Shifa College of Medicine, Islamabad

Shifa College of Medicine, Islamabad

Registration Dates:
The registrations for the year 2015 started on August 2nd, last date to get registered for the test is 18th September 2015. The test will be held on October 9th, 2015.

How to apply?
You can register by filling an online form. The form is available at: Apply Online for Shifa

Paper Pattern:
The test will be conducted by NTS, the pattern is as follows:

Biology	30 Mcqs
Phyiscs	30 Mcqs
Chemistry	30 Mcqs
English	15 Mcqs
Maths	15 Mcqs
Total	120 Mcqs

Time allotted for the test:
2 Hours (120 minutes) are provided to solve the test.

Marking Scheme:
For each correct answer you will get 4 marks. And for each wrong answer one mark will be deducted. Zero mark for unattempted questions.

Syllabus of the test:
You need not to cover the complete books for the test. There are some selective topics, which you need to prepare. The list of the topics can be downloaded from the link: Syllabus for Shifa Entrance Test

Tuition fee:
The annual tuition fee is Rs 660,000.

Merit Criteria of Shifa:

Matric/O Level	10 %
Fsc/A level	40 %
Entry Test	37.5 %
Interview	12.5 %

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