a complete analysis of the MDCAT question paper and provide grace marks to the students accordingly. Soon these provincial test-conducting universities shall issue a report or notification about how many questions were problematic and how many Grace Marks would be awarded to the candidates. One thing is for sure the grace marks would be awarded to all the applicants who took the MDCAT examination of a particular province.

MDCAT Examination was conducted on 13 November 2023 by provincial admitting universities throughout Pakistan and Abroad. Right after the test, the students started complaining about different aspects of the Entry Test conduction ranging from the out-of-syllabus MCQs included in the question paper and lack of discipline and facilities at the examination centre to the mistakes in the Answer Keys published and not providing the carbon copy and question paper to the candidates in some centres.

The students have been registering their complaints on PMDC official website through their given portal. All the Complaints and Feedback have been forwarded to Pakistan Medical Commission (PMDC) and the president of PMDC has announced a post-exam analysis meeting on Tuesday, 15 November 2023 in which all the grievances shall be addressed. All the students can file their complaints through the helpline number or through the “Register Complaint” portal on the PMDC website.

After the announcement of the MDCAT result 2023, the students can apply to public and private sector medical and dental colleges across Pakistan. Those students who do not want to go for MBBS and BDS, have the choice to secure admission to Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D), Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and various Allied Health Sciences degree programs in public and private sector universities, medical colleges and institutions all over Pakistan.