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PM&DC retains 60% marks requirement for medical admissions

PM&DC retains 60% marks requirement for medical admissions
ISLAMABAD, Oct 23 (APP):The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC) has clarified that the requirement of at least 60 per cent marks in FSc (Pre-Medical) or an equivalent qualification remains mandatory for admission to MBBS and BDS programmes across the country.
In a clarification issued in response to reports circulating on digital media, the council said the eligibility requirement had not been relaxed.
According to PM&DC admission regulations, candidates must secure a minimum of 60 per cent marks at the intermediate level or in an equivalent examination to qualify for admission to public and private medical and dental colleges, in addition to fulfilling other prescribed regulatory requirements.
The council reiterated that admissions must be conducted in accordance with the applicable regulations and eligibility criteria.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)