List of medical schools in Pakistan

In Pakistan, a medical school is more often referred to as a medical college. A medical college is affiliated with a university as a department which usually has a separate campus. As of January 2019, there are a total of 114 medical colleges in Pakistan, 44 of which are public and 70 private. ^[1] All but two colleges are listed in International Medical Education Directory. As per Pakistan Medical and Dental Commission (PMDC) 2021 database, there are 176 medical colleges in Pakistan (Medical and Dental Colleges), including 45 public sector and 72 private sector medical colleges. In addition, there are 17 public sector and 42 private sector dental colleges. ^[2]

All medical colleges and universities are regulated by the respective provincial department of health. They however have to be recognized after meeting a set criteria by a central regulatory authority called Pakistan Medical and Dental Commission (PMDC) and by Higher Education Commission (Pakistan). Admission to the medical colleges is based on merit under the guidelines of PMC. Both the academic performance at the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) (grades 11–12) and an entrance test like MDCAT determine eligibility for admission to most of the medical colleges.^{[ citation needed ]}

Admission process

To get admission into any government medical college, the weightage is determined by the provincial or federal government. A minimum weightage of 50% should be given to the MDCAT. ^[3] In order to get admission into any private medical college, the following weightage is used: ^{[3] [4] [5]}

• 50% to the score obtained in Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) weighted as follows:
  • Biology: 45%
  • Chemistry: 25%
  • Physics: 20%
  • English: 5%
  • Logical Reasoning: 5%
• 40% to marks of Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) Pre-Medical.
• 10% to marks of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Science.

The minimum requirements are: ^[4]

• 65% or above in F-SC /HSSC or A-Levels equivalent IBCC certificate.
• 55% or above in NMDCAT for admission in Medical Colleges and 45% or above for Dental Colleges.

The Pakistani government exerts tight control over the available number of open medical school seats in both private and public colleges. The regulation forbids all colleges from admitting any student over the allocated maximum seats for the college under any circumstances. ^[3]

Medical seats

Number of registered MBBS and BDS Seats Allocation (PK) ^{[6] [7]}

Province	Public		Private		Total
	MBBS	BDS	MBBS	BDS	All
Azad Kashmir	330	0	100	0	430
Balochistan	470	54	150	0	674
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	1435	319	1200	325	3,279
Punjab and Islamabad	4200	344	6100	1,625	12,269
Sindh	2800	450	1750	590	5,590
Total	9,235	1,167	9,300	2,540	22,242

Punjab and Islamabad

This section is an excerpt from List of medical schools in Punjab, Pakistan § List of medical colleges.[ edit ]

Public

Name [8]	Established	MBBS Enrollment	BDS Enrollment	University	City	Province	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
King Edward Medical University	1860	350		UHS	Lahore	Punjab	F0001290	1953–current
Fatima Jinnah Medical College	1948	300		UoP		Punjab	F0000199	1953–current
Services Institute of Medical Sciences	2003	220		UHS		Punjab	F0001998	2004–current
Allama Iqbal Medical College	1975	325		UHS		Punjab	F0000203	1975–current
Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan Medical and Dental College	2009	100		UHS		Punjab	F00002567	2010-Current
Ameer-ud-Din Medical College	2011	110		UHS		Punjab	F0002677	2011–current
De'Montmorency College of Dentistry			110			Punjab
Rawalpindi Medical University	1974	350		UHS	Rawalpindi	Punjab	F0000151	1979–current
Army Medical College	1977	204	54	NUMS		Punjab	F0000204	1981–current
Federal Medical and Dental College	2012	100	50	SZAMBU	Islamabad	ICT	F0002675	2012–current
Nishtar Medical University	1951	300	65	UHS	Multan	Punjab	F0001535	1953–current
Faisalabad Medical University also known as Punjab Medical College	1973	300	65	UHS	Faisalabad	Punjab	F0000863	1977–current
Quaid-e-Azam Medical College	1970	325		UHS	Bahawalpur	Punjab	F0001859	1971–current
Nawaz Sharif Medical College	2008	61		UHS UOG	Gujrat	Punjab	F0002566	2009–current
Sargodha Medical College	2007	120		UHS	Sargodha	Punjab	F0002456	2010–current
Khawaja Muhammad Safdar Medical College	2010	120		UHS	Sialkot	Punjab	F0002678	2011–current
Gujranwala Medical College	2010	120		UHS	Gujranwala	Punjab	F0002679	2011–current
Sahiwal Medical College	2010	120		UHS	Sahiwal	Punjab	F0002680	2011–current
Ghazi Khan Medical College	2010	120		UHS	Dera Ghazi Khan	Punjab	F0004047	2016–current
Sheikh Zayed Medical College	2003	160		UHS	Rahim Yar Khan	Punjab	F0002063	2005–current
Narowal Medical College	2024	100		UHS	Narowal	Punjab		2024 - current
Total		4,005	344

Private

Name [9]	Established	MBBS Enrollment	BDS Enrollment	University	City	Province	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
F.M.H. College of Medicine and Dentistry	2000	150	75	UHS	Lahore	Punjab	F0000582	2001–current
Lahore Medical and Dental College	1997	150	75	UHS		Punjab	F0000584	2002–current
University College of Medicine and Dentistry	2001	150	75	UHS		Punjab	F0001969	2001-current
Al Aleem Medical College	2017	100		UHS		Punjab	F0005928	not eligible
Rahbar Medical and Dental College	2014	150		UHS		Punjab	F0003099	2020–current
Rashid Latif Medical College	2010	150	75	UHS		Punjab	F0002392	2010–current
Azra Naheed Medical College	2011	150	50	UHS		Punjab	F0002575	2011–current
Pak Red Crescent Medical and Dental College	2012	100		UHS		Punjab	F0002676	2017–2018
Sharif Medical and Dental College	2008	100	50	UHS		Punjab	F0002568	2008–current
Continental Medical College	2008	100		UHS		Punjab	F0002569	2008–current
Akhtar Saeed Medical and Dental College, Lahore	2009	150	75	UHS		Punjab	F0002570	2009–current
Central Park Medical College	2008	150		UHS		Punjab	F0002571	2009–current
Shalamar Medical and Dental College	2010	150		UHS		Punjab	F0002454	2010–current
Avicenna Medical College	2010	150	50	UHS		Punjab	F0002453	2010–current
Abu Umara Medical & Dental College		100				Punjab
CMH Lahore Medical College	2006	150	75	NUMS		Punjab	F0002055	not eligible
Rawal Institute of Health Sciences	2012	100	50	SZABMU	Islamabad	ICT	F0002681	2012–current
HBS Medical and Dental College	2015	150	50	SZABMU		ICT	F0004050	2020–current
Al-Nafees Medical College	2012	100		IU-H		ICT	F0002682	2012–current
Islamabad Medical and Dental College	1997	100	50	SZABMU		ICT	F0002054	1997–current
Shifa College of Medicine & Dentistry	1999	100	50	STMU		ICT	F0000585	2002–current
Nust School of Health Sciences		100		NUMS		ICT
Fazaia Medical College		100				ICT
Foundation University College of Dentistry			75			ICT
Islamic International Dental College			75			ICT
**Watim Medical College		100	50	UHS	Rawalpindi	Punjab	not listed	not eligible
Islamic International Medical College	1996	100		RIU		Punjab	F0000183	1998–current
Foundation University Medical College	2001	150		NUMS		Punjab	F0000583	2002–current
Akhtar Saeed Medical and Dental College, Rawalpindi		100		UHS		Punjab
Margalla College of Dentistry			75			Punjab
University Medical and Dental College Faisalabad	2003	150	50	UHS	Faisalabad	Punjab	F0002111	2003–current
Independent Medical College	2008	100		UHS		Punjab	F0002457	2008-current
Aziz Fatimah Medical and Dental College	2012	150		UHS		Punjab	F0002684	2012–current
ABWA Medical College	2017	150		UHS		Punjab	F0007213	2024 - Current
Multan Medical and Dental College	2008	150	50	UHS	Multan	Punjab	F0002572	2009–current
Bakhtawar Amin Medical and Dental College	2012	150	75	UHS		Punjab	F0005929	2021–current
CMH Multan Institute of Medical Sciences (CIMS)	2015	150	50	NUMS		Punjab	F0004046	2020 - Current
Islam Medical College	2010	150	50	UHS	Sialkot	Punjab	F0002573	2010–current
Sialkot Medical College	2015	100		UHS		Punjab	F0004052	2020 - Current
Rai Medical College	2014	100		UHS	Sargodha	Punjab	F0003100	2015–current
Niazi Medical and Dental College	2018	150		UHS		Punjab	not listed	not eligible
Amna Inayat Medical College	2011	100		UHS	Sheikhupura	Punjab	F0002574	2011–current
Faryal Dental College			50			Punjab
M. Islam Medical and Dental College	2016	150		UHS	Gujranwala	Punjab	F0005933	not eligible
HITEC-Institute of Medical Sciences	2016	150	50	NUMS	Taxila	Punjab	F0005931	not eligible
**Hashmat Medical and Dental College	2011	100		UHS	Jalalpure Jattan	Punjab	F0002683	2011–2014
Shahida Islam Medical College	2016	150	50	UHS	Lodhran	Punjab	F0005086	not eligible
Wah Medical College	2002	150		NUMS	Wah	Punjab	F0002030	2007–current
Sahara Medical College	2016	150		UHS	Narowal	Punjab	F0005936	not eligible
CMH Institute of Medical Sciences		100		NUMS	Bahawalpur	Punjab	F0007211	not eligible
CMH Kharian Medical College	2018	150		NUMS	Kharian Cantt	Punjab	F0005930	not eligible
Total		6,100	1,575

**Colleges are closed.

Sindh

This section is an excerpt from List of medical schools in Sindh § List of medical colleges.[ edit ]

Public

^[10]

Name	Established	MBBS Enrollment	BDS Enrollment	University	City	WDOMS profile	IMED profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
Dow Medical College	1945	350	-	DUHS	Karachi	F0001288	704060	1953–current
Karachi Medical and Dental College	1991	250	100	UoK		F0001000	704160	1997–current
Dow International Medical College	2007	150	50	DUHS		F0002369	704200	2007–current
Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical College Lyari	2011	50		DUHS		F0002685	704425	2011–current
Jinnah Sindh Medical College	1973	350		JSMU		F0001289	704065
Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences / JSMU			50	JSMU
Dr. Ishratul Ebad Institute of Oral Health Sciences			100
Chandka Medical College	1973	250		SMBBMU		Larkana	F0000200	704086	1979–current
Bibi Aseefa Dental College			50
Khairpur Medical College	2012	100		PUMHS	Khairpur	F0007409	2048900	not eligible
Gambat Medical College		100			Gambat	F0007264		not eligible
Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences	1881	350	100	LUMHS	Jamshoro	F0001893		1953–current
Peoples University of Medical & Health Sciences for Women	1974	250		PUMHSW	Nawabshah	F0001291	704100	1979–current
Ghulam Muhammad Mahar Medical College Sukkur	2003	100		SMBBMU	Sukkur	F0002391	704250	2008–current
Bilawal Medical College	2019	100		BMC	Hyderabad	F0007262		2019-current
Total		2,800	450

Private

^[11]

Name	Established	MBBS Enrollment	BDS Enrollment	University	City	WDOMS profile	IMED profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
Aga Khan University Medical College	1983	100		AKU	Karachi	F0000152	704155	1985–current
Baqai Medical College	1988	100	75	BMU		F0001292	704122	1993–current
**Hamdard College of Medicine & Dentistry	1994	100		HU-K		F0001085	704115	1999–current
Jinnah Medical & Dental College	1998	100	50	UoK		F0000587	704035	2002–current
Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences	1998	100		UoK		F0000588	704045	2002–current
Ziauddin Medical College	1996	150	50	ZU		F0001371	704045	1996–current
Liaquat National Medical College	2007	100		UoK		F0002162	704245	2007–current
Bahria University Medical and Dental College	2008	150	50	BU-I		F0002576	704325	2009–current
Karachi Institute of Medical Sciences	2016	100		NUMS		F0005932		not eligible
Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College	2019	100		Air University (Pakistan Air Force)		F0007215	2048900	not eligible
Al-Tibri Medical College	2010	100		IU-H		F0002577	704290	2010–current
Liaquat College of Medicine and Dentistry	2006	100	75	UoK		F0002418	704260	2006–current
United Medical and Dental College	2013	100		JSMU		F0003101	704425	2013–current
Altamash Institute of Dental Medicine			80
Fatima Jinnah Dental College			80
Indus Medical College	2014	100		UoS	T.M. Khan	F0004051		not eligible
Isra University	1997	150	50	IU-H	Hyderabad	F0000586	704030	2002–current
Muhammad Medical College	1999	100		UoS	Mirpurkhas	F0000589	704055	2003–current
Bhittai Dental & Medical College			80		Mirpurkhas
Suleman Roshan Medical College		100			Tando Adam	F0007604		not eligible
Total		1,750	590

**Colleges are closed.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK)

This section is an excerpt from List of medical schools in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa § List of medical colleges.[ edit ]

Public

Name [12]	Funding	Established	Enrollment	University	City	Province	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
Khyber Medical College	Public	1954	275	KMU	Peshawar	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0001083	1957–current
Khyber Girls Medical College	Public	2004	150	KMU		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002112	2004–current
Ayub Medical College	Public	1979	270	KMU	Abbottabad	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0000206	1982–current
Saidu Medical College	Public	1998	115	KMU	Swat	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002245	2004–current
Gomal Medical College	Public	1998	115	KMU	D. I. Khan	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002274	1998–current
KMU Institute Of Medical Sciences, Kohat	Public	2006	115	KMU	Kohat	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002458	2009–current
Bannu Medical College	Public	2007	110	KMU	Bannu	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002686	2011–current
Bacha Khan Medical College	Public	2010	100	KMU	Mardan	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002578	2011–current
Gajju Khan Medical College Swabi	Public	2014	70	KMU	Swabi	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0007263	2018–current
Nowshera Medical College	Public	2017	115	KMU	Nowshera	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0005935	not eligible
Total			1,435

Private

Name [13]	Funding	Established	Enrollment	University	City	Province	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
Kabir Medical College	Private	1995	100	GU	Peshawar	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0001154	1997–current
Peshawar Medical College	Private	2005	150	RIU		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002070	2005–current
Pak International Medical College	Private	2010	100	KMU		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002580	2010–current
Rehman Medical College	Private	2010	100	KMU		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002581	2010–current
Muhammad College of Medicine (Former Al-Razi Medical College)	Private	2012	100	none		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	not listed	not eligible
North West School Of Medicine	Private	2017	150	KMU		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0005934	2022–current
Jinnah Medical College	Private		100			Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Frontier Medical College	Private	1995	100	BU-I	Abbottabad	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0001644	1998–current
Women Medical College	Private	2000	100	KMU		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0000590	2003–current
Abbottabad International Medical College	Private	2008	100	KMU		Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	F0002459	2008–2018
Swat Medical College	Private		100	KMU	Swat	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	not listed	not eligible
Total			1200

Balochistan

This section is an excerpt from List of medical schools in Balochistan § List of medical colleges.[ edit ]

Here is the list of medical colleges in Balochistan, Pakistan.

Public

Name [14]	Funding	Established	MBBS Enrollment	BDS Enrollment	University	City	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligibility
Bolan Medical College	Public	1972	320	54	UoB	Quetta	F0000202	1978–current
Loralai Medical College	Public	2016	50		UoB	Loralai	F0007602	-
Makran Medical College	Public	2016	50		UoB	Turbat	F0007603	-
Jhalawan Medical College	Public	2016	50		UoB	Khuzdar	F0002526	2013–current
Total			470	54

Private

Name [15]	Funding	Established	MBBS Enrollment	BDS Enrollment	University	City	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
Quetta Institute of Medical Sciences	Private	2011	150	0	NUMS	Quetta	F0002687	2011 — Current

Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)

This section is an excerpt from List of medical schools in Azad Kashmir § List of medical colleges.[ edit ]

Public

Name of medical school [16]	Funding	Established	MBBS Enrollment	University	City	Province	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligible graduates
Azad Jammu Kashmir Medical College	Public	2012	110	UHS	Muzaffarabad	AJK	F0002928	2022-current
Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Medical College	Public	2012	110	UHS Lahore	Mirpur	AJK	F0002929	2012–current
Poonch Medical College	Public	2013	110	UHS	Rawalakot	AJK	F0003102	2022-current
Total			330

Private

Name of medical school [17]	Funding	Established	Enrollment	University	City	Province	WDOMS profile	ECFMG eligibility
Mohiuddin Islamic Medical College	Private	2009	100	MIU	Mirpur	AJK	F0002582	2009–current

Curriculum

After successfully completing five years of theoretical and practical (clinical) training in the medical college and affiliated teaching hospitals the graduates are awarded a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. The graduates are then eligible to apply for a medical license from the PMC. The curriculum for all colleges, irrespective of their regional location and university affiliation, is designed by PMC. The curriculum spans a term of five years or seasons (four professional years).^{[ citation needed ]}

• First year (first professional year – part 1)
• Second year (first professional year – part 2)
• Third year (second professional year)
• Fourth year (third professional year)
• Fifth/final year (fourth professional year)

Main courses of the curriculum, respective of the academic year they are examined in, are as follows:

First Professional Year – Part I and II: Anatomy Cell Biology and Histology Cross-sectional Anatomy Embryology Gross Anatomy Neuroanatomy Radiological Anatomy Surface Anatomy Human Physiology Medical Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Human Genetics Second Professional Year: Behavioral Sciences and Medical Ethics Legal/Forensic Medicine and Toxicology General Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy and Therapeutics Third Professional Year: Community Medicine* also called Social or Public Health Medicine Ophthalmology Otorhinolaryngostomatology (ENT) Special/Systemic Pathology

Fourth (final) Professional Year: Internal Medicine Medicine I Angiology Cardiology Gastroenterology Hematology Hepatology Medical Oncology Neurology Osteology Pulmonology Rheumatology Medicine II Critical Care Medicine Dermatology Endocrinology Infectious and Venereal diseases Nephrology Psychiatry Gynecology and Obstetrics Pediatrics

Surgery Surgery I Anesthesiology Operative Care Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Radiology, Radiotherapy and Radiosurgery Surgical Infections Surgical and Radiation Oncology Traumatology (including Burns) Surgery II Bariatric Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery General Surgery Abdominal Surgery Breast Surgery Endocrine Surgery Endoscopic Surgery Laparoscopic Surgery Neurosurgery Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Pediatric Surgery Urology (includes Andrology) Vascular Surgery

* includes Nutrition, Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Research Methods, Health education, Family Planning, Occupational, Environmental, Preventive and Tropical Medicine.

Assessment methods

Theoretical, practical and clinical knowledge is assessed by one or more of the following methods; multiple choice questions (MCQs), short essay questions (SEQs), short answer questions (SAQs), laboratory skills, viva voce, and objective structured clinical examination (OSCE). Required laboratory training is provided in biochemistry, histology, physiology, pharmacology, toxicology, pathology including hematology, immunology and microbiology. Teaching in gross anatomy is assisted by exploratory dissection of cadavers. A mandatory group research project is also to be submitted by the students before the fourth professional examination in the community medicine department. Students are also taught diagnostic imaging and technical report writing in the radiology department.

Clinical training and evaluation sessions (or clerkship) at the affiliated teaching hospitals is also compulsory for all medical students, especially in their second, third and fourth (final) professional years. These include observation, assisting and practice in various emergency, outpatient, inpatient and operative settings in the following rotating disciplines: anesthesiology, cardiology, dermatology, general surgery, gynaecology, internal medicine, obstetrics, ophthalmology, orthoptics, orthopedics, otorhinolaryngology, acoustics, pediatrics, psychiatry, radiology and urology.

Visits to various locations for the purposes of training and understanding of social, legal, communal and preventive aspects of health are also conducted if possible, such as:

Community Medicine Basic Health Unit (BHU) Dog bite center Factory or industrial unit Hospital waste disposal site Maternal and Child Health Center (MCHC) Orphanage Primary school Rehabilitation center Retirement home Rural Health Center (RHC) Special education institute Vaccination center Water purification plant

Dermatology Skin laser clinic Venereal disease control center Legal and Forensics Medicine Autopsy rooms Courtrooms Site of exhumation Internal Medicine Cancer research center Diabetes clinic Emergency room Intensive care unit Obstetrics Abortion clinic Labor room

Ophthalmology Eye laser clinic Orthoptics clinic Otorhinolaryngology Acoustics laboratory Hearing aid center Speech therapy clinic Pathology Pathology museum Psychiatry Mental asylum Surgery Burns unit Orthotic prosthetic center

Foundation year

Once the student has graduated after passing his or her final (fourth professional) examination, he or she is eligible to apply for a seat as a house officer in either the attached hospital of the college (usually as a paid employee) or in any other tertiary health care hospital (usually as an unpaid employee or "honorary"). The graduate has to first register (provisional) with and acquire a certificate from PMDC. The house officer has to serve for 12 months (foundation year) at one or more hospitals in four modules; 3 months in internal medicine, 3 months in general surgery, 3 months in medicine allied and 3 months in surgery allied in any order. ^[18] The graduate can then apply for a medical practice license from PMDC which will allow the medical graduate to work as a registered medical professional anywhere in the country and study for higher specialties/qualifications.

Internal medicine (3 months) – compulsory module Medicine allied (3 months) – options include: Cardiology Dermatology Endocrinology Gastroenterology Hematology Nephrology Neurology Oncology Pathology Pediatric medicine Psychiatry Pulmonology (chest medicine) Rheumatology

General surgery (3 months) – compulsory module Surgery allied (3 months) – options include: Anesthesiology and intensive care medicine Cardiovascular surgery ENT, head and neck surgery Gynecology and Obstetrics Neurosurgery Ophthalmology Orthopedics Plastic and reconstructive surgery Pediatric surgery Radiology and radiosurgery Thoracic surgery Urology

Public health education

All medical students are taught various aspects of public health such as:

• Auxology
• Biological Weaponry and Hazards
• Biostatistics
• Case Reporting
• Child and Maternal Healthcare
• Community Dentistry
• Community Genetics and Genomics
• Community Ophthalmology
• Community Psychiatry
• Data Collection and Archiving
• Disaster Management
• Environmental Medicine (including Sanitation and Hospital Waste Management)
• Epidemiology and Epidemic Control
• Euthenics
• Family Planning and Birth Control
• Food, Nutrition and Hygiene
• Global Health and Organizations
• Health Economics
• Health Education
• Health Surveillance
• Healthcare Systems
• Healthcare Infrastructure and Ergonomics
• Labor Health
• Occupational Safety and Medicine
• Outreach Methods
• Population Demographics
• Preventive Medicine (including vaccines)
• Rehabilitative Care
• Research Methods
• Resource Allocation
• Pharmaceutical Policy and Drug Trials
• Public Health Law and Reforms
• Social Health Determinants
• Tropical Medicine and Vector Control
• Telemedicine
• Venereal Disease Control and HIV/AIDS

See also

• Medical school
• Pakistan Medical and Dental Council
• List of medical organizations in Pakistan
  • List of medical schools in Islamabad
  • List of medical schools in Punjab, Pakistan
  • List of medical schools in Sindh
  • List of medical schools in Balochistan
  • List of medical schools in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  • List of medical schools in Azad Kashmir
  • List of medical schools in Gilgit-Baltistan
• List of universities in Pakistan
  • List of universities in Islamabad
  • List of universities of Punjab, Pakistan
  • List of universities in Sindh
  • List of universities in Balochistan
  • List of universities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  • List of universities in Azad Kashmir
  • List of universities in Gilgit-Baltistan

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External links

• PMDC official website