Islamabad, Mar 5, 2025: According to reports from 24NewsHD TV on Tuesday, both government and private MBBS & BDS institutions, including universities, have enforced stricter academic policies.
MBBS and BDS students must now maintain a minimum 90% attendance and score at least 70% to pass their examinations.
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has officially put its latest regulations into effect, setting a higher benchmark for medical education.
Under the updated guidelines, the attendance requirement has increased from 74% to 90%, while the passing percentage for MBBS and BDS students has risen from 50% to 70%.
With these newly introduced policies, the academic framework for medical students has become significantly more demanding.
The aim is to enhance the overall standard of medical education, ensuring that aspiring doctors and dentists undergo rigorous training.
These adjustments are expected to produce highly skilled professionals capable of meeting international medical standards.
Educational institutions across Pakistan have started implementing these measures for the new academic session.
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Students must now show greater commitment to their studies, as maintaining high attendance and achieving strong exam scores are essential for academic progression.
By raising these academic requirements, the PMDC intends to foster a more disciplined and knowledgeable medical workforce.
This initiative aims to enhance the quality of healthcare professionals graduating from Pakistan’s medical institutions.
As the regulations take full effect, students must adapt to these changes to secure their future in the medical field.
