Key Takeaways
- Commissioner Shahidullah Khan reviewed MDCAT 2026 preparations.
- 4,996 candidates are scheduled to appear in the test.
- Nine examination halls in Abbottabad, Haripur, and Mansehra will host the test.
Commissioner Shahidullah Khan of Hazara Division has reviewed the preparations for the Medical and Dental Colleges Admission Test (MDCAT) 2026, ensuring all necessary arrangements are in place.
The test, scheduled for September 20, will see 4,996 candidates from the Abbottabad, Haripur, and Mansehra regions participate.
Nine examination halls have been designated for the test, with each venue set to accommodate a significant number of candidates.
During the meeting, the commissioner was briefed on the current status of preparations, including logistical and administrative measures.
The commissioner emphasized the importance of a smooth and fair testing environment, highlighting the need for strict adherence to guidelines.
The review process covered various aspects, including security measures, invigilation, and the availability of resources for candidates.
Commissioner Shahidullah Khan stressed the importance of transparency and fairness in the examination process, assuring all candidates of a level playing field.
The commissioner also directed officials to ensure that all necessary facilities are available to candidates, including medical assistance and rest areas.
With the test drawing closer, the focus remains on ensuring that all logistical and administrative issues are resolved to the satisfaction of both candidates and officials.
