ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) has demanded complete transparency and foolproof security for the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) 2026, scheduled for Sept. 20, while calling for an independent forensic audit of private medical and dental colleges across Pakistan. The demand has implications for both medical and dental admissions, as the MDCAT remains a key gateway for students seeking admission to undergraduate medical and dental programmes. The PMA said entra
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) has demanded complete transparency and foolproof security for the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) 2026, scheduled for Sept. 20, while calling for an independent forensic audit of private medical and dental colleges across Pakistan. The demand has implications for both medical and dental admissions, as the MDCAT remains a key gateway for students seeking admission to undergraduate medical and dental programmes. The PMA said entraThis article was originally published by Dental News.
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