Senate Told 93,000 MDCAT Qualifiers Unable to Secure Medical Admissions
Most outlets reported that the Senate or a Senate committee was informed that around 93,000 students who qualify the MDCAT each year are unable to secure admission to medical colleges. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts highlighting the scale of the issue and the call for reform. Minute Mirror led with the number of affected students, while Dunya News added context about the Senate standing committee calling for an overhaul of the MDCAT system.
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Senate standing committee calls for overhaul of MDCAT
The body said around 93,000 students who qualify MDCAT are unable to secure admissions to medical colleges each year.
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93,000 MDCAT qualifiers unable to get medical admission, Senate told
Around 93,000 students who qualify Medical and Dental College Admission Test are still unable to secure admission to medical colleges,
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