This year MDCAT passing scores are:
For MBBS: 130 (65%)
For BDS: 110 (55%)
Note:
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You can Attempt MDCAT any year till 25yrs age.
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وزیر تعلیم سندھ سید سردار علی شاھ کے احکامات پر سیکریٹری کالج ایجوکیشن ڈیپارٹمنٹ احمد بخش ناریجو نے انٹر سال اول کے داخلوں کے لئے نئی پالیسی جاری کردی
میرٹ کے مطابق زون سسٹم میں داخلے کئے جائیں گے
پالیسی کے مطابق پورے سندھ میں داخلے آن لائن سسٹم SECCAP کے تحت ہونگے، راشد احمد کھوسو
آن لائن درخواستیں 27 جون سے 20 جولائی تک وصول کی جائیں گی اور 25 جولائی کو رزلٹ جاری کیا جائے گا
05 اگست تمام کالجز میں کلاس شروع کردی جائیں گی، راشد احمد کھوسو، ڈپٹی ڈائریکٹر کالجز سندھ، سیکرٹری سیکیپ کمیٹی
کراچی میں نئے زون سسٹم کے تحت بچوں کو ان کے گھر کے قریب داخلے دیئے جائیں گے
وہ طلبہ جن کا A+ اور A گریڈ ہوگا وہ کراچی میں کہیں بھی درخواست جمع کرواسکیں گے
جن طلبہ کے B,C,D گریڈ ہوگا صرف اپنے متعلقہ زون میں درخواستیں جمع کرواسکیں گے ، سیکرٹری سیکیپ کمیٹی
میرپور خاص سکھر لاڑکانہ شھید بینظیر آباد حیدرآباد میں ریجنل ڈائریکٹر زون بنا کر داخلے کریں گے ، راشد احمد کھوسو، سیکرٹری سیکیپ کمیٹی
اس سال داخلے بھی نویں کی بنیاد پر ہونگے ، راشد احمد کھوسو، سیکریٹری سیکیپ کمیٹی
پورے سندھ میں ایک ہی یونیفارم ہوگا کسی کالج کو اپنا یونیفارم دینے کی اجازت نہیں ہوگی ، سیکریٹری سیکیپ کمیٹی
آئی ڈی کارڈ اور داخلہ فارم سمیت کوئی چیز بھی کالج نہیں دے گا
جن کا موجودہ اور مستقل پتہ سندھ کا ہوگا ان کو اختیار حاصل ہوگا کہ امتحانات سے قبل ڈومیسائل جمع کروائیں
جن کے والدین کا کوئی ایک پتہ دوسرے صوبے کا ہوگا ان کو داخلہ کے وقت ڈومیسائل دینا ہوگا، راشد احمد کھوزو
تمام کالجز اساتذہ پر مبنی داخلہ کمیٹی بنائیں گے ، سیکریٹری سیکیپ کمیٹی
ڈائریکٹر جنرل کالجز سندھ پروفیسر شاداب حسین داخلہ کمیٹی کے چیئرمین ہونگے اور تمام ریجنل ڈائریکٹر کالجز اور ڈائریکٹر انسپیکشن آفتاب احمد مہر ممبر ہونگے
ڈپٹی ڈائریکٹر انسپیکشن کالجز سندھ راشد احمد کھوسو داخلہ کمیٹی کے سیکریٹری ہونگے
چیئرمین کو اختیار حاصل ہوگا کہ وہ پرنسپل اور کالج پروفیسر پر مبنی کمیٹی قائم کرے
کسی بچے کو میرٹ سے نیچے داخلہ دیا اس کی تمام تر زمہ داری کالج پرنسپل کی ہوگی
ہر زون میں کلیم سینٹر قائم کئے جائیں گے، راشد کھوسو
Highest percentage got by Bahria college (karsaz) and Adamjee gov science college with 502 marks = 91.27 ℅
MDCAT PHYSICS (A General Guideline of self study):
Stuff in Physics can be divided in two portions.
i- Part that need to be memorized
ii- Part which requires concept
Part i-
Usually 50% of mcqs in physics are simple. And even 50-75% of these mcqs could be attempted well if you just had a single read of the book.
From the book you will have to highlight the important lines. You are not to memorize " took a box of 5kg and a force of 10 N was applied on it" Just waste of time. I have shown my book in which I underlined the important lines with green pointer and the lines which are even more important and also require revision are underlined by red pointer. You need to analyze whether a line could be an mcq or not. Whether it is to he remembered or not. That's your knowledge of entry test. Experienced person (The person who had solved past papers and some tests of academy) would know that what is to be remembered and what is to be ignored.
Follow these steps;
a) Read the book without highlighting anything.
b) Solve a test of every unit.
c) Read the book again and you will have an idea of how MCQs of physics are constructed.
d) Underline what seems important to you this time. I hope you will not skip important things neither you will remember useless things.
Part ii-
Part ii is about concepts. So, how can you make good concepts?
Let's suppose we have a topic "Projectile" and you are not much clear about this topic.
Follow these steps to grasp a topic.
a) First, read the topic carefully and slowly. Try to understand each and every line. But you are still 50% clear about the topic. You couldn't get it.
b) Watch a YouTube video or a lecture. Khan academy'e lectures are worth listening though. Watch a video. Your concept gets a little better but still not good enough. Watch your local lectures (of step and kips, easily available on YouTube) Whatever you find helpful from the lectures, write it on the book where the topic is written.
c) So, your concepts will be 60-70% would be done. But you need 100%.
d) Solve an exercise , a single exercise from a practice book with good explanation of each MCQ(Scholors conceptual Physics, STEP Practice Book, KIPS Practice book) Check how many MCQs are out of your knowledge and concept. Read the explanation of MCQs and try to understand them.
e) Read the topic again. You will get most of the concepts written in the topic this time.
f) Solve another exercise from another book. And find your mistakes, read the explanations and try to understand them.
(Cycle will continue untill you are master at the topic. Most of you will grap the topic after 2 or 3 exercises)
Numericals :
Do the Numericals and Examples given in the text book. There are variety of practice books with a number of good numbericals. Solve them. Don't hesitate to revise the rules of mathematics. Practice calculations. Solve simple maths questions when you are free. I even had to take a little help from the books of my younger brother to learn basic maths, cause I am big loser at maths. Memorize tables if required.
Taking Notes:
Some people are addicted to making and studying from their own notes.
But I preferred to read the notes already available and I would extract useless points from the notes and write them on the book as shown.
Notes by Assad Bajwa are great anf worth reading but Komal Aapi's notes are also good. Read the notes or any other stuff and if you find anything useful , write it on the book. I even wrote some mcqs on book because I found them very important. I used to extract points from practice books, notes of academics and notes of students and write them on my book. You can also make flow charts of some topics which are very confusing and mumbo jumbo on book, in order to memorize and grasp them as I have shown.
Highlighting:
Highlight the most important things with red and less important with green. I would make a big mark with red pointer on the line or on the concept which I think was worth revising and remembering. So, whenever I got some free time, I would simply go through pages and wherever I see the red mark , it was a warning for me to stop and read the concept because I might have forgotten it.
"To be or not to be, that's the question"
-William Shakespeare
27/04/2020
According to one of the country’s top education officials, authorities are seriously discussing plans to either postpone or call off the exams this year. “Having held informal discussions, most board chairpersons agree that the uncertainty arising from the coronavirus pandemic and resulting lockdowns has made it very difficult to hold exams in June,” Aga Khan Board of Education Chairperson Dr Shehzad Jeeva told The Express Tribune.
To reach a formal decision on the matter, Dr Jeeva will chair a meeting of representatives from all public and private education boards on Monday. “The meeting will be held using a video and teleconferencing app and will be attended by the heads of the education board chairpersons’ committees from all four provinces, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir,” he said. “It will formulate a uniform policy on the exams and decide whether to push them to July or cancel them altogether in favour of an alternative grading procedure.”
Talking about the challenge of holding the exams on schedule, Dr Jeeva said it takes six to eight weeks to finalise all necessary preparations. “These include issuing contracts for furniture and other items, and training staff to conduct the exams,” he explained. “Then there is the challenge of maintaining social distancing. All this has made it very difficult to hold the exams on time and if as the lockdown continues, it will only grow harder.”
Dr Jeeva pointed out that the Higher Education Commission has already asked universities to push admissions to October. “In view of all this, it makes more sense to look at our alternatives.”
In addition to taking a decision on postponement or cancellation, the meeting will work out what additional measures either move will necessitate. “If we hold the exams in July, what will be the pattern they will follow? If we cancel the exams, then how will students be graded,” Dr Jeeva said while discussing the meeting’s agenda.
تعلیمی اداروں کی تعطیلات میں مزید ایک ماہ توسیع پر غور شروع
میڑک اور انٹرمیڈیٹ کے امتحانات بھی ملتوی ہوجائیں گے
▪️NED Admissions 2020-2021▪️
Major Changes in Admission Policy
✅ Admissions will be given on the basis of FIRST YEAR RESULT.
✅ Merit criteria for Admission is also changed.
Merit Criteria for Admission will be (50% First Year Result + 50% Test Marks)
For Example: If you have 80% in First Year & 70 Marks in test (80x0.5 + 70x0.5 = 75).
Your Final merit will be 70.
✅ Entrance test will be based on the syllabus of both the first and second year.
✅ Admissions will begin in July and admission tests will be held in the second week of August, while classes will commence on October 5.
The NED Academic Council approved the decision during an online meeting chaired by the varsity’s vice-chancellor, Professor Sarosh Lodhi. According to Professor Lodhi, the syndicate will give final approval to the decision very soon, after which an official announcement will be made.
Source: Express Tribune
01/12/2019
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28/03/2019
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▪Academic Session of Schools will commence from 1st July 2019.
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▪Summer Vacation will be observed from 1st May to 30th June.
▪Winter Vacation will be observed from 22nd December to 31st December..!
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