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BUMHS Announces MDCAT 2026 Results for Balochistan

BUMHS has released the MDCAT 2026 results for Balochistan, with 9,596 candidates appearing for the test on September 20, 2026.

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Top scorers in the BUMHS MDCAT 2026 result

Key Takeaways

  • BUMHS has released the MDCAT 2026 results for Balochistan.
  • 9,596 candidates appeared for the test on September 20, 2026.
  • Top scorers achieved 91% with 164 marks out of 180.

The Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences (BUMHS) in Quetta has announced the results of the Medical College Admission Test (MDCAT) 2026 for candidates from Balochistan. The test was conducted on September 20, 2026, in Quetta and Islamabad.

According to BUMHS, 9,596 candidates have been listed in the results, with marks and percentages arranged based on their performance. The highest marks achieved were 164, which equates to a 91% score.

Three candidates, Abdul Hameed, Waliullah, and Maryam Bibi, Mudasir Ul Haq, and Abubakar Waheed, secured the top marks with 163 marks each, also recording 91%. Several other candidates scored 162 marks.

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The minimum requirement for admission to medical colleges is 55% marks, or 99 out of 180, while for dental colleges, the minimum is 50% marks, or 90 out of 180. Meeting these thresholds does not guarantee admission; further merit-based criteria are considered.

Candidates can check their results through the university's released information, which includes their names, roll numbers, marks, percentages, and examination centre details. It is advised to keep a copy of the result for the admission process.

For more information and to explore scholarship opportunities, visit EduNation.