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Passed MDCAT 2026? Here's What Actually Decides Your Seat
About 8 in 10 Punjab candidates cleared the MBBS bar in MDCAT 2026. Passing keeps you in the race, but your aggregate decides where you finish. Here's how merit works and what to do this week.
LCAT Math & Verbal Sections Explained (2027)
The LCAT has four sections: two Verbal and two Math, 40 minutes each, on paper and with no calculator. Here is what each section tests, the question types LUMS's own sample shows, four worked examples, and how to approach each section on test day.
How LUMS Decides Admission 2027: Merit Explained
LUMS does not publish a merit formula or any weightage. It lists six things it evaluates, from your academic record and admission test to an interview if you are called. Here is what each one means, how a decision is reached, and where financial aid and NOP fit in.
LUMS Eligibility Criteria 2027: FSc & A-Level %
LUMS asks for 70% in Matric and 70% in FSc/ICS/ICOM (65% in FA), or an O Level average of B plus 2 Bs and 1 C at A Level. SBASSE and engineering add subject rules. Here is every school's official minimum, and what counts if your result is still awaited.
LCAT Passing Marks 2027: What Score Do You Need?
LUMS does not publish an LCAT passing mark, cutoff or minimum score, and it does not show applicants their LCAT score. Here is what LUMS does say about how the test is scored and used, and how to tell whether you are ready without a number to aim for.
LUMS Entry Test (LCAT) 2027: Date, Registration & Deadlines
LUMS has not yet published Fall 2027 dates. Here is what is officially confirmed, last cycle's real deadlines (LCAT was 15 Feb 2026), who has to take the LCAT, how to register, and a month-by-month plan from now until test day.
MDCAT 2026 Final Week: An 8-Day Revision Plan for 20 September
MDCAT 2026 was held on Sunday, 20 September. This is the final-week plan we published before it — a dated day-by-day plan, the highest-yield topics counted from the last four real papers, and the mistakes that cost marks in the final week.