Mohiuddin Islamic Medical College

Mohiuddin Islamic Medical College (MIMC) is a private medical college in Mirpur, Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The college offers a five-year MBBS course. It admits students through its own online portal, not through the Joint Admission Committee. ²⁵ The fact sheet records 100 MBBS seats and estimates the first-year fee at Rs. 1,100,000.

The college holds the distinction of being the first medical institution in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. ¹ It started its first-year MBBS class on 27 April 2009, after the PM&DC approved 100 students a year. ¹ PM&DC stands for the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council.

The college works under the charter of Mohi-ud-Din Islamic University (MIU), Nerian Sharif, AJ&K. ¹ The fact sheet records an affiliation with AJKMU Muzaffarabad for this entry. The college site states the university charter in its About page. ¹

The attached hospital is the 500-bed Mohi-ud-Din Teaching Hospital in Mirpur. The MIU hospital site states the bed count and its role as the teaching hospital of MIMC. ⁴ The directory status for the college is active.

The fact sheet records the establishment year as 2009. It names the founder as Pir Alauddin Siddiqui, the spiritual leader behind Mohi-ud-Din Islamic University. The fact sheet places the college in the city of Mirpur in southern Azad Kashmir.

The college site gives the founding story in its own words. Hazrat Allama Pir Ala-ud-din Siddiqui, Founder Chancellor of Mohi-ud-Din Islamic University, Nerian Sharif, AJ&K, established the college. ¹ The About page records that founder title in full. ¹

The first-year MBBS class started on 27 April 2009. The PM&DC approved admission of 100 students a year for that start. ¹ The fact sheet and the site agree on the 2009 founding year. ¹ The fact sheet marks the college as private sector.

MIU is chartered by the Government of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognised by the Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. ¹ The charter gives the college its university base. ¹ The Higher Education Commission is the national recognition body for universities.

MIU runs several constituent units alongside the medical college. Its site lists Mohi ud Din Islamic University at Nerian Sharif. The list also covers the medical college in Mirpur and a pharmaceutical institute. ⁴ It also covers a nursing and allied sciences institute and a rehabilitation sciences institute. ⁴ The medical college in Mirpur is one of those constituent units. ⁴ The site lists the university and its units on one page. ⁴

The teaching hospital came later. Mohi-ud-Din Teaching Hospital (MOTH) is a 500-bed, purpose-built hospital established on 27 November 2014. ⁴ It is a project of MIU and serves as the teaching hospital of MIMC. ⁴ The MIU site describes the hospital as purpose-built for training. ⁴

The college publishes a fee structure for every MBBS session from 2020-21 to 2025-26. ⁶ Its portal also publishes vacant-seat details for migration into later years. ² Applicants compare the published fees before they pay. ⁶ The fee structures cover six academic sessions in that range. ⁶

The MIMC merit chart in our dataset tracks self-finance closing aggregates. The aggregate moved from 72.00% in 2022 to 73.00% in 2023. It then moved to 81.80% in 2024 and 84.90% in 2025. The 2022 figure is the lowest row in this chart. The 2025 figure is the highest row in this chart.

The aggregate rule recorded for AJ&K admissions counts 10% Matric, 40% FSc and 50% MDCAT. ⁷ Compare sessions with care. The MDCAT mark scale moved from 210 to 200 and then to 180 across recent years. The same percentage does not mean the same raw score in every row.

The college sets its own entry bar on top of merit. Its published criteria ask for FSc pre-medical with 60% or higher marks and MDCAT with passing marks. ² The fact sheet marks every merit row in this chart as self-finance. The JAC applies the same aggregate formula across AJ&K admissions. ⁷

Mohi-ud-Din Teaching Hospital (MOTH) is a 500-bed, purpose-built teaching hospital established on 27 November 2014. ⁴ The fact sheet records the same 500-bed figure for the attached hospital. The fact sheet treats the hospital as the attached teaching hospital of the college. MOTH stands as a project of MIU. ⁴ The fact sheet places the hospital in the city of Mirpur.

The hospital carries a wide department list. ⁴ Its departments include cardiology, neurosurgery and orthopaedics. ⁴ The list also includes paediatrics, general surgery and emergency care. ⁴ Gynaecology and obstetrics, medicine, ENT and ophthalmology are listed as well. ⁴ Paediatric surgery, urology and dermatology complete the list. ⁴ The department list appears on the hospital site. ⁴

MOTH is the clinical training ground for MIMC students. The MIU site states that the hospital provides a comprehensive environment for clinical training, with diagnostic services for medical, surgical and emergency cases. ⁴ The college site records 24/7 emergency services among its hospital features. ¹

The fact sheet notes that the hospital serves southern Azad Kashmir and the expatriate community. Hospital emergency contacts are 05827-468331 and 051-4485831. ⁴ The fact sheet records the hospital among the campus facilities of the college. The fact sheet records 500 clinical beds for the hospital.

The campus stands at D-4, New Industrial Area, Mirpur, AJ&K. ³ The fact sheet records the Sector D-4 campus in its facility list. The contact page publishes the same address for the college. ³ The site publishes the admission office numbers on that page. ³

Campus facilities recorded in our dataset include the anatomy museum and laboratory, student hostels and a central digital library. The list also records Mohiuddin Teaching Hospital in Mirpur.

The site organises teaching into basic medical sciences and clinical sciences. Basic units cover anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, pathology, forensic medicine, community medicine and a skill lab. ¹² The clinical sciences departments appear on the same site. ¹ The skill lab belongs to the basic sciences units. ²

Hostel life is part of the campus plan. The contact page lists direct lines for the boys hostel and the girls hostel. ³ The fact sheet records student hostels among the campus facilities. The hostel extensions appear beside the general contact lines. ³

The PMDC private colleges register lists Mohiuddin Islamic Medical College, Mirpur-AJ&K, with a seat allocation of 100. ⁵ The college states that the PM&DC approved its first batch of 100 students in 2009. ¹ PMDC is the national regulator for medical colleges in Pakistan.

The fact sheet records four accreditations: PMDC recognition, a WHO World Directory of Medical Schools listing, ECFMG eligibility and CPSP accreditation. The directory status for the college is active.

MIU is chartered by the Government of AJ&K. It is recognised by the Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. ¹ The charter covers the medical college as one of its units. ⁴ The charter base sits at Nerian Sharif in AJ&K. ¹

Students live on the D-4 campus in Mirpur. The contact page lists separate hostel lines for boys and girls, so residents reach hostel staff directly. ³ The fact sheet records student hostels among the campus facilities. The campus sits in the New Industrial Area of Mirpur. ³

The college uses the MIU learning system for coursework. ² The admissions page names MIU LMS for student work. ¹² The site also carries curriculum and downloads pages for students. ² Students reach course material through that system. ² The downloads page carries course material for students. ²

The college sits inside a wider MIU base that includes nursing, pharmacy and rehabilitation institutes. ⁴ Mirpur is the main city of southern Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The fact sheet does not list the college as women-only. Students reach those institutes on the same university base. ⁴