Islamabad : Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PM&DC) has taken serious note of the points raised during the recent meeting of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on National Health Services. The Council fully understands the concerns of students, parents, and all stakeholders, and is actively working toward practical solutions.
The Council is committed to ensuring that examination standards remain uniform, transparent, and fair each year. Digitalization and standardization measures are being strengthened so that every student receives equal and merit-based opportunities.
To address the issue of vacant seats, PM&DC, together with universities and the Law Division, is preparing a legally sound and transparent plan to prevent seat wastage and ensure the timely placement of eligible candidates.
PM&DC is also maintaining close coordination with IBCC to ensure fairness between Cambridge-system and local board students. The Council feels responsible for ensuring that all foreign-system students receive equitable and transparent grade conversions and academic facilitation.
PM&DC considers every student an essential part of the system and remains fully dedicated to safeguarding their academic interests. The Council will continue to extend full cooperation at every forum to ensure maximum relief for students. Every decision of PM&DC is guided by the principles of merit, transparency, and adherence to national standards.
PM&DC ensures its dedication to functioning as a professional, transparent, and student-centered regulator. The Council will continue strengthening Pakistan’s medical and dental education system, ensuring that it remains fair, credible, and aligned with international benchmarks.
PM&DC assures all students that they will receive complete support, and their academic future will be protected without compromise.
Sohail Majeed is a Special Correspondent at The Diplomatic Insight. He has twelve plus years of experience in journalism & reporting. He covers International Affairs, Diplomacy, UN, Sports, Climate Change, Economy, Technology, and Health.
