Lahore: The University of Health Sciences (UHS), on Wednesday, declared the result of MBBS fourth professional annual examination 2022.
A total of 5628 candidates from 43 affiliated medical colleges appeared in the exam out of which 4926 passed and 667 failed. The result of 35 candidates was put on the RL list. The pass percentage remained at 88.07 percent.
Nabila Awan of Avicenna Medical College Lahore got the first position securing 879/1000 marks. Muhammad Faizan Ali of Central Park Medical College, Lahore got the second position securing 878 marks. The third position was shared by Syed Umair Sajid of Sialkot Medical College Sialkot and Muhammad Hassan Rana of Multan Medical & Dental College Multan, both securing 877 marks each.
Supplementary exams will start on May 12.
It is pertinent to mention here that UHS revised changes in the examination system under the new modular curriculum for medical colleges which will be implemented from the new session i.e. 2022-23.
In a consultative meeting of stakeholders chaired by Vice Chancellor Professor Ahsan Waheed Rathore here at UHS on Tuesday, the decisions to be taken in this regard were confirmed. Heads of affiliated medical colleges and medical education experts participated in the meeting.
The members agreed to reduce the interval between the result declaration of annual examinations and the commencement of supplementary examinations from 40 days to 21 days. It was decided that under the modular curriculum, it would be mandatory for medical students to secure at least 50 pc marks in the college block exams.
Also, with less than 75 pc attendance, the student would not be allowed to appear in the annual professional examinations of the university. The student’s performance in clinical skills, professionalism, ethics, and Quranic education would become the part of assessment at the end of the year, the members agreed.
The new system will be applicable to the first-year MBBS class starting from March 01. The new timetable of the first-year MBBS was also shared with the medical colleges in the meeting. On this occasion, Professor Ahsan Waheed Rathore said that the colleges could prepare the timetable according to their resources and faculty. The university would provide all possible training and support to the teachers in this regard.
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