Bahria University College of Medicine (Islamabad)

Bahria University College of Medicine Islamabad is the MBBS college of Bahria University ³. The record marks the college active with NUMS as its affiliation. PMDC records 100 MBBS seats for the college ¹. The eligibility page states that the college may admit 100 students in MBBS ³. The record lists MBBS over five years and no BDS programme.

NUMS is the admitting university for the college and runs the entry test ³. Students clear the NUMS MDCAT with 55 percent and hold 60 percent in HSSC ³. The record gives estimated annual tuition of Rs 1,500,000 for MBBS over five years. The admission route runs through the NUMS entry test and the college portal ³.

Bahria University is a federally chartered public sector university set up by the Pakistan Navy in 2000 ⁶. The Health Sciences Campus in Islamabad opened in October 2024 ⁴. The record marks the college active with a hostel for students. The campus news page carries the current session notices for applicants ⁷.

Bahria University started in 2000 under the Pakistan Navy as a federally chartered university ⁶. The university keeps its head office at Shangrila Road in Sector E-8, Islamabad ⁵. The record gives 2015 as the establishment year for the college. The record history note dates the college to 2023. The university runs campuses in Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi ⁵.

The Health Sciences Campus in Islamabad started in October 2024 ⁴. The campus page carries the inauguration news for BUCM Islamabad ⁷. The campus holds laboratories, lecture halls, a library, and a medical museum ⁴. The news board carries a white coat ceremony entry for the MBBS class ⁷.

The eligibility page for session 2025-26 sets the rules for MBBS admission ³. NUMS is the admitting university for BUCMI Islamabad and runs the entry test ³. NUMS sends the merit list to the college ³. The eligibility page lists 60 percent HSSC and 55 percent MDCAT for MBBS ³.

The college news board carries the federal government recognition for the MBBS programme ⁷. The eligibility FAQ states that the college is recognised by PMDC ³. The FAQ answers sit on the same eligibility page for applicants ³.

The first white coat ceremony ran for the MBBS class of 2029 ⁷. The site carries a virtual tour of the BUCM campus ⁷. An admissions alert for MBBS session 2026-27 sits on the same page ⁷. The site carries an admissions preview page for incoming students ⁷.

A research cell visit to KRL Hospital sits on the news board ⁷. The college works as a constituent unit of Bahria University ³.

The site carries symposia and seminars for the student body ³. A sports gala and a world no tobacco day notice sit on the campus page ⁷. The record marks the college active in Islamabad.

The record holds self-finance MBBS aggregates for two years: 83.9 in 2024 and 87 in 2025. The record marks both years as self-finance.

The record marks no MBBS aggregate for 2022 or 2023. The two gaps sit before the first entry in the series. The record holds no MBBS value before 2024.

MBBS gained 3.1 points between the two years. The 2025 mark stands highest in the record. The record holds no other MBBS aggregates for the college.

Merit weightage runs 50 percent NUMS MDCAT, 40 percent HSSC, and 10 percent SSC ³. The criteria follow the PMDC policy of 2023 ³.

Treat 87 as the mark to beat for the next session. The series has two points only, so the trend line stays short. Plan a margin above the last closing mark. Watch the next NUMS MDCAT cycle for the new mark.

PMDC pairs the college with PNS Hafeez in Islamabad and marks it as own ². PMDC lists KRL Hospital as an affiliated hospital for the college ². PMDC marks both pairings for the medical college on one list ². The record names PNS Shifa Islamabad with 500 beds.

The record lists the PNS Shifa complex among the campus facilities. A research cell visit to KRL Hospital sits on the news board ⁷. The visit note names KRL Hospital and the IBGE for the research cell ⁷.

The record describes clinical training across naval and military healthcare. PMDC published both pairings on its hospital list of 7 November 2025 ². The record ties the clinical work to naval and military healthcare.

The college site names KRL Hospital in a research visit news item ⁷. The record gives the attached hospital 500 beds. The record marks the hospital line active for the college.

PMDC keeps the own and affiliated pairings on one register for the college ². The two hospitals work in Islamabad beside the campus ². The two pairings carry own and affiliated status on the list ².

The Health Sciences Campus sits at Naval Anchorage in Islamabad ⁴. The record lists the PNS Shifa complex and the Sector E-8 campus. It also lists advanced anatomy labs, student residencies, and a central digital library. The record marks the campus facilities for the college.

The campus carries laboratories, modern lecture halls, a library, and a medical museum ⁴. The curriculum blends theory with hands-on clinical experience on the campus ⁴. The medical museum sits beside the library on the campus page ⁴.

The eligibility page opens the college to all qualified candidates regardless of domicile ³. The record marks student residencies on the campus. Admission stays merit based for candidates from anywhere in Pakistan ³. The record marks the college hostel for student housing.

The site keeps a virtual tour of the BUCM campus for visitors ⁷. The record marks the campus active in Islamabad. The record lists a central digital library for the campus.

PMDC records 100 MBBS seats for the college ¹. The record marks the college as active. The record marks MBBS as the only programme in the record.

The eligibility FAQ states that the college is recognised by PMDC ³. The site carries news of federal government recognition for the MBBS programme ⁷.

The record lists four credentials: PMDC recognition, a WDOMS entry, ECFMG eligibility, and CPSP accreditation. NUMS works as the admitting university for the college ³.

The merit criteria follow the PMDC policy and regulations of 2023 ³. The policy set its date at 13 July 2023 ³. NUMS runs the entry test under the PMDC regulation of 2023 ³.

The college runs one mentor for every ten students in the class ³. Mentors are faculty members who guide the academic work ³. Students meet their mentors through the faculty network on campus ³.

Teaching mixes lectures, small group sessions, problem based learning, and evidence based medicine ³. All subjects sit in an integrated curriculum ³.

Marks split into 20 percent internal evaluation and 80 percent annual examination ³. Internal tests cover CAT, block exams, OSPE, OSCE, and viva ³.

Limited hostel rooms run on a first come first serve basis for boys and girls ³. The record lists student residencies on the campus. The hostel note sits in the eligibility FAQ for applicants ³.

A merit scholarship runs on the university professional examination ³. The record lists a central digital library for student work. The site carries news for symposia, seminars, and guest lectures ³.