Suleman Roshan Medical College

Suleman Roshan Medical College is a private medical college in Tando Adam, district Sanghar, in Sindh. Our dataset records JSMU Karachi as the affiliating university. The college teaches the five-year MBBS course. ¹⁴ The fact sheet describes it as a referral and training centre for central and rural Sindh.

Our dataset records no seat count for the MBBS course. Wikipedia gives the college 100 MBBS seats. ¹¹ PMDC’s private medical colleges list does not include the college. ⁷ The joint Sindh prospectus lists the JSMU affiliated institutions without this college. ¹⁰ The home page reports 500 or more enrolled students and 60 or more faculty members. ¹

Clinical teaching runs at the teaching hospital beside the college. Our dataset names it Suleman Roshan Teaching Hospital with 500 beds. The site gives its hospital a capacity of 500 beds and more than 50 specialists. ³

Our dataset records the recognition status as court-ordered. The site offers MBBS beside DPT, food and nutrition, paramedical and nursing programmes. ¹ It describes its hospital as a treatment centre and a teaching hospital. ³ Our dataset records hostel provision at the college.

Our dataset dates the college to 2011. It states that the Suleman Roshan Group of Education founded the college in Tando Adam, district Sanghar. The fact sheet describes the college as a referral and training centre for central and rural Sindh.

The site offers MBBS beside DPT, food and nutrition, paramedical and nursing courses. ¹ Each programme page carries a prospectus, a fee structure, admission criteria and a vacant-seat notice. ¹ The MBBS course runs for five years. ⁴

The MBBS page sets the route for applicants. Intermediate marks, the national MDCAT, an entrance test and a personal interview form the entry route. ⁴ Medical fitness and documentation complete the requirements. ⁴

PMDC’s private medical colleges list does not include the college. ⁷ Its attached-hospitals list records the college in Tando Adam as provisionally recognized by the erstwhile PMC. ⁹ Wikipedia records 100 MBBS seats for the college. ¹¹ The joint Sindh prospectus omits the college from its affiliated-institutions list. ¹⁰

LUMHS published the first selection list for MBBS session 2024-25 that names the college. ⁶ The list carries 100 candidates, from 88.83609 down to 76.77273. ⁶ DUHS holds a preference list for MBBS session 2023-24 in which candidates named the college first. ⁵ That document runs to 378 candidates. ⁵

The site describes its hospital as a treatment centre and a teaching hospital. ³ It states that the hospital trains the next generation of healthcare providers. ³ The history page counts more than 1,000 graduates. ² The site records 500 or more beds, 50 or more specialists and round-the-clock emergency care. ³

That page lists educational excellence, clinical training and research innovation as its milestones. ² The site also carries a principal message, a gallery and an IT services page. ¹ A research opportunities page sits beside job opportunities under the career menu. ¹ The home page opens admissions for session 2026-27 with quick apply buttons. ¹

The MBBS self-finance closing aggregate moved from 75.85% in 2022 to 77.20% in 2023, then to 77.80% in 2024 and 81.20% in 2025. The 2025 figure is the highest on this record. Our dataset holds no gaps across the four years. The 2022 to 2025 rise totals 5.35 points.

The LUMHS first selection list for session 2024-25 carries 100 names for the college. ⁶ Its top score is 88.83609 and its last score is 76.77273. ⁶ The DUHS preference list for session 2023-24 runs from 91.072 down to 65.008. ⁵ That list shows candidates naming the college among their choices. ⁵

Merit uses 10% SSC, 40% HSSC and 50% MDCAT in the joint Sindh prospectus. ¹⁰ Fees sit at Rs. 1.2 million per year in our dataset, marked as an estimate. Read sessions with care. The MDCAT scale moved from 210 marks in 2021 to 200 marks in 2022 and then to 180 marks. ¹²

Our dataset records Suleman Roshan Teaching Hospital in Tando Adam as the attached hospital with 500 beds. The site describes its teaching hospital beside the college with a capacity of 500 beds. ³ Our dataset centres clinical teaching at that hospital. PMDC gives the college address in Tando Adam. ⁹

The site states that the hospital works as a treatment centre and a teaching hospital. ³ The site records 50 or more medical specialists across 20 or more departments. ³ Emergency services run around the clock, as the site records. ³

PMDC records an own hospital for the college in Tando Adam. ⁹ The same row marks the college as provisionally recognized by the erstwhile PMC. ⁹ The site states that the hospital trains the next generation of healthcare providers. ³ The home page lists the hospital among its quick access tiles for visitors. ¹

The MBBS page records clinical rotations in affiliated hospitals and healthcare centres. ⁴ Its laboratories cover anatomy, pathology, physiology and biochemistry with modern equipment. ⁴ Practical clinical training for MBBS and DPT students runs at the hospital, as the site states. ³ The home page tags clinical rotations, internships and hands-on training among its highlights. ¹

Campus facilities in our dataset are the Tando Adam hospital, modern lecture theatres, an anatomy laboratory, on-campus student hostels and a digital library. Our dataset records hostel provision for students at the college.

The site menu lists a central library, hostel facilities, cafeteria and dining and transportation for students. ¹ A student portal and policies with guidelines sit under student affairs. ¹ Job opportunities, a house-job application and an alumni page sit beside them. ¹ A scholarships link and a policies page sit in the footer programme list. ¹

The MBBS laboratories cover anatomy, pathology, physiology and biochemistry with modern equipment. ⁴ The curriculum runs five years with core subjects and clinical hours, as the page states. ⁴ The site carries a prospectus, a fee structure and vacant-seat pages for every programme. ¹

The college sits in Tando Adam and the hospital shares the town with it. ⁹ The site carries a How to Find Us page for visitors. ¹ The footer groups quick links to about, departments, faculty, hospital, gallery and career pages. ¹ A policies page sits in the footer beside the programme list. ¹

Our dataset records the recognition status as court-ordered. It also records PMDC recognition, WHO WDOMS listing, ECFMG eligibility and CPSP accreditation.

PMDC’s private medical colleges list does not include the college. ⁷ Its attached-hospitals list records the college as provisionally recognized by the erstwhile PMC. ⁹ The joint prospectus’s affiliated-institutions list does not carry the college either. ¹⁰ Wikipedia lists the college among private medical colleges in Pakistan. ¹¹

Wikipedia records the college under WDOMS profile F0007604. ¹¹ LUMHS and DUHS published admissions lists that include the college. ⁶⁵ Five admitting universities process private college forms in Sindh, as the prospectus states. ¹⁰ The home page carries a quality enhancement and standards tile for applicants. ¹

Four student societies run on campus. ¹ They are the SRMC Student Society, the Blood Donor Society, the Muslim Community and the Welfare Society. ¹ The site lists all four under a student societies menu. ¹ The home page tags modern labs, rehabilitation centres and research focus among its highlights. ¹

Student affairs pages carry a student portal and policies with guidelines. ¹ Training covers student training programmes, workshops and seminars, extracurricular activities and sports. ¹ The career menu carries job opportunities and a house-job application. ¹ Recreation sits beside sports under the training and activities menu. ¹

The site lists hostel facilities, cafeteria and dining and transportation among student facilities. ¹ The central library sits under the same menu. ¹ An alumni page and research opportunities keep graduates and students in contact. ¹ The home page reports 1,000 or more clinical hours in affiliated hospitals for students. ¹