Bhittai Dental and Medical College

Bhittai Dental and Medical College is a private dental college in Mirpurkhas, Sindh. ¹ Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences (LUMHS), Jamshoro affiliates the college. ¹ The website marks it recognised by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council. ¹ The website also marks it approved by the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination. ¹

The PMDC private dental colleges list records 80 BDS seats for the college. ² Our dataset also records 80 BDS seats for the programme. The college runs one BDS batch each year in our record. LUMHS published the first BDS merit list for the session 2024-25. ⁴

Our dataset dates the founding to 2014. Its history field records 2003. The college website states that the dental section started in the session 2010/2011. ¹ The website names the dental section as the first part of the college. ¹

Our dataset records 450 beds at the attached teaching hospital. It marks hostel accommodation as available. The facilities in our record hold modern dental clinics, a medical library and the Jarwar Medical Complex. The website lists nine health programmes at the campus. ¹ Our dataset records a fee of PKR 1,200,000 for the course.

Our dataset dates the founding of the college to 2014. Its history field records 2003. The college website states that the dental section started in the session 2010/2011. ¹ The website states that the other colleges followed the dental college. ¹ The three dates sit in one record set.

LUMHS Jamshoro affiliates the college. ¹ The website marks the college approved by the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination. ¹ It marks recognition by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council. ¹ The website also lists the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan. ¹

The website lists nine programmes at the college. BDS runs for four years. ¹ The other programmes hold physiotherapy, nursing, public health, pharmacy, nutrition and laboratory technology. ¹ The programme list carries no MBBS entry. ¹ Our dataset records one programme, BDS.

The website gives the address as Jarwari Canal, Ring Road, Mirpurkhas. ¹ The PMDC attached-hospitals list gives the address as Umerkot Road, Mirpurkhas. ³ PMDC published the college entry in its final attached-hospitals list of 2025. ³ Both address lines place the campus inside Mirpurkhas city. ¹³

LUMHS published the first BDS merit list for session 2024-25 for the college. ⁴ The list opens at a total score of 89.48636. ⁴ DUHS published a BDS aggregate list for the college for session 2023-24. ⁵ Both universities have run lists for this college. ⁴⁵

PMDC lists 80 BDS seats for the college. ² PMDC records the college hospital as owned by the college. ³ The website runs a fee structure for the 15th BDS batch of session 2025-26. ¹ Our dataset records the recognition status as active. Our dataset lists five admitting universities for the province of Sindh. LUMHS in Jamshoro and SMBBMU in Larkana cover the rest of the province.

The website carries a list of contact numbers and two email addresses. ¹ It names the principal and the admission office in its pages. ¹ The college sits on Ring Road in Mirpurkhas. ¹ Our dataset places the college in the Mirpurkhas district of Sindh. The college holds its address in the south of the province. DUHS runs the admission process for the private colleges of Sindh. ⁶

The Sindh admission process builds the aggregate from three parts. SSC marks carry 10 percent, HSSC marks carry 40 percent and MDCAT marks carry 50 percent. ⁷⁸ Both prospectuses print this formula for the province. ⁷⁸ Every part enters the formula as a percentage of the marks you score.

Our dataset records these closing self-finance aggregates for BDS: 76.5 percent in 2024 and 79.8 percent in 2025. The 2025 value sits 3.3 points above the 2024 value. Both rows carry the self-finance quota label. Our dataset holds two closing sessions for the college.

The MDCAT mark scale changed between 2021 and 2025. The same percentage does not mean the same raw score in every row. Read each college row against the current formula before you compare sessions. ⁸ MDCAT carries half the weight of the aggregate. Sindh publishes one closing list for the quota you hold.

Our dataset records 450 beds at the attached teaching hospital. PMDC lists Bhittai Dental and Medical College Hospital, Mirpurkhas as a hospital owned by the college. ³ The website names the hospital Bhitai Welfare Hospital. ¹ Our dataset names it Bhittai Teaching Hospital. The three names point at one clinical site in our record.

PMDC places the college and hospital at Umerkot Road, Mirpurkhas. ³ The website places them at Jarwari Canal, Ring Road, Mirpurkhas. ¹ Both lines locate the college inside Mirpurkhas district. ¹³ The hospital runs beside the academic block in our record. Students cross to the wards from the dental clinics on site.

Our dataset notes that the hospital serves the Thar desert and lower Sindh. It gives clinical care to the region alongside the teaching work. The hospital carries the name of the college. PMDC published the hospital entry in 2025. ³ The clinical years run at the hospital beside the academic block. ¹

The website lists no bed count for the hospital. Our dataset records 450 beds at the site. PMDC published the attached-hospitals list on 7 November 2025. ³ The list separates owned hospitals from affiliated hospitals for each college. ³

Our dataset lists the campus facilities for the college. The list holds Bhittai Hospital at Mirpurkhas, the Jarwar Medical Complex, modern dental clinics, student hostels and a medical library. The academic block sits with the hospital on one site in our record. Our dataset marks hostel accommodation as available for men and women.

The website gives the address as Jarwari Canal, Ring Road, Mirpurkhas. ¹ The campus sits in Mirpurkhas in the south of Sindh. ¹ The dental clinics on the site take patients in the clinical years. ¹ The medical library holds the reference collection in our record. The library sits inside the academic block.

Our dataset lists student hostels at the campus. The hostels house students from Mirpurkhas and the districts around it. The Jarwar Medical Complex stands among the facilities in our record. The hostels sit inside the campus area in our record. The medical library holds the reference collection for the students. The recorded facilities run from the hospital to the library.

PMDC lists the college in its private dental colleges table with 80 BDS seats. ² The website marks the college approved by the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination. ¹ It marks recognition by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council. ¹ Our dataset records the recognition status as active. PMDC published the college entry in 2025. ³

LUMHS Jamshoro affiliates the college. ¹ The website also lists the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan and the Sindh Healthcare Commission. ¹ Our recognition record carries the PMDC recognition entry, the WHO directory listing, ECFMG eligibility and CPSP accreditation. The affiliation covers the BDS course of study. ¹

Our dataset marks hostel accommodation as available at the college. The hostels house students who travel to Mirpurkhas for the session. The campus facilities in our record hold modern dental clinics and a medical library. The hostels sit inside the campus area. Our dataset marks the college as mixed rather than women only.

The website runs a fee structure for the 15th BDS batch of session 2025-26. ¹ It lists nine programmes, so the campus holds students from several health fields. ¹ The BDS course runs for four years. ¹ The other courses run across the health sciences.

The campus sits in Mirpurkhas, close to the Thar desert belt of Sindh. ¹ Our dataset notes service to the Thar desert and lower Sindh. Clinical work runs at the hospital beside the academic block. ¹ Students reach the hospital from the academic block on foot.