My name is not on the first selection list. Do more lists come?

1. Accepted answer

   A missing name on the first list is not the end, and the schedule says why. The public-sector schedule UHS published runs the second selection and upgradation list on 23 November and a third on 1 December, and PM&DC gives public medical colleges until 31 December 2026 to finish admissions. Seats declined at every step cascade down to the next list, so later lists routinely close lower than the first.

   What to do in the gap:

   1. Read the notice that carries the list, not a screenshot of it. It states whether upgradation continues, how many lists remain, and the fee window for anyone offered a seat.
   2. Keep the documents ready the way the admission guide lists them. An offer can come days after the list, and the fee window is short.
   3. Work the parallel routes meanwhile. Punjab private-sector MBBS runs its own schedule, with the first selection list on 18 November, and private medical colleges have until 31 January 2027. NUMS publishes its provisional merit list on 10 December, and SZABMU and AJK run later still.
   4. Check the special-category dates too. Per the PM&DC regulations, public colleges complete special-category admissions by 10 January 2027, so a reserved-quota applicant's window runs past the open-merit lists.

   The merit list page records which body has published which list, with the date each row was checked, so you are not guessing from WhatsApp.

   SalikStaff

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