MBBS admissions in Pakistan 2014

Quetta Institute of Medical sciences...

Allocation of Seats...
100 seats are available for admission in QIMS. Allocation of seats in various categories is as under:

a.Open Merit Category (60 Seats).Candidates applying for open merit seats will not be considered for subsidized seats.
(1)Residents of Balochistan ─ 48 Seats (80%)
(2)Residents of Rest of the Country ─ 12 Seats (20%)


Wards of Defence Personnel / Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA) – (10 Seats)
(1) Wards of Army Personnel (Serving /Retired) – (5 Seats). 3 seats are reserved for wards of serving Army personal while 2 are for wards of retired Army personnels as recommended by W&R Directorate.
(2)Wards of Law Enforcement Agencies (5 Seats). As recommended by their department/ authorities.
(3)Students selected in this category will pay regular/ normal fee.
(4)Wards of Shuhada will be given preference and may be considered for sponsorship / subsidy by Government /FC/Donor Agency as the case may be.

d.Foreign Students (10 Seats). Reserved for Overseas Pakistanis/ Foreign Nationals. Only those overseas students will be allowed admission in QIMS who’s parents/ legal guardians (not relatives) reside in a foreign country for job/business purpose and should produce their passport and work permit.

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We want FMDC to Re Open Admissions This page is for Students seeking for Admissions in FMDC 2014. Due to some Reasons college Admissions are closed.We have to Fight for our Right...

Jathan Sykes:
Nov 26th, 10:10pm

Listen guys, FMDC is under the control of cabinet division of the Federal Government. After a tiring search of the cabinet division`s website, I was able to find out about the officers who are incharge of matters of FMDC. The names of these officers and their designations are as follows:
Mr. M.J Iqbal Qureshi, Deputy Secretary(Health) 051-9103544 I.C:544
Mr. Rab Nawaz Abbasi, Section Officer(Health 1) 051-9103554 I.C:607
Mr. Muhammad Aslam, Section Officer(Health 2) 051-9103515 I.C:513
I think that we should register our complaints to these guys about FMDC admissions. Contacting PMDC would do nothing as it is only a regulatory and registerating authority. Atleast we should make an effort. FMDC is the last hope for many of us.

STOPPING ADMISSIONS OF MEDICAL COLLEGE IF NOT MET CRITERIA

The following Medical Colleges have been restricted to admission due to deficiencies as per PM&DC Criteria.

Pak Red Crescent Medical & Dental College, Lahore.
Mohiuddin Islamic Medical College, Mirpur(AJK).
Abbottabad International Medical College, Abbottabad.
Women Medical College, Abbottabad.
Hashmat Medical & Dental College, Gujrat.
Al-Razi Medical College, Peshawar.
Sahiwal Medical College, Sahiwal.
Muhammad Bin Qasim Dental & Medical College, Karachi.(BDS)
Bhittai Medical & Dental College, Mirpurkhas Sindh. (BDS)
Federal Medical & Dental College, Islamabad.
Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Medical College, Mirpur-AJ&K.
AJ&K Medical College, Muzaffarabad-AJ&K.

The parents / students are advised to clarify about the status of these Medical Colleges before the admission
http://www.pmdc.org.pk/STOPADMISSION/tabid/362/Default.aspx

The following Medical Colleges are not recognized with PM&DC
PM&DC has recommended closure of 1,2,3 to the M/O NHSR&C

1. Sahiwal Medical College, Sahiwal.
2. Hashmat Medical College, Gujrat.
3. Al-Razi Medical College, Peshawar.
4. Nortren Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Abbottabad. (Closed by the Honourable Peshawar High Court, Abbottabad Bench)

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Auditor General of Pakistan confirms
massive corruption in PM&DC

Many newly established medical colleges
recognized through money bargains?

ISLAMABAD: Auditor General of Pakistan while evaluating past five years performance of Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has stated that massive corruption was committed including construction of the PM&DC building to the tune of fourteen billion rupees as opposed to the approved estimates of about three to four billion rupees contract. Not only that major discrepancies have also been found in the registration of doctors and medical colleges. The relevant documents and files from the department are now missing.
The report also highlights major discrepancies in the registration of newly established medical colleges and it has been revealed through sources that many of these colleges were recognized through money bargains.
It may be mentioned here that Dr.Sohail Karim Hashmi who replaced Syed Ehtram Ali as the Secretary/Registrar enjoyed a good reputation and wanted to follow the rules and regulations while recognizing all the new as well old medical college. However, it was not liked by some officials of PM&DC, hence they maneuvered his dismissal. When he was reinstated by the Court, he was sidelined, offices of Registrar and Secretary were separated and Dr.Ahmad Nadeem Akbar was appointed as the new Registrar. Now Dr. Ahmad Nadeem Akbar has also been removed and various enquiries are in progress against him and some other officials of the PM&DC.
It is generally felt that the efficient functioning of the council cannot be ensured until it is reconstituted with 50% representation of non-doctors, drawn from Trusts and Foundations in the field of health and education and not politicians. General Medical Council of UK now also has over 50% non-medical representatives and it helps to keep a check and balance. Otherwise those who have their own vested interests keep helping each other quietly with the result that now today a large number of medical and dental colleges in public as well as private sector, it is said, do not fully fulfill the conditions laid down by the Council. Government of Pakistan needs to look into it on priority basis because it is the supreme body which is supposed to monitor the working of medical profession and healthcare institutions. If it itself remains paralyzed and riddled with corruption, how it can perform its duties effectively. Appointment of a full time President may be an answer and this can only be done after making necessary changes in its structure.