NUST School of Health Sciences

NUST School of Health Sciences is the medical school of the National University of Sciences and Technology ⁹. The record marks the school public with NUST as its affiliation. PMDC records 100 MBBS seats for the school ¹. The record lists MBBS over five years. The record gives no fee value for MBBS.

The school runs on the NUST campus in Sector H-12, Islamabad ⁴. Students take the NUMS MDCAT for admission to the MBBS session 2026-27 ³. The entry test pass mark stands at 55 percent ⁴. The NUMS MDCAT registration runs through the NUMS portal ⁶. NUST publishes the eligibility and merit criteria on its NSHS pages ⁴.

The NUST fee table lists an annual tuition of Rs 1,650,000 in the first year ⁷. The first-year total reaches Rs 2,095,000 with all charges ⁷. The record marks the school active with a hostel for students. Foreign students pay a first-year total of USD 21,060 ⁷. Hostel and transport charges follow the NUST schedule ⁷.

NUST launched the School of Health Sciences on its main Islamabad campus in 2024 ⁹. The launch covered MBBS and a degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics ⁹. The record gives 2015 as the establishment year. The record history note dates the school to 2022. NUST offers MBBS, postgraduate study, and allied health programmes at the school ⁸.

PMDC lists NUST School of Health Sciences with 100 MBBS seats ¹. The school works from Sector H-12 in Islamabad beside the main NUST campus ⁸. The campus address reads National University of Sciences and Technology Campus, Sector H-12, Islamabad ⁷.

NUST offers MBBS for the session 2026-27 on its admissions page ³. The previous session ran in 2024-25 with registration from 16 October 2024 ⁷. The provisional merit list for that session appeared on 23 December 2024 ⁷. The regular registration fee for that session was Rs 6,200 on open merit ⁷. The late fee ran at Rs 7,500 after the deadline ⁷.

The about page states that Federal Government Polyclinic Hospital works as the teaching hospital ⁸. PMDC lists that hospital with PAEC General Hospital as affiliated for the school ². The record names NUST Hospital Islamabad with 500 beds. PMDC marks both hospitals as affiliated rather than own ².

The school uses the OSIS curriculum: outcome-based, system-based, integrated, and spiral ⁸. Students meet clinical work from the first MBBS year through early clinical exposure ⁸. The clinical skills lab carries manikins and simulated patients for practice ⁸. Problem based learning and case based learning sit inside the OSIS plan ⁸.

CPSP recognises the FCPS programmes in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and chemical pathology at the school ⁸. The school also runs a four-year allied health degree in health and nutrition ⁸. The certification and TOACS courses sit beside the MBBS programme on the site ⁸.

The admissions pages carry dates, merit criteria, eligibility, and a help desk ³. The help desk runs from the Admissions Directorate at NUST H-12 ⁷. MBBS queries reach a dedicated phone line on the same page ⁷.

The record holds open-merit MBBS aggregates for two years: 91.8 in 2024 and 93.9 in 2025. The record marks both years as open merit. The record holds no other MBBS aggregates for the school.

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

MBBS gained 2.1 points between the two years. The 2025 mark stands highest in the record. The 2024 entry sits first in the series.

The weightage behind these marks runs 50 percent NUMS MDCAT, 40 percent HSSC, and 10 percent SSC ⁵. Foreign seats follow the same 50 40 10 split ⁵.

Treat 93.9 as the mark to beat for the next session. The series has two points only, so it shows a short line. Plan a margin above the last closing mark. Watch the next NUMS MDCAT cycle for the new mark.

PMDC lists Federal Government Polyclinic Hospital and PAEC General Hospital as affiliated for the school ². The about page names Federal Government Polyclinic Hospital as the teaching hospital ⁸. The record names NUST Hospital Islamabad. PMDC published the pairings on its recognised institutes list ². The school site names the teaching hospital for every applicant ⁸.

PMDC keeps both hospitals on its attached list dated 7 November 2025 ². The school page states the teaching hospital link for applicants ⁸. Both hospitals keep their own PMDC entries on the list ².

The record gives the attached hospital 500 beds. The school takes students into clinical work from the first year ⁸. Early clinical exposure connects students to the teaching hospital ⁸.

PMDC marks the pairings as affiliated for the school ². The record lists the hospital complex among the campus facilities. The school site keeps the hospital line on its about page ⁸. The record marks the hospital line for the school.

The about page links clinical mentorship to the teaching hospital ⁸. Students meet patients in hospital settings early in the programme ⁸. The mentorship line sits on the same page for applicants ⁸.

The school sits on the NUST main campus in Sector H-12, Islamabad ⁸. The record lists the NUST H-12 campus medical complex and biomedical engineering labs. It also lists an advanced anatomy simulation lab, student hostels, and the NUST central library. The record marks the school public in Islamabad. The record marks the campus facilities for the school.

The campus sits beside the Srinagar Highway, 35 minutes from the airport ⁸. The motorway M1 lies five minutes from the campus ⁸. Islamabad lies on the northern rim of the Potohar plateau ⁸.

Sports facilities cover gyms, a saddle club, tennis and squash courts, swimming pools, and a bowling alley ⁸. The campus and hostels run 24/7 security with controlled access ⁸. The facilities sit on the H-12 campus for the student body ⁸.

The record marks student hostels on the campus. The record lists the NUST central library among the facilities. English is the medium of instruction at the university ⁸. The record marks the school active in the federal capital.

PMDC lists the school with 100 MBBS seats in its register ¹. The record marks the school as active. The record marks the school in the public sector. The record marks the MBBS programme active for the session.

CPSP recognises the FCPS programmes in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and chemical pathology at the school ⁸. The record lists four credentials: PMDC recognition, a WDOMS entry, ECFMG eligibility, and CPSP accreditation.

NUST publishes the NSHS accreditation status on its site ⁸. PMDC keeps the school on its recognised list for MBBS ¹.

The NUMS MDCAT pass mark of 55 percent follows PMDC regulations ⁴. Foreign seats use SAT-II, MCAT, or UCAT under the same regulation ⁴. Foreign applicants hold the same FSc minimum of 60 percent ⁴.

The school hosts an international student body from several countries ⁸. Students work in a multicultural setting on the H-12 campus ⁸. The campus sits against the Margalla Hills in Islamabad ⁸. The about page states the international mix of the student body ⁸.

Teaching methods include flipped classroom, gamification, problem based learning, case based learning, and simulation ⁸. Early clinical exposure runs from the first MBBS year ⁸.

The record lists student hostels and the NUST central library for student use. The campus keeps 24/7 security for students and hostels ⁸.

The school runs a certification in health professional education for teachers ⁸. TOACS preparatory courses support FCPS and MCPS candidates at the school ⁸. The school keeps a gallery and news section for students ⁸.

Student affairs and helplines sit on the NUST site for the student body ⁸.