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Federal Health Minister orders probe into Sindh MDCAT irregularities

Federal Health Minister Mustafa Kamal has ordered an investigation into alleged Medical and Dental College Admission Test irregularities in Sindh.

Ministry directs detailed review of results

The Ministry of National Health Services wrote to the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council president regarding the complaints. Officials asked the council to analyze candidate numbers, scores, and pass rates on a center-by-center basis. The ministry also requested an examination of attendance sheets, seating plans, and result data.

Investigation covers security and procedures

Authorities must investigate invigilation arrangements and digital records to check for impersonation or paper leaks. The review will look for technical faults or administrative negligence during the exam and compilation of results. Health Ministry officials set a deadline for the council to submit its report within 15 days.

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Federal Health Minister orders probe into Sindh MDCAT irregularities

Federal Health Minister Mustafa Kamal has ordered an investigation into alleged Medical and Dental College Admission Test irregularities in Sindh.

Ministry directs detailed review of results

The Ministry of National Health Services wrote to the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council president requesting a full analysis. Officials must check candidate numbers, scores, and pass rates for every examination center individually. The ministry also asked authorities to look for unusual variations between different testing locations.

Investigation covers security and procedures

The review will examine attendance sheets, seating plans, and digital records regarding impersonation claims. Authorities must also check for paper leaks and violations of standard examination protocols. The council was given fifteen days to submit a report on these matters.

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