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FMDC Admissions & Guide

FMDC admissions

Q:1: What is the last date of registeration?
Q:2: What are the programs/degrees offered at FMDC?
Q:3: What is the tuition and hostel fee at FMDC?
Q:4: What is the distribution of seats in FMDC?
Q:5: How to apply for FMDC?
Q:6: What is the pattern of the Test?
Q:7: Is there any negative marking in the test?
Q:8: How much time is alloted for the test?
Q:9: Where is the test conducted?
Q:10: What is the merit criteria in FMDC?
Q:11: What is the syllabus How to prepare for the entrance test?
Q:12: What were the closing merits of last year?
Q:13: From where I can get the sample & the past paper?

Registeration Date
The last date to get registered for FMDC is September 14th, 2015

Programs offered at FMDC
Currently FMDC offers only MBBS, BDS is expected to start soon.

Tuition and Hostel Fee
  • Tuition Fee : 24000 per year
  • Hostel Fee : 36000 per year
Distribution of seats
  • Open Merit  6
  • Punjab   40
  • Sindh R  9
  • Sindh U  6
  • KPK   9
  • Balochistan  5
  • Gilgit Baltistan 2
  • FATA   2
  • AJK   2
  • Islamabad Capital Territory  10
  • Federal Government Employees  9
Applying for FMDC
The admission forms are available on the nts website  NTS website .
You have to download the form, fill it and send via post on the address mentioned on the form. You will get a roll number slip in the last week before the test. Last date for application submission is 14th September 2015. Test shall be conducted on 11th October 2015.

Pattern of the test
The test comprises of 150 mcqs, the division of mcqs is as follows:
  • 60 from biology
  • 35 from chemistry
  • 35 from physics
  • 20 from english
For physics, chemistry and biology you have to prepare the complete books. While the syllabus of English is not well defined. There will be 20 mcqs in English portion from Antonyms , Synonyms , Grammar , Reading Comprehension. There is no syllabus for English. The questions can be from any book, any source.

Negative marking in the test
There is no negative marking in the test. Feel free to make wild guesses :D

Timing for the test
The time provided to solve the test ( 150 mcqs ) will be 2.5 hours i.e 150 minutes. You can easily solve test of FMDC in two & half hours provided you are prepared .

Test centers
The test is conducted in almost all big cities of Pakistan. Below is the list of all those cities. In case the number of students in any particular city who applied for the test is less than 200 they are asked to take the test in the nearest city.
  • Islamabad
  • Lahore
  • Karachi
  • Peshawar
  • Quetta
  • Multan
  • Faisalabad
  • D I Khan
  • Sukkur
  • Bahawalpur
  • Hyderabad
Merit Criteria
The merit criteria for FMDC is the same as the of UHS i.e 50% test, 40% fsc and 10% matric.

Syllabus and Test Preparation
You need to prepare the complete text books of Sciences for the test. The best source to prepare for the test ofcourse are your text books. Some helping books are also available in the market but that too contain the material from your course so it is better to read and learn from you course books. As per English you do not need any such preparation . If you are good at English you can do this portion easily. However you can practice the comprehension questions from the web. Revising grammar portion will be helpful too.

Closing merits of last year
The closing merits of last two years are given below:
Category
Closing Aggregates
  Year 2013   
  Year 2014   
AJK
81.04%
75.228%
BALOCHISTAN
76.02%
72.983%
FATA
75.73%
73.624%
FEDERAL GOVT EMPLOYEE
79.29%
77.342%
   ISLAMABAD CAPITAL TERRITORY    
78.75%
76.226%
GILGIT BALTISTAN
71.8%
73.121%
KPK
77.53%
75.122%
OPEN MERIT
84.25%
82.411%
PUNJAB
79.76%
78.334%
SINDH (RURAL)
73.38%
70.67%
SINDH (URBAN)
73.74%
69.452%

Sample paper and the past paper
Here is the sample paper. You can get the idea about the type of paper from it. Link: Sample Paper
The past papers will be added in a day or two.
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