Islami Jamiat Talaba King Edward Medical University (Official)

08/12/2025

*Two completely different MDCAT exams are being treated as one.* MDCAT 2024 was easier, while 2025 students faced a tougher test after a year of preparation. Yet both groups are competing for the same seats, with many reusing old scores. This is unfair. PMDC must fix this with score equivalency so 2025 students get the fair chance they deserve.

*Medical Jamiat Lahore demands* that such unjust policies be reversed as soon as possible, and that fair and transparent policies be introduced—policies through which no student and no MDCAT aspirants rights are violated in any way.

07/12/2025

ہمارے سابقین ، ہمارا فخر 💓

Congratulations, Dr. Aftab! 🌟

Our alumni are our pride, ambassadors of excellence who carry the legacy of KEMU and Jamiat wherever they go. Today, we celebrate one such shining star: Dr. Aftab, former Nazim of Islami Jamiat Talba King Edward Medical University.

As he steps forward in the United States and earns recognition through his professionalism, character, and outstanding capability, he once again proves the strength of the values and training that define a Kemcolian.

His achievements stand as a powerful testament to the nurturing environment of KEMU & Jamiat, and the disciplined grooming he received throughout his journey.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Aftab for making his institution proud on an international stage. May his continued success inspire generations of aspiring doctors who follow.

KE Jamiat salutes your dedication, excellence, and contribution to the global medical community.

Associate professor of cardiothoracic surgery Muhammad Aftab, MD, was recently nominated as Secretary of the Eastern Cardiothoracic Surgical Society (ECTSS). Congratulations on this honor Dr. Aftab!

See the full ECTSS executive council here: https://bit.ly/4ppas3E

26/11/2025

Alhumdulillah ❣️
Our hard efforts have paid off,
CIP has been reverted.
Congratulations to the entire medical fraternity — this victory belongs to all of us! 🎉💪

26/11/2025

Medical Jamiat Stands Tall Once Again
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After weeks of relentless effort , continuous meetings with officials, strong social-media campaigns, and united pressure from students and doctors , the CIP induction notification has finally been reversed in favor of medical community. This remarkable achievement is the result of tireless dedication by the entire Medical Jamiat Lahore team.

Together we stood, and together we changed the policy.
This is our victory, our unity, our voice.

Special Thanks To:
• Dr. Farhan Zafar, President Medical Jamiat
• Dr. Sammar Jahan, Ex-President Medical Jamiat Lahore
• Dr. Sheraz Ali, Team Member, Medical Jamiat Lahore

Alhamdulillah!
The CIP has been successfully reverted through the collective efforts of KE Jamiat, Medical Jamiat Lahore and GDC. We extend heartfelt gratitude to
•Prof. Khalid Masood Gondal
•Prof. Mahmood Ayyaz
•Prof. Haroon Hamid
•Prof. Abdullah Muttaqi
•Pakistan Islamic Medical Association
•The law community
•All faculty members and medical students who stood with us throughout this struggle.

19/11/2025

We met with the entire PIMA Mayo cabinet and informed them about this issue. All of them agreed with our concerns, and PIMA collectively issued its official stance on the matter. The meeting was specially attended by the President of PIMA Lahore, Professor Khubaib Shahid, Head of the Radiology Department FMH. He was briefed in detail and was requested to highlight this issue. Everyone unanimously agreed that this is an injustice to local graduates, and they assured us that they will raise their voice on every forum and will make every possible effort to have this resolved.

19/11/2025

We met the CEO of Mayo Hospital, Professor Haroon Hamid, and informed him about the unfair CIP policies and put our demands. We requested him to raise his voice against these issues at every relevant forum. He assured us that he will do whatever is within his capacity on every platform, and that he will take all possible steps for the improvement of the institution and for the betterment of its graduates.

19/11/2025

We met the Vice Chancellor of King Edward Medical University, Director National Residency Program CPSP, Professor Mahmood Ayaz. We shared all our concerns and demands with him. He assured us that he will forward our application to the Secretary Health and the Minister, and will arrange a meeting as soon as possible.
Furthermore, he said that he has already taken up this matter and is looking into it very seriously.
And he assured us that he will definitely support us in this matter.

17/11/2025

کنگ ایڈورڈ میڈیکل یونیورسٹی کے طلبہ نے محکمہ صحت پنجاب کی نئی پوسٹ گریجویٹ انڈکشن پالیسی کو واضح طور پر مسترد کر دیا ہے۔ اس حوالے سے طلبہ کی جانب سے ریفرنڈم منعقد کیا گیا، جس میں بھاری اکثریت نے اس پالیسی کے خلاف ووٹ دے کر اسے غیر منصفانہ، غیر شفاف اور تعلیمی اصولوں کے خلاف قرار دیا۔

طلبہ کا کہنا ہے کہ پیرنٹ انسٹیٹیوٹ کے 5 نمبر ختم کرنا سراسر ناانصافی ہے، کیونکہ یہ نمبر برسوں کی ادارہ جاتی تربیت اور کارکردگی کی بنیاد پر دیے جاتے تھے۔ اسی طرح ہاؤس جاب مارکس کا خاتمہ بھی ناقابلِ قبول ہے۔ گورنمنٹ گریجویٹس کو 5 نمبرز اور پرائیویٹ گریجویٹس کو 2.5 نمبرز دینے کا نظام متوازن اور منصفانہ تھا، جسے ختم کرنا تربیتی معیار کو نظرانداز کرنے کے مترادف ہے۔

طلبہ نے میٹرک اور ایف ایس سی کے نمبروں کی تنسیخ کو بھی غیر منطقی قرار دیا اور کہا کہ پہلے سے موجود فارمولا—ایم بی بی ایس کے 10 نمبر، میٹرک کے 2.5 نمبر اور ایف ایس سی کے 7.5 نمبر—تعلیمی تسلسل اور محنت کی حقیقی عکاسی کرتا تھا، جسے بلاجواز تبدیل کیا گیا ہے۔

مزید برآں، 2026 سے نئے انڈکشن ٹیسٹ کے نفاذ کو بھی مکمل طور پر رد کر دیا گیا۔ طلبہ کا کہنا ہے کہ پارٹ 1 اور جے کیٹ جیسے سخت امتحانات پہلے ہی لیے جاتے ہیں، اس لیے مزید ایک ٹیسٹ مسلط کرنا غیر ضروری بوجھ اور ناانصافی ہے۔

کنگ ایڈورڈ کے طلبہ نے اپنے ریفرنڈم کے نتیجے میں یہ مشترکہ مطالبہ پیش کیا ہے کہ نئی انڈکشن پالیسی فوری طور پر واپس لی جائے اور پرانی، شفاف اور آزمودہ میرٹ پالیسی بحال کی جائے۔ طلبہ نے اعلان کیا کہ وہ انصاف اور میرٹ کے لیے اپنی جدوجہد جاری رکھیں گے۔

15/11/2025

Doctors of Mayo Hospital Reject Unjust, Unfair Induction Policy. Black Day will be observed on 17th November 2025 In Sha Allah.

14/11/2025

The new CIP policy in Punjab is fundamentally unjust. Although it claims to prioritize postgraduate merit, in reality it gives disproportionate weightage to metric that varies widely across institutions and examination systems and disturbs fairness of the process.

Why this is unfair:

1) Assessment systems are not standardized. Private medical colleges often award higher marks in vivas and practicals.

2) UHS consistently gives higher internal and professional exam scores compared to KEMU, NMU, FMU, and FJMU.

3) Foreign medical graduates (FMGs) are assessed through entirely different examination structures.

Despite these clear discrepancies, the same criteria are being applied to all, which creates an imbalanced and non-level playing field. A policy can only be fair if its foundation is fair. Using MBBS marks as the decisive component of postgraduate merit — when those marks are not comparable across institutions — is unjust. This policy must be reviewed and reverted in favor of a system that measures all candidates by a uniform, transparent, and standardized method.

The new CIP policy in Punjab is fundamentally unjust. Although it claims to prioritize postgraduate merit, in reality it gives disproportionate weightage to metric that varies widely across institutions and examination systems and disturbs fairness of the process.

Why this is unfair:

1) Assessment systems are not standardized. Private medical colleges have different criteria of evaluating students.

2) UHS consistently gives higher internal and professional exam scores compared to KEMU, NMU, FMU, and FJMU.

3) Foreign medical graduates (FMGs) are assessed through entirely different examination structures.

Despite these clear discrepancies, the same criteria are being applied to all, which creates an imbalanced and non-level playing field. A policy can only be fair if its foundation is fair. Using MBBS marks as the decisive component of postgraduate merit — when those marks are not comparable across institutions — is unjust. This policy must be reviewed and reverted in favor of a system that measures all candidates by a uniform, transparent, and standardized method.

14/11/2025

According to the new CIP policy, only MBBS marks will be decisive factor in determining who will get Induction in postgraduate programs. It's high time that KEMU professors and administration realize their bearly passing marks policy is destroying future of the Best Medical Graduates of Pakistan. Mahmood Ayyaz Khalid M Gondal Haroon Hamid Nukhbat Awan Ijaz Nazir King Edward Medical University Lahore Ameer Afzal Muhammad Shakil

03/11/2025

🩺* *Alhamdulillah — A Historic Victory for Medical Students*! *✊🏽

After days of peaceful protests, a long legal struggle, and continuous student efforts — *PMDC has officially reversed the unfair policies of 65% passing marks and 85% attendance for Medical students*.

*This remarkable achievement is the result of the leadership and unwavering struggle of *Medical Jamiat Lahore which stood at the frontlines from day one.*
We led the movement, faced police brutality and pressure, stood firm in court and on the streets — for the rights of every medical student.*

Today’s victory belongs to every student who raised their voice for justice and refused to surrender.
Medical Jamiat fought — got beaten — but never gave up. And today, we won! 💚