MDCAT students approach Sindh High Court over question paper and answer keys

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1. 17 Oct 2026 79% related

   4 outlets · 2 developments

   Lahore High Court orders MDCAT 2026 papers to be uploaded on UHS website

   Most outlets reported the Lahore High Court's directive to upload all MDCAT 2026 question paper codes on the UHS website. 24 News HD provided a slightly more detailed excerpt, specifying that the papers must remain publicly accessible. ProPakistani framed the ruling as "key" and included the full name of the test but did not elaborate further.

2. 26 Sep 2026 72% related

   6 outlets · 3 developments

   Provisional MDCAT 2026 results released in Sindh

   Most outlets reported the release of provisional MDCAT 2026 results in Sindh, noting the involvement of Sukkur IBA Testing Services and the date of the exam. Aaj News added that the test was held at nine centers nationwide, including in Karachi and Hyderabad. The framing remained largely consistent, with a focus on the announcement and administrative details.

3. 21 Sep 2026 76% related

   17 outlets · 5 developments

   Over 138,000 candidates take MDCAT across Pakistan and Saudi Arabia

   Most outlets reported the overall number of candidates taking the MDCAT, with Dawn specifying the total as 138,158 and noting the test was conducted in both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Business Recorder focused on Punjab, mentioning 47,501 candidates and emphasizing the test was conducted "peacefully and smoothly" with no incidents reported.

4. 20 Sep 2026 75% related

   2 outlets

   Fake MDCAT 2026 paper circulates online in Karachi

   Most outlets reported the circulation of a purported MDCAT 2026 question paper on social media and WhatsApp, noting the Sindh Testing Service’s response. 24 News HD described the paper as fake and highlighted the STS’s warning, while Daily Pakistan (English) referred to it as a “leaked paper” and mentioned the concern it caused among candidates and parents.

5. 17 Sep 2026 75% related

   3 outlets · 2 developments

   PMDC bars MDCAT candidates from taking question papers home

   Most outlets reported that the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has prohibited MDCAT candidates from taking question papers home after the exam. The framing was consistent across the excerpts, with both outlets focusing on the policy change as the central point, using nearly identical wording to describe the restriction.