Health Minister Takes Notice of MD CAT 2026 Complaints in Sindh

ISLAMABAD: Federal Health Minister Mustafa Kamal has taken notice of complaints regarding the MD CAT 2026 in Sindh, directing relevant authorities to submit an inquiry report within 15 days. The complaints have raised concerns about the examination process and its transparency.

In a statement released by the Health Ministry, Kamal emphasized the importance of addressing these issues promptly to ensure fairness in the medical admission process. He stated, “The integrity of the MD CAT is crucial for aspiring medical students, and we must ensure that all concerns are thoroughly investigated.” The complaints reportedly involve irregularities in the examination procedures and alleged mismanagement.

This development is significant for students and parents in Sindh, as the MD CAT is a critical step for those seeking admission to medical colleges. The outcome of this inquiry could impact the future of many aspiring doctors and the overall credibility of the medical education system in Pakistan.

Moving forward, the Health Ministry plans to closely monitor the investigation and will hold a follow-up meeting with the Sindh government and the Pakistan Medical Commission to discuss the findings. Stakeholders are urged to cooperate fully to restore confidence in the examination process.