MDCAT 2026 news

MDCAT 2026 Result: All Provinces at a Glance (UHS, KMU, STS, BUMHS, SZABMU)

Where each province stands on the MDCAT 2026 result as of 25 September 2026: who has announced, the pass figures released so far, and the official link to check yours.

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MDCAT 2026 was held on Sunday 20 September 2026 in 34 cities across Pakistan and at a centre in Riyadh. There is no single national result. Each conducting university set and marked its own paper, so each publishes its own result. By 25 September, UHS, KMU, Sukkur IBA and BUMHS had released theirs, and SZABMU had said its updated result would follow that day.

Status by province (as of 25 September 2026)

RegionConducted byResultReleased figures
PunjabUHS LahoreAnnounced 24 Sep47,475 appeared · 79.43% MBBS-eligible · 85.22% BDS-eligible
Khyber PakhtunkhwaKMUAnnounced 25 Sep37,747 appeared · 66% success ratio
SindhSukkur IBA (STS)Provisional, 25 SepNo statistics published yet
BalochistanBUMHS QuettaAnnounced 25 Sep9,596 listed · top score 164/180
Islamabad, AJK, GB, RiyadhSZABMUUpdated result due 25 SepNot yet published

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Why the pass rates differ so much

Every province had a different paper, a different number of candidates and, in the press, a different way of reporting "passed". Punjab's 79.43% counts candidates at or above the MBBS mark of 99/180. KP's 66% is KMU's own overall success ratio. We explain this in 66% or 79.43%?.

This page is updated as results come in. Your result card on your university's portal is the only authoritative record. News figures, ours included, are for context.

Frequently asked questions

Is there one national MDCAT 2026 result?

No. PMDC sets the rules, but each conducting university publishes its own result for its own paper: UHS for Punjab, KMU for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sukkur IBA (STS) for Sindh, BUMHS for Balochistan and SZABMU for Islamabad, AJK, Gilgit-Baltistan and the Riyadh centre.

What are the passing marks for MDCAT 2026?

55% (99 out of 180) to be eligible for MBBS and 50% (90 out of 180) for BDS.

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