The SAPM has assured the students who attempted MDCAT that a systematic grievance resolution mechanism would be evolved after discussion with the Pakistan Medical Commission.


Islamabad: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on National Health Services Dr Faisal Sultan on National Health Services met with a delegation of students who shared concerns and grievances of students who had attempted National Medical & Dental College Admission Test (NMDCAT) this year.
The SAPM has assured the students who attempted MDCAT that a systematic grievance resolution mechanism would be evolved after discussion with the Pakistan Medical Commission.
Following the meeting, Dr Faisal reassured the students that the PMC will complete a post exam analysis after the completion of the MDCAT to address the concerns of the students.
The SAPM said the objective of the MDCAT is to ensure that the public should have competent professionals serving them in the future and reinforce the public trust in the medical education system and the medical professionals.

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