UHS Private MBBS & BDS Admissions 2026–27

UHS Private MBBS & BDS Admissions 2026–27: Complete Guide, Schedule, Merit Formula & Affiliated Colleges

Securing a seat in a recognized medical or dental college is the ultimate milestone for thousands of pre-medical students across Pakistan. In compliance with the Admission Policy notified by the Specialized Healthcare & Medical Education Department (SHC&MED), Government of Punjab, on October 14, 2026, the University of Health Sciences (UHS) Lahore has officially invited online applications for first-twelve months MBBS and BDS admissions in Private Sector Medical and Dental Colleges in Punjab for the Academic Session 2026–2027.

With 34 private medical colleges and 18 personal dental colleges falling under the centralized UHS admission umbrella this session, navigating the updated preference rules, fee deposit structures, and strict timelines requires whole clarity. Whether you are applying on Open Merit or under the 15% Overseas Pakistani/Dual National quota, a single documentation error or missed deadline can cost you an entire academic twelve months.

This authoritative, A-to-Z guide breaks down the official UHS Private Sector MBBS and BDS admission notification for 2026–27. Inside, you will find the exact merit calculation formula, full college directories, step-by-step portal instructions, mandatory fee rules, and strategic insights to aid you secure your medical career.


UHS Private Medical & Dental Admissions 2026–27: Quick Overview

For students and parents looking for immediate answers (optimized for quick reference), the core parameters of the 2026–27 centralized private admission cycle are outlined below:

  • Admitting Authority: University of Health Sciences (UHS), Lahore
  • Regulatory Body: Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC)
  • Programs Offered: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) & Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
  • Total Participating Institutions: 34 Private Medical Colleges & 18 Private Dental Colleges in Punjab
  • MBBS Application Window: October 23, 2026 (09:00 AM) to November 6, 2026 (05:00 PM)
  • BDS Application Window: December 18, 2026 (09:00 AM) to January 1, 2027 (05:00 PM)
  • Application Processing Fee: Rs. 2,000/- (Non-refundable, per portal)
  • Initial Token Fee upon Selection: Rs. 600,000/- (Deposited via UHS portal within 3 working days of merit list display)

Official UHS Admission Schedule 2026–27 (MBBS & BDS)

UHS operates completely separate application and selection timelines for MBBS and BDS programs. While MBBS applications begin in late October 2026, the BDS portal opens in mid-December 2026. Review the official schedule below to ensure you not ever miss a critical cut-off moment:

Sr. No.Admission Milestone / DescriptionMBBS Schedule (2026–27)BDS Schedule (2026–27)
1Online Application Start DateFriday, 23rd October 2026 (09:00 AM)

| Friday, 18th December 2026 (09:00 AM)

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| 2 | Online Application Closing Date | Friday, 6th November 2026 (05:00 PM)

| Friday, 1st January 2027 (05:00 PM)

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| 3 | Provisional Order of Merit | Friday, 13th November 2026

| Friday, 8th January 2027

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| 4 | Final Order of Merit | Monday, 16th November 2026

| Monday, 11th January 2027

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| 5 | First Selection List | Wednesday, 18th November 2026

| Wednesday, 13th January 2027

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| 6 | Second Selection List | Monday, 23rd November 2026

| Monday, 18th January 2027

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| 7 | Third Selection List | Friday, 27th November 2026

| Friday, 22nd January 2027

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| 8 | Commencement of Classes | Monday, 1st February 2027

| Monday, 1st March 2027

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Important Note: The schedule above remains subject to any directives issued by the PM&DC and/or the Government of Punjab from period to moment, including changes to the number of selection lists to be displayed. Candidates can stay updated on actual-moment merit announcements and educational alerts by visiting the SchoolSTI Educational Portal.


Eligibility Criteria for Private MBBS & BDS in Punjab

To qualify for centralized admission into any private medical or dental institution in Punjab, applicants must strictly fulfill three core parameters: Entrance Test (MDCAT), Academic Qualification (HSSC/Equivalent), and Domicile/Quota status.

1. MDCAT Score & Validity Requirements

  • Standard Open Merit Candidates: Must have passed the MDCAT (conducted in 2026, 2025, or 2024) with at least 55% marks for MBBS and 50% marks for BDS.
  • Overseas Pakistanis / Dual Nationals (Expatriates): Candidates applying on the Overseas quota may submit valid MDCAT scores OR alternatively present SAT-II scores (a minimum of 550 in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics/Mathematics) or MCAT (International) / UCAT scores with a minimum of 50% marks in the required subjects.
  • Vacant Quota Conversion: If any Overseas Pakistani/Dual National (Expatriate) Self-Finance seat remains vacant due to the unavailability of eligible candidates, it shall automatically be transferred to the Open Merit Quota, and the admitted learner will pay the standard Open Merit fee.

2. Academic Qualification (HSSC / A-Levels)

  • Local Board Applicants: Must have passed HSSC (Pre-Medical) or an equivalent 12th-grade qualification recognized by the Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC), securing at least 60% aggregate marks including Biology, Chemistry, and Physics/Mathematics.
  • Foreign Qualification / Overseas Applicants: Overseas Pakistani/Dual National candidates who passed Intermediate/HSSC/A-Level qualifications from within or outside Pakistan with Biology and Chemistry as mandatory subjects (and remaining subjects as optional) are eligible to compete for the 15% reserved Overseas quota in each private medical and dental college.

3. Domicile Requirements (Open across Pakistan)

  • Unlike general sector colleges that restrict accessible merit seats to provincial residents, candidates holding a domicile of ANY district of Pakistan are fully eligible to apply for Open Merit seats in Punjab’s exclusive medical and dental colleges.
  • Overseas Pakistanis/Dual Nationals can additionally apply on Open Merit seats, provided they have qualified the standard MDCAT with the prescribed passing percentage.
  • Only the domicile certificate of the applicant is acceptable (Father’s or Mother’s domicile is not accepted). Still, a domicile certificate is not mandatory for candidates applying exclusively on the Overseas Pakistanis/Dual Nationals (Expatriates) seat.

UHS Merit Calculation Formula 2026–27

UHS calculates the final aggregate percentage using a standardized weightage formula approved by the Government of Punjab and PM&DC. The weightage criteria for merit determination are as follows:

  • Matriculation / SSC / Equivalent: 10%
  • F.Sc. / HSSC Pre-Medical / Equivalent: 40%
  • MDCAT / Equivalent International Test: 50%

$$\text{Aggregate Merit (%)} = \left(\frac{\text{Matric Marks}}{\text{Total Matric Marks}} \times 10\right) + \left(\frac{\text{F.Sc. Marks}}{\text{Total F.Sc. Marks}} \times 40\right) + \left(\frac{\text{MDCAT Marks}}{200} \times 50\right)$$

For students seeking broader healthcare degree options at UHS, you can as well explore the full breakdown of UHS Undergraduate Admissions Fall 2026 for Allied Health Sciences, Pharm.D, and DPT programs.


Complete List of UHS Affiliated Private Medical & Dental Colleges (2026–27)

Before filling out your order of preference, you must verify the official series of colleges, their geographic locations, and their official websites to inspect individual fee structures and hostel facilities.

Private Sector Medical Colleges in Punjab (MBBS – 34 Institutions)

Sr. No.Name of Private Medical CollegeCityOfficial College Website
1Abu Umara Medical & Dental CollegeLahore[http://aumdc.edu.pk](http://aumdc.edu.pk)

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| 2 | Abwa Medical College | Faisalabad | [https://abwa.edu.pk](https://abwa.edu.pk)

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| 3 | Akhtar Saeed Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [https://amdc.edu.pk](https://amdc.edu.pk)

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| 4 | Akhtar Saeed Medical College | Rawalpindi | [https://asmc.edu.pk](https://asmc.edu.pk)

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| 5 | Al-Aleem Medical College | Lahore | [https://aamc.edu.pk](https://aamc.edu.pk)

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| 6 | Amna Inayat Medical College | Sheikhupura | [https://aimec.edu.pk](https://aimec.edu.pk)

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| 7 | Avicenna Medical College | Lahore | [https://avicennamch.com](https://avicennamch.com)

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| 8 | Aziz Fatima Medical & Dental College | Faisalabad | [https://afmdc.edu.pk](https://afmdc.edu.pk)

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| 9 | Azra Naheed Medical College | Lahore | [https://anmc.superior.edu.pk](https://anmc.superior.edu.pk)

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| 10 | Bakhtawar Amin Medical & Dental College | Multan | [https://bamdc.edu.pk](https://bamdc.edu.pk)

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| 11 | Central Park Medical College | Lahore | [https://www.cpmc.edu.pk](https://www.cpmc.edu.pk)

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| 12 | Continental Medical College | Lahore | [http://cmclhr.edu.pk](http://cmclhr.edu.pk)

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| 13 | FMH College of Medicine & Dentistry | Lahore | [https://www.fmhcmd.edu.pk](https://www.fmhcmd.edu.pk)

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| 14 | Independent Medical College | Faisalabad | [http://www.imc.edu.pk](http://www.imc.edu.pk)

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| 15 | Islam Medical College | Sialkot | [https://www.imdc.edu.pk](https://www.imdc.edu.pk)

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| 16 | Lahore Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [https://lmdc.edu.pk](https://lmdc.edu.pk)

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| 17 | M. Islam Medical College | Gujranwala | [https://mimdc.edu.pk](https://mimdc.edu.pk)

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| 18 | Multan Medical & Dental College | Multan | [https://mmdc.edu.pk](https://mmdc.edu.pk)

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| 19 | Niazi Medical & Dental College | Sargodha | [https://www.nmdc.edu.pk](https://www.nmdc.edu.pk)

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| 20 | Pak Red Crescent Medical & Dental College | Kasur | [http://prcmdc.edu.pk](http://prcmdc.edu.pk)

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| 21 | Queens Medical College (For Girls Only) | Kasur | [https://qmck.edu.pk/](https://qmck.edu.pk/)

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| 22 | Rahbar Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [https://www.rmdc.edu.pk](https://www.rmdc.edu.pk)

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| 23 | Rai Medical College | Sargodha | [https://rmcsargodha.edu.pk](https://rmcsargodha.edu.pk)

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| 24 | Rashid Latif Medical College | Lahore | [https://rlmc.edu.pk](https://rlmc.edu.pk)

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| 25 | RLKU Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [https://rlkumc.edu.pk](https://rlkumc.edu.pk)

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| 26 | *RYK Medical & Dental College | Rahim Yar Khan | [https://rykmdc.org](https://rykmdc.org)

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| 27 | Sahara Medical College | Narowal | [https://tsc.n.pk/](https://tsc.n.pk/)

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| 28 | Shahida Islam Medical College | Lodhran | [https://simc.edu.pk](https://simc.edu.pk)

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| 29 | Shalamar Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [https://smdc.edu.pk](https://smdc.edu.pk)

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| 30 | Sharif Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [http://sharifmedicalcity.org](http://sharifmedicalcity.org)

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| 31 | Sialkot Medical College | Sialkot | [https://smcs.edu.pk](https://smcs.edu.pk)

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| 32 | University College of Medicine & Dentistry | Lahore | [https://ucmd.uol.edu.pk](https://ucmd.uol.edu.pk)

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| 33 | University Medical & Dental College (For Girls Only) | Faisalabad | [https://umdc.pk](https://umdc.pk)

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| 34 | **Watim Medical College | Rawalpindi | [https://www.watim.com.pk](https://www.watim.com.pk)

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Legal Footnotes on Conditional Inclusions:

  • *RYK Medical & Dental College, Rahim Yar Khan: Admissions allowed provisionally vide Court order dated 30.09.2026 passed in W.P. No. 4908/2026. Subject to the approval by the PM&DC and UHS.
  • **Watim Medical College, Rawalpindi: Admissions allowed for the session 2026–27 vide Court order dated 14.10.2026 in W.P. No. 5385/2026. Subject to the approval by the PM&DC.

Private Sector Dental Colleges in Punjab (BDS – 18 Institutions)

Sr. No.Name of Private Dental College / SectionCityOfficial College Website
1Avicenna Dental CollegeLahore[https://avicennamch.com](https://avicennamch.com)

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| 2 | Azra Naheed Dental College | Lahore | [https://andc.superior.edu.pk](https://andc.superior.edu.pk)

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| 3 | Dental College, Bakhtawar Amin Medical & Dental College | Multan | [https://bamdc.edu.pk](https://bamdc.edu.pk)

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| 4 | Dental College, Niazi Medical & Dental College | Sargodha | [https://www.nmdc.edu.pk](https://www.nmdc.edu.pk)

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| 5 | Dental College, University College of Medicine & Dentistry | Lahore | [https://ucmd.uol.edu.pk](https://ucmd.uol.edu.pk)

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| 6 | Dental Section, Akhtar Saeed Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [https://amdc.edu.pk](https://amdc.edu.pk)

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| 7 | Dental Section, FMH College of Medicine & Dentistry | Lahore | [https://www.fmhcmd.edu.pk](https://www.fmhcmd.edu.pk)

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| 8 | Dental Section, Lahore Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [https://lmdc.edu.pk](https://lmdc.edu.pk)

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| 9 | Dental Section, Multan Medical & Dental College | Multan | [https://mmdc.edu.pk](https://mmdc.edu.pk)

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| 10 | Dental Section, Sharif Medical & Dental College | Lahore | [http://sharifmedicalcity.org](http://sharifmedicalcity.org)

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| 11 | Dental Section, University Medical & Dental College (For Girls Only) | Faisalabad | [https://umdc.pk](https://umdc.pk)

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| 12 | Faryal Dental College | Sheikhupura | [https://aimec.edu.pk](https://aimec.edu.pk)

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| 13 | Islam Dental College | Sialkot | [https://www.imdc.edu.pk](https://www.imdc.edu.pk)

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| 14 | Margalla Institute of Health Sciences | Rawalpindi | [https://www.margalla.edu.pk](https://www.margalla.edu.pk)

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| 15 | Rahbar College of Dentistry | Lahore | [https://rcod.com.pk](https://rcod.com.pk)

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| 16 | Rashid Latif Dental College | Lahore | [https://rlmc.edu.pk/rldc](https://rlmc.edu.pk/rldc)

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| 17 | Shahida Islam Dental College | Lodhran | [https://simc.edu.pk](https://simc.edu.pk)

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| 18 | Watim Dental College | Rawalpindi | [https://www.watim.com.pk](https://www.watim.com.pk)

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Comparison: MBBS vs. BDS & Open Merit vs. Overseas Quota

To help applicants produce an informed decision before locking their portal choices, here is a side-by-side comparison of the two degree tracks and seat categories under UHS Private Admissions 2026–27:

Feature / ParameterPrivate MBBS ProgramPrivate BDS Program
Dedicated UHS Portal[https://privatembbs.uhs.edu.pk](https://privatembbs.uhs.edu.pk)

| [https://privatebds.uhs.edu.pk](https://privatebds.uhs.edu.pk)

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| Participating Colleges | 34 Private Medical Colleges

| 18 Private Dental Colleges

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| Minimum MDCAT Requirement | 55% Marks (2024, 2025, or 2026)

| 50% Marks (2024, 2025, or 2026)

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| Minimum HSSC/Equivalent Marks | 60% Aggregate Marks

| 60% Aggregate Marks

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| Application Start & End | Oct 23, 2026 – Nov 6, 2026

| Dec 18, 2026 – Jan 1, 2027

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| First Selection List Date | Wednesday, Nov 18, 2026

| Wednesday, Jan 13, 2027

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| Classes Commencement | Monday, Feb 1, 2027

| Monday, March 1, 2027

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| Application Fee | Rs. 2,000/- (Separate Application)

| Rs. 2,000/- (Separate Application)

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Step-by-Step Online Application Procedure

Admissions to MBBS and BDS are conducted completely separately. If you wish to apply for both programs, you must submit two distinct applications on their respective portals during their designated opening windows.

  1. Read the Admission Policy: Download and carefully review the Government of Punjab Admission Policy (2026–27) on www.uhs.edu.pk.
  2. Access the Dedicated Portal: Visit [https://privatembbs.uhs.edu.pk](https://privatembbs.uhs.edu.pk) for MBBS or [https://privatebds.uhs.edu.pk](https://privatebds.uhs.edu.pk) for BDS.
  3. Account Registration: Register using your full legal name, active email address, CNIC/Passport/CRC (B-Form) number, mobile number, and a strong password.
  4. Complete Profile Section: Log in and enter your personal details, including domicile district, contact address, nationality, gender, and date of birth.
  5. Select Seat Category: Choose the category/categories you are eligible for: (a) Open Merit and/or (b) Overseas Pakistani/Dual National (Expatriate).
  6. Enter Academic & MDCAT Data: Input your SSC (Matric) and HSSC (F.Sc./Equivalent) marks, passing years, and subjects, followed by your MDCAT (or SAT-II/MCAT/UCAT) score details.
  7. Upload Mandatory Documents: Upload apparent, legible scanned copies of all required documents in PNG or JPG format, ensuring each individual file size does not exceed 500 KB.
  8. Select Order of Preference: Choose your desired colleges in strict Order of Preference from the dropdown menu. There is no upper limit on how many colleges you can select, and selecting at least one college is mandatory. Warning: You will NOT be considered for any college that you leave out of your preference set.
  9. Pay the Rs. 2,000/- Processing Fee: Acknowledge the undertaking and generate your fee challan for the non-refundable Rs. 2,000/- application fee. Deposit the fee via Bank of Punjab (BOP) or National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) through physical branch banking OR via the 1Bill Invoice facility only.
  • Critical Payment Rule: The 1Bill Top-Up option must NOT be used. After payment, upload the paid bank receipt/challan onto your portal before the deadline.
  1. Final Submission & Edits: Review your application preview, submit it online, and verify that all sections show as full. You may edit your application multiple times before the closing date (05:00 PM), after which your college preferences become permanently locked.

Mandatory Documents Checklist

  • Matriculation (SSC) and HSSC (Intermediate) outcome cards/certificates attested by the relevant BISE. (Foreign qualifications demand an attested IBCC Equivalence Certificate).
  • Applicant’s own Domicile Certificate from any district of Pakistan (Not required for Overseas quota).
  • Applicant’s CNIC or B-Form (CRC).
  • CNIC of the applicant’s Father, Mother, or Legal Guardian.
  • For Overseas Seat Only: Valid Iqama / Residence Permit / Green Card / Foreign Passport of the applicant.

Fee Deposit, Upgradation & Retention Rules (Crucial Guidelines)

Many deserving candidates lose their seats after making the merit set since they misunderstand UHS’s post-selection payment and upgradation mechanics. Here is how the post-selection procedure works:

  • Rs. 600,000/- Token Deposit: Once your name appears in a selection set, you must download the challan from the admission portal and deposit Rs. 600,000/- into the designated UHS account within three (03) working days. Failing to deposit this amount within the 3-day window automatically cancels your admission offer and shifts the seat to the next candidate on merit.
  • Mutual Settlement of Remaining Fee: After finalization of admission, the remaining balance of the college’s tuition fee is paid directly to the respective medical/dental college. Under PM&DC regulations, students have the right to pay their tuition fee quarterly, half-yearly, or annually. UHS transfers your initial Rs. 600,000/- directly to your final allotted college once admissions conclude.
  • Choosing Between Retention (“Stay”) vs. Upgradation: When joining an allotted institution, candidates must submit a duly signed consent form choosing one of two irreversible paths:
  1. Retain the Allotted Seat: If you are admitted to your 1st preference college, OR if you voluntarily opt to retain your currently allotted college without seeking further upgradation, you must submit your original documents and pay the remaining college tuition fee (minus the Rs. 600,000/- paid to UHS) to the college within three (03) working days of the set display.
  2. Opt for Upgradation: If you opt for upgradation in subsequent lists, you are NOT required to pay any additional fee to the initially allotted college—only the one-time Rs. 600,000/- deposit with UHS is needed upon your first appearance in any merit list. You will pay the remaining tuition fee only after your final college is locked in.
  • Finality of Choice: Once you exercise the option of retention or upgradation, it attains finality and cannot be revoked or altered at any later stage.

Analysis

Analyzing the 2026–27 UHS Private Sector Admission Policy reveals three major structural takeaways that directly impact applicants this year:

  1. Financial Protection for Upgradation Seekers: Historically, parents faced immense stress when confidential colleges demanded full annual fees immediately upon the primary selection collection, creating refund nightmares when a student upgraded in the second or third series. By enforcing Clause VI of the Admission Procedure—where candidates opting for upgradation only deposit Rs. 600,000/- with UHS and pay zero additional rupees to the initial college until their admission is finalized—UHS has effectively eliminated predatory fee-withholding practices.
  2. Staggered MBBS and BDS Timelines: Separating the MBBS window (Oct 23 – Nov 6, 2026) from the BDS window (Dec 18, 2026 – Jan 1, 2027) is a highly strategic move. By the time the BDS portal opens on December 18, all three MBBS selection lists (concluding November 27) will already be finalized. This means students who miss out on an MBBS seat will have complete clarity before spending Rs. 2,000/- to apply for BDS, drastically reducing seat wastage and panic applications.
  3. National Open Merit Competition: Because clause III of the Eligibility Criteria allows students holding a domicile from any district of Pakistan to compete on Open Merit seats in Punjab’s confidential medical colleges, high-scoring MDCAT candidates from KPK, Sindh, Balochistan, Islamabad, AJK, and Gilgit-Baltistan will actively compete for top-tier Lahore and Rawalpindi institutions. Applicants should consequently select all 34 medical (or 18 dental) colleges in their preference set rather than limiting themselves to 4 or 5 elite names.

Opinion

From an admissions consulting perspective, the single biggest mistake candidates make during the UHS private admission cycle is short-listing preferences blindly based on peer hearsay. Since UHS explicitly warns that “a candidate shall not be considered for a college he/she has not selected in his/her Order of Preference,” leaving colleges off your set is equivalent to voluntarily surrendering your merit advantage if closing aggregates fluctuate.

Our Expert Verdict:
Before locking your preferences on November 6, 2026 (for MBBS) or January 1, 2027 (for BDS), physically visit or thoroughly audit the official websites of your top 15 target colleges to verify their 5-twelve months fee escalation schedules, teaching hospital patient flow, and hostel hidden charges. Furthermore, double-check that two institutions—RYK Medical & Dental College (Rahim Yar Khan) and Watim Medical College (Rawalpindi)—are included provisionally via Lahore High Court orders subject to final PM&DC approval. Place well-established, unconditionally accredited PM&DC colleges at the top of your preference hierarchy, pay your Rs. 2,000/- fee strictly via 1Bill Invoice (avoiding 1Bill Top-Up at all costs), and keep Rs. 600,000/- liquid in your bank account prior to November 18, 2026, so the 3-day deposit window not ever catches your family off guard.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Can students from other provinces (Sindh, KPK, Balochistan, ICT) apply for UHS Private Medical Colleges in Punjab?

Yes. According to the official UHS 2026–27 admission policy, candidates holding a domicile of any district of Pakistan are eligible to apply for Open Merit seats in Punjab’s private medical and dental colleges, provided they meet the minimum HSSC (60%) and MDCAT (55% for MBBS, 50% for BDS) marks.

2. Are MDCAT 2024 and MDCAT 2025 results accepted for the 2026–27 session?

Yes. The UHS advertisement specifies that candidates who passed the MDCAT in 2026, 2025, or 2024 are eligible to apply, provided their score meets the 55% threshold for MBBS or 50% for BDS.

3. Can I apply a single application to apply for both Private MBBS and BDS?

No. Admissions to MBBS and BDS are conducted on separate portals (privatembbs.uhs.edu.pk and privatebds.uhs.edu.pk) during varied dates. You must submit a separate online application and pay a separate Rs. 2,000/- processing fee for each program.

4. Do I have to pay the full annual college fee if my name appears in the 1st Selection List, even if I want to wait for upgradation?

No. If your name appears in a selection series and you opt for upgradation in subsequent lists, you only want to deposit Rs. 600,000/- online with UHS within 3 working days. You are not required to pay the remaining tuition fee to the initially allotted college until your final upgradation is whole.

5. Where can I contact UHS if I face technical issues on the admission portal?

For queries and complaints, candidates can contact the UHS helpline during official working hours (Monday to Friday, 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM) at 042-99231305–09, 042-99231078, or 042-99231071, or visit the official online platform at www.uhs.edu.pk.


Conclusion

The UHS Private Sector MBBS and BDS Admissions 2026–27 represent a vital gateway for aspiring doctors and dentists across Pakistan. With the MBBS application portal live from October 23 to November 6, 2026, and the BDS portal scheduled from December 18, 2026, to January 1, 2027, timely preparation is your greatest asset. Gather your attested BISE/IBCC certificates, verify that your scanned JPG/PNG files are under 500 KB, research college fee structures directly on their official domains, and arrange your preference collection strategically to turn your white-coat dream into reality.

UHS Private MBBS & BDS Admissions 2026–27
UHS Private MBBS & BDS Admissions 2026–27
About the author: Majid Farooq writes for SchoolsTI.org.pk — daily Punjab education updates, notifications, jobs and teachers community.

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