MD CAT exam is conducted for admission in medical colleges across the country. There is an entrance test for admission to medical colleges in various cities including Karachi, Lahore, Quetta and Peshawar in which thousands of students are participating.
In this regard, two days ago, the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council clarified that the MD CAT exam will be held across the country on September 10, apart from this, there will be no other test, so the children who have registered for the test will Reach the respective examination centers.
The spokesperson of PMDC has to say in this regard that the MD CAT exam is being conducted simultaneously in 31 cities across the country, in which more than 180 thousand candidates are participating, while 382 students are taking the MD CAT exam in international centers. 185 candidates are giving the exam in International Center Dubai and 197 in Saudi Arabia.
The PMDC spokesperson said that 66875 candidates in Punjab, 40528 in Sindh, 46439 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 9230 in Balochistan are taking the MD CAT exam, besides 926 in Gilgit, 4036 in Azad Kashmir and 12118 in Islamabad. Candidates are giving MD CAT exam.
Officials of the Ministry of Education say that very strict security arrangements have been made at the examination centers for the MD CAT entry test and Section 144 has also been imposed at some examination centers.
On the other hand, the higher education department has failed the plan to hold the MD CAT test.
In this regard, the Secretary of Higher Education said that dozens of candidates copying from the blue tooth device have also been arrested.
The education secretary said that there was a tip-off about a clandestine group issuing the test via Bluetooth. It was reported that a group would help the students in the test using the Bluetooth devices. .
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**Interview with Dr. Ayesha Malik – Education Consultant and MDCAT Expert**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Malik. With the MDCAT exam approaching, what are the main concerns students should be aware of?
**Dr. Malik:** Thank you for having me! One of the primary concerns is understanding the exam format and the subjects covered. The MDCAT is critical for aspiring medical students, as it beautifully assesses their aptitude in biology, chemistry, physics, and English.
**Interviewer:** We’ve seen many students turning to past papers for preparation. How valuable are these resources?
**Dr. Malik:** Past papers are invaluable. They provide insights into the types of questions asked, which helps students familiarize themselves with the exam pattern. Accessing a wide range of past papers, like those provided by MDCAT1 for different provinces, can significantly enhance a student’s preparedness.
**Interviewer:** Can you elaborate on the recent statement from the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council regarding the MDCAT exam?
**Dr. Malik:** Yes, just a couple of days ago, the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council reiterated that the MDCAT exam will proceed as planned, which is reassuring for students. This announcement helps to alleviate any uncertainty regarding the exam schedule, emphasizing the importance of staying focused on preparation.
**Interviewer:** With cities like Karachi, Lahore, Quetta, and Peshawar serving as testing centers, what advice do you have for students regarding their exam day?
**Dr. Malik:** Students should ensure they get enough rest before the exam day and plan their travel to the exam center ahead of time. Being familiar with the location can help reduce anxiety. Also, managing their time during the test is crucial; practicing under timed conditions can be an effective strategy.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, how can students best utilize the resources offered on websites like MDCAT1?
**Dr. Malik:** Students should actively utilize past papers available on sites like MDCAT1. They should also engage with online forums for collaborative study, as discussing problems and solutions with peers can deepen their understanding. Additionally, timing their practice sessions can simulate test conditions, which is incredibly helpful for managing stress on the actual day.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Malik, for your insights. Best of luck to all MDCAT candidates in their preparations!
**Dr. Malik:** Thank you! And good luck to all the students—stay focused and believe in yourselves!
