ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) successfully held the National Equivalence Examination for overseas students at Rawalpindi Medical University (RMU).
According to the country’s top medial body, all required preparations were carried out prior to the examination, and students demonstrated 100% satisfaction.
The total number of candidates scheduled for the examination was 512, with 370 candidates appearing in the examination.
PMDC Announces Results
PMDC declared the NEB results and also posted it on its website, www.pmdc.pk, where students can check their results.
Prof. Dr. Rizwan Taj, President of the PMDC, said that the council had granted special amnesty to Pakistani national female students studying in Afghanistan, whose studies were banned by the Afghan government, as well as Ukrainian students, whose studies had been suffered due to the war in the country.
The examination date was also announced well in advance, so those who wish to appear in the exam can study accordingly. The NEB examination is held twice a year to assess and oversee the assessment of students, who have completed a part of a medical or dental program in foreign institutions and are seeking transfer and admission to a medical or dental college in Pakistan.
He added that the Council was committed to maintaining the highest standards across Pakistan to bring it up to global standards.
