[Islamabad]: The Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) has asked students to report suspected abnormalities in admission to medical and dental colleges with evidence.
According to a PMC spokesperson, there are reports of serious violations of the admissions process and PMC admissions regulations 2020-2021, so universities with negligence will be handled strictly. Students and parents can report such serious violations directly to the PMC at admission.complaints@pmc.gov.pk with evidence of strong action.
The spokesperson suggested students and mother and father not to reply to any need other than the prescribed charge made through a college in attention for admission as responding to such needs would be tantamount to an unlawful act committed by a student and prevent the student from entering any medical or dental college.
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“PMC will audit and validate the list of students who can be notified by every college of the PMC-issued qualification list at the end of the admission process to guarantee consistency with qualifications and admission criteria.”
These activities reportedly confirmed the admission of students whose names were not listed in the PMC-issued benefits list and misplaced the candidate’s Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) score in public or private preparation. Reject the merit list, which the spokesman said includes recording and the schedule of student interviews on the merit list. This represents a misuse of the 20% mark assigned to a college interview.
He said there were likewise complaints about non-disclosure and informing students of the marks obtained in the negotiations, and confirmation of confirmation before graduation of all candidates, who came to college seeking interviews and, after that, admitting and seeking additional funding or admission grants and additional marks.
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