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Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences for Girls campus Clifton Karachi
Private sectorWomen only

Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences for Girls

Karachi, SindhEstablished 1998JSMU KarachiSir Syed Hospital (500 beds)Hostel available

MBBS seats

100

Recognized seats

Annual fee

PKR 14 lakh

Estimated from fee ceiling

Closing merit

83.80%

2025, Self-finance

Clinical beds

500

Sir Syed Hospital

Overview

Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences for Girls is a private medical and dental college in Clifton, Karachi. It admits women only, and its name and hostel pages agree on that setting. 13 Jinnah Sindh Medical University is the affiliating university in our dataset. Sindh routes private college admissions through five admitting universities, and JSMU sits in Karachi. 5

Our dataset records a five-year MBBS course with 100 seats and a four-year BDS course with 50 seats. JSMU lists the same seat counts for the college. 4 PMDC gives the medical side 100 seats 6 and the dental side 50 seats. 7

Clinical teaching runs at Sir Syed Hospital on Korangi Road. Dental training runs at Sir Syed Dental Hospital, which stands next to the same hospital. 1 The medical side lists 19 departments and the dental side lists 11. 1

Our dataset records PMDC recognition, WHO WDOMS listing, ECFMG eligibility and CPSP accreditation for the college. Our dataset also lists 500 clinical beds and a girls hostel at the college.

At a Glance

Sector

private Sector

Admitting Authority

JSMU Karachi

Primary Hospital

Sir Syed Hospital

Clinical Beds

500 Beds

Campus Facilities & Infrastructure

Sir Syed Hospital CliftonDedicated Female Medical CampusDigital Learning Resource CentreGirls Hostels in CliftonCentral Library

Accreditations & Global Listings

PMDC RecognizedWHO (WDOMS)ECFMG EligibleCPSP Accredited

Data verified for Session 2025-2026 admissions. Source: PMDC gazette, JSMU Karachi admission prospectus, official merit notifications, and university admissions office.

History and milestones

Our dataset dates the college to 1998 and states that it was founded in Clifton, Karachi. It takes its name from the reformer Sir Syed Ahmed Khan. The about menu carries the mission, the vision and the objectives of the college. 1 The site menu carries messages from the chairperson, the vice-chancellor and the secretary. 1

The college states that it was established in 1998. A new administration block was added in June 2016. 1 A governing body oversees the college, as the menu records. 1 Short term and long term goals sit in the same menu. 1

JSMU records the affiliation date as 20 November 2014 for the MBBS and BDS programmes. 4 The site menu lists JSMU, PMDC, WHO, Karachi University, CPSP, Sindh Medical Faculty and Texas Tech University USA under accreditation. 1

Wikipedia dates the college to 1998 under JSMU and gives it WDOMS profile F0000588 with ECFMG recognition from 2002 to date. 8 The Wikipedia table places the college in the JSMU column. 8

The MBBS class of 2025-26 is the 28th batch and the BDS class is the 16th batch. 1 The site carries separate admission forms for the two batches. 1 The admissions menu carries a pre-registration page for the 2025-26 session. 1 A separate examination section carries rules, enrollment rules and results. 1 A fee structure page for session 2025-26 sits in the same menu. 1 The examination cell posts results for each batch on the site. 1

PMDC lists Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences for Girls in Karachi with 100 MBBS seats. 6 Its dental list carries a 50-seat dental college for the same institution. 7

The home page sets out departments from Anatomy and Biochemistry to Psychiatry and Neurology. Forensic autopsies take place at the nearby JPMC. 1 The pathology and microbiology department was established in July 2001. 1 Pharmacology teaches third year with 100 lectures of one hour each. 1 The programme menu lists diabetes and endocrinology training beside MBBS and BDS. 1 Other programmes on the menu include BLS and BSS courses with continuing medical and dental education. 1

MBBS program

5 years

Recognized seats

100

Open merit seats

Annual tuition

PKR 14 lakh

Estimated from the UHS private sector fee ceiling

Closing merit (latest)

83.80%

Self-finance (2025)

YearOpen meritSelf-finance
2025Not published83.80%
2024Not published80.60%
2023Not published80.55%
2022Not published79.20%

BDS program

4 years

Recognized seats

50

Open merit seats

Annual tuition

PKR 12.50 lakh

Estimated from the UHS private sector fee ceiling

Closing merit (latest)

81.30%

Self-finance (2025)

YearOpen meritSelf-finance
2025Not published81.30%
2024Not published78.20%

Fee structure

Annual tuition in PKR. Public colleges charge a single nominal rate; private colleges run a separate self-finance schedule that is several multiples higher than the public rate.

ProgramOpen merit feeSelf-finance feeDuration
MBBSPKR 14 lakhest.Not published5 years
BDSPKR 12.50 lakhest.Not published4 years

Closing merit history

Aggregate percentage for the last candidate admitted in each year. Public colleges report open-merit; private colleges report the self-finance pool.

76%78%81%83%85%202220232024202579.2080.5580.6083.8078.2081.30
MBBS(self-finance)BDS(self-finance)

What the merit trend shows

The MBBS self-finance closing aggregate moved from 79.20% in 2022 to 80.55% in 2023, then to 80.60% in 2024 and 83.80% in 2025. The 2025 figure is the highest on this record. The 2025 MBBS figure sits 4.60 points above the 2022 figure.

BDS records close later. Our dataset holds a 78.20% closing aggregate for 2024 and 81.30% for 2025, with no BDS figures for 2022 and 2023. Fees sit at Rs. 1.4 million for MBBS and Rs. 1.25 million for BDS in our dataset, marked as estimates.

The LUMHS first selection list for session 2024-25 carries 100 names. Its top score is 94.00909 and its last listed score is 78.75151. 9 Merit uses 50% MDCAT, 40% Intermediate and 10% Matric. 25 Read sessions with care. The MDCAT scale moved from 210 marks in 2021 to 200 marks in 2022 and then to 180 marks. 10

Admission process

The college runs its own registration, while Sindh holds a centralized process through its admitting universities. The admissions menu carries requirements, pre-registration and FAQs for applicants. 251 The site also posts an application form for session 2025-26 beside the pre-registration page. 1

  1. Hold F.Sc (Pre-Medical) with at least 65% unadjusted marks, or an IBCC equivalent certificate. 2
  2. Score at least 55% in the national MDCAT for MBBS, or 50% for BDS. 2
  3. Download the registration form from the college site or collect it from the admission office. 2
  4. Attach attested copies of SSC and HSSC records, IBCC equivalence, domicile, photographs and the MDCAT result. 2
  5. Pay the non-refundable Rs. 2,000 processing fee by cash or bank draft. 2
  6. Submit the complete pack before the last date. Incomplete or late forms are not processed. 2
  7. Apply separately for MBBS and BDS. Separate merit lists follow each programme. 2
  8. The site banner carries a link to the SMBBMU Larkana centralized portal for session 2025-26. 1
  9. The joint Sindh prospectus sets the eligibility floor and merit weights for every institute in the province. 5

Teaching hospitals and clinical training

Our dataset records Sir Syed Hospital as the attached hospital with 500 beds. Our dataset centres clinical teaching at that hospital.

The hospital sits on main Korangi Road, about 4 km from Saddar, and both public and private transport reach it. 1 Ample car parking sits in and around the site. 1 The site describes the hospital as well equipped to give the full spectrum of medical and surgical care. 1 The anaesthesia department supports the intensive care unit. 1 Forensic teaching uses anatomical models and an X-ray illuminator at the JPMC. 1

Sir Syed Dental Hospital stands next to it. Its clinical departments occupy each floor and cover oral surgery, prosthodontics, orthodontics, operative dentistry and periodontology. 1 The dental hospital gives students their clinical training. 1

The paediatric ward holds 30 beds, with 10 neonatal beds, four incubators and two paediatric ventilators. 1 The ENT outpatient department records about 220 to 240 patients each month. 1 Third and fourth year students attend the eye and ENT outpatient departments. 1 Radiology serves indoor and outdoor patients around the clock. 1 The eye outpatient department runs at Sir Syed Hospital in Qayumabad. 1 The obstetrics and gynaecology faculty works day and night. 1

Campus and facilities

The college sits opposite Boating Basin in Clifton, a quiet part of the city. It lies 4 km from downtown Saddar and accepts all common types of public transport. 1

The college is housed in a modern, purpose-built building with a covered area of 100,000 square feet. 1 Campus facilities in our dataset are the Clifton hostel, the digital learning resource centre, the central library and the attached hospital. The dataset also lists a dedicated female medical campus. The administration block added in June 2016 holds the personnel and examination offices. 1

The library sits on the second floor, seats 120 students and covers 2,500 square feet. It holds about 4,100 books on medical and dental subjects. 1

The learning resource centre holds 25 computers with fibre broadband and an e-library. 1 Only full-time students from outside Karachi qualify for a hostel bed in DHA Phase-IV or Phase-II, and beds depend on availability. 1 The examinations section posts rules, enrollment rules and results for enrolled students. 1

Recognition and listings

Our dataset records PMDC recognition, WHO WDOMS listing, ECFMG eligibility and CPSP accreditation. The site menu adds Karachi University, Sindh Medical Faculty and Texas Tech University USA. 1

PMDC lists the medical side with 100 seats 6 and the dental side with 50 seats. 7 The degree sits in the WHO World Directory under profile F0000588, and Wikipedia records ECFMG recognition from 2002 to date. 8

The joint Sindh prospectus names the college among the JSMU affiliated institutions for session 2025-26. 5 JSMU dates its affiliation to 20 November 2014. 4 The site groups the seven recognition bodies on one accreditation menu for applicants to check. 1

Student life

The college serves women only, and its teaching and hostels follow that setting. 13 Out-of-town students live in female hostels in DHA Phase-IV and Phase-II. 3 The site runs a Why SSCMS section for prospective students. 1

The student section carries news and activities, an event gallery, the INSIGHT newsletter and the HOPE magazine. 1 Student affairs, attendance rules and disciplinary rules sit on the site. 1 Attendance rules apply to every session and the site posts them for students. 1 A curricular theme page sets out how the MBBS course runs. 1

A canteen with lawns gives students a place between classes. 3 The hostel pages carry the rules for allotment and residence. 3 Alumni registration and the quality enhancement cell extend student services beyond the degree. 1 Extracurricular notices and event galleries post through the student section. 1

Contact and official links

Address
ST-32, Block-5, Boating Basin, Clifton, Karachi
Telephone
+(92-21) 35838682, 35835891, 35360456, 35360457
Admissions email
[email protected]
Centralized portal
admissions.smbbmu.edu.pk

Common questions

Is the college open to male students?

No. Our dataset records the college as women-only, and the college name states the same setting for every applicant. The hostel page shows it with female hostels in DHA Phase-IV and Phase-II. Only full-time students from outside Karachi are eligible for a bed, and an expansion programme runs to meet hostel demand. 13

What marks do I need?

The college asks for at least 65% unadjusted marks in F.Sc Pre-Medical or an IBCC equivalent. MDCAT pass marks stand at 55% for MBBS and 50% for BDS. The joint Sindh prospectus sets the HSSC floor at 60% for the province. 25

How is the aggregate calculated?

The college counts 50% MDCAT, 40% Intermediate or equivalent and 10% Matric or equivalent. The joint Sindh prospectus uses the same three components across the province. Separate merit lists run for MBBS and BDS, so apply to both if you want both. 25

Where do I send my application?

Download the form from the college site or collect it from the admission office, then submit the pack with the Rs. 2,000 fee. The site banner also carries a link to the SMBBMU Larkana centralized portal for session 2025-26. Read the joint prospectus for province-wide dates. 215

Where do students train clinically?

Clinical teaching runs at Sir Syed Hospital on main Korangi Road, which our dataset records at 500 beds. Dental students train at Sir Syed Dental Hospital next door. The paediatric ward holds 30 beds with 10 neonatal beds. The college describes the hospital as well equipped for medical and surgical care. 1

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Sources

Page research verified 2026-10-07. Every numbered marker in the text links to the matching entry below.

  1. [1] SSCMS — Home, college website, accessed 2026-10-07
  2. [2] SSCMS — Admission requirements, college website, accessed 2026-10-07
  3. [3] SSCMS — Facilities, college website, accessed 2026-10-07
  4. [4] JSMU — Affiliated colleges for MBBS and BDS, admitting university, accessed 2026-10-07
  5. [5] DUHS — Prospectus MBBS and BDS session 2025-26, all Sindh (PDF), prospectus, accessed 2026-10-07
  6. [6] PMDC — Private medical colleges list, pmdc, accessed 2026-10-07
  7. [7] PMDC — Private dental colleges list, pmdc, accessed 2026-10-07
  8. [8] Wikipedia — List of medical colleges in Pakistan, wikipedia, accessed 2026-10-07
  9. [9] LUMHS — First selection list MBBS session 2024-25, Sir Syed College (PDF), merit list, accessed 2026-10-07
  10. [10] Wikipedia — Medical and Dental College Admission Test, wikipedia, accessed 2026-10-07

PMDC (pmdc.pk/colleges) for the current recognition status. JSMU Karachi admission prospectus for the latest published seats and fees. Individual college websites and fee notifications for any figure not in the prospectus. Wikipedia "List of medical schools in Pakistan" for cross-checking seat counts.

MDCAT test score scales changed over time (210 in 2021, 200 in 2022, 180 from 2025). The MDCAT weightage in the aggregate formula (typically 50% MDCAT, 40% HSSC, 10% SSC) has stayed stable across cycles we cover. Closing merit numbers between cycles may not be directly comparable.