The latest news on the Sindh MDCAT 2026 retake — the inquiry report, the court case, and the final decision date — has thousands of medical aspirants waiting anxiously. After MDCAT 2026 in Sindh, students raised serious complaints — alleged paper leaks in Karachi, mismanaged examination centers, long waits in extreme heat, objections to the Biology, Chemistry, and Physics answer keys, and question papers taken back from candidates instead of being made public. Notably, complaints have come only from Sindh — no issues were reported from any other province.
Sindh MDCAT 2026 Retake – Inquiry Report, Court Case & Final Decision Date
Senate Standing Committee on Health Chairman Amir Chishti has stated clearly: if negligence is proven, MDCAT 2026 will 100% be re-conducted in Sindh. A 4-member professional inquiry team has been sent to Sukkur to examine records at IBA Sukkur and coordinate with the testing service.
Will MDCAT Be Held Again in Sindh? Latest Retake Update 2026
Separately, Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal has directed PMDC to formally investigate all complaints. The final decision will come after the inquiry committee submits its report — no date announced yet.
What Political Leaders Said About Sindh MDCAT
The controversy, what every political leader said, and when the decision is expected.
Amir Chishti (Senate Health Committee Chairman):
Revealed paper leak complaints surfaced in Sindh two years ago — and the same situation repeated this year, especially in Karachi. Placed responsibility squarely on the PMDC and the Sindh government, saying those responsible should have been punished earlier.
Dr. Farooq Sattar (MQM-P):
At a fiery press conference in Bahadurabad, accused the government and IBA Sukkur of “compromising merit” and “playing with the future of Karachi’s students.” Demanded question papers and answer keys be made public, warning MQM-P would approach the Sindh High Court.
Sharjeel Inam Memon (Sindh Government):
Dismissed the allegations as political point-scoring, rejecting “politics over children.” The Sindh government stands by the examination process.
Monem Zafar Khan (JI Karachi Chief):
In a letter to the PMDC President, demanded an independent retest of the top 100 candidates, questioned IBA Sukkur’s appointment, and sought a transparent account of the Rs 1.26 billion collected in fees.
What Students Said – MDCAT 2026 Aspirants Speak Out
- Nearly 9,500 Karachi candidates packed into just 2 centers (Dow Ojha Campus, NED University) — versus 19 centers in Peshawar, 6 in Lahore. Roughly 6,000 students per center.
- Students left home at 4 AM; seated in open areas under extreme heat with no drinking water — many fainted; some sat for 8 hours. Fee charged: Rs 9,000 per candidate.
- 9,505 appeared in Karachi; 5,492 passed. The Senate Chairman himself called Karachi’s results “alarming” — that triggered the inquiry.
Sindh MDCAT Court Case Update
Ten students have petitioned the Sindh High Court seeking public release of the question paper and answer keys, plus a stay on the provisional merit list.
Expected Decision – Possible Outcomes
What Students Should Do Now
- Keep studying — a retake could come on short notice
- Preserve your result card, admit card, and carbon copy of the response sheet
- Follow only official PMDC and Sindh health department notices — ignore “confirmed retake” rumors on social media
- Never pay anyone claiming to “fix” results
FAQs
Will MDCAT 2026 be re-conducted in Sindh?
Only if the Senate inquiry proves negligence. Nothing confirmed yet.
When is the decision expected?
After the inquiry committee submits its report — no date announced.
What did the Senate Chairman announce?
Amir Chishti said a retake is 100% certain if the probe finds negligence.
What are students demanding?
Release of papers and answer keys, stay on the merit list, and a retest of the top 100 candidates.
Why is Karachi the focus?
9,500 candidates in just 2 centers, extreme heat, fainting students, and paper leak complaints.
What was the passing score?
99/180 for MBBS.
What should aspirants do now?
Keep studying, keep documents safe, follow only official PMDC notices.
