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Complete Guidelines for JCAT for induction of MS, MD and MDS (Recommended Guidelines)

In this article we will share guidelines for JCAT Exam for induction of MS, MD and MDS. Hopefully it will help you in your exams.

ELIGIBILITY FOR JCAT:

The applicant on the last date of submission of applications for admission must possess
the:

  • Basic Medical Qualification of MBBS / BDS or equivalent medical qualification recognized
    by Pakistan Medical & Dental Council.
  • Certificate of one year’s House Job experience in institutions recognized by Pakistan
    Medical & Dental Council.
  • Valid certificate of permanent or provisional registration with Pakistan Medical &Dental
    Council.

JCAT EXAMINATION

  • The application form for Joint Centralized Admission Test JCAT is downloadable form
    websites of KEMU (www.kemu.edu.pk), UHS (www.uhs.edu.pk) and FJMU
    (www.fjmu.edu.pk).
  • Application from through courier can be accepted within due date during working hours.
  • JCAT Examination will be held once a year on the dates announced by the Coordinator of
    BOPGMS/ Controller of Examination, KEMU, Lahore according to the decision of Joint
    Admission Commission.
  • The total marks of the JCAT Examination will be 250 and to be divided as follows:
    A. Written Paper Total Marks = 200
    B. Video-Projected Clinical Examination Total Marks = 50
  • The JCAT Examination will consist of the following components




A. WRITTEN PAPER

  • The written examination will consist of 100 Multiple Choice Questions with single
    best answer. The MCQ’s will be derived from different subjects as follows:

Basic Sciences 50 MCQs Questions
Anatomy 15 MCQs Questions
Physiology & Biochemistry 15 MCQs Questions
Pathology 10 MCQs Questions
Pharmacology 10 MCQs Questions

  • General Medicine (for MD) 35 MCQs Questions
  • General Surgery (for MS) 35 MCQs Questions
  • Dental Surgery (for MDS) 35 MCQs Questions
  • Specialty Specific 15 MCQs Questions
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ii) Each correct answer will carry 02 marks by an incorrect response will result in
deduction of 0.5 mark.
iii) The applicant scoring 50% of marks will be considered pass the written paper.




B. VIDEO – PROJECTED CLINICAL EXAMINATION (VPCE)

  • The Video – Projected Clinical Examination will consist of 25 video / slides.
  • These video / slides will consist of data and images based on the subjects of
    General Medicine, General Surgery, Dental Surgery and others.
  • Each correct answer will carry 2 marks and an incorrect response will result in
    deduction of 0.5 marks.
  • The applicant scoring 50 % of marks will be considered pass the Video-Projected
    Clinical Examination.
  • Candidates who have passed the written paper must deposit Bank Draft/Pay
    Order of Rs. 1000/- in favour of the Vice Chancellor, KEMU Lahore as processing
    fee (non-refundable) along with an application for the VPCE examination and
    submit to the Office of the Coordinator of BOPGMS/ Controller of Examination at
    KEMU, Lahore well before the start of VPCE.

DECLARATION OF FINAL RESULT OF JCAT EXAMINATION

  • The candidate must have passed both components (written paper and VPCE) of JCAT
    Securing at least 50% marks in each component of the examination and 60% in total to be declared to have passed the examination.
  • JCAT examination shall be valid for one year.
  • Passing in JCAT examination shall not automatically guarantee admission to training program which will depend upon available slots.
  • The final admission will be made as per policy of Government of the Punjab, Specialized
    Healthcare and Medical Education Department, prevailing at the time of final induction/admission.
  • According to the PM&DC Rules & Regulations, “Candidates shall not be allowed to enroll in two training programs of university and CPSP of the same or different specialties at the same time and to take examination of both institutions”.
  • Each and every program may not be available at all the institutions. For the matching
    purposes. It is the responsibility of the candidate himself to make sure that the specialty he is opting for is available in that specific institute. Priority will be given to subjects rather than institutions during allocation.
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