Candidates appearing for the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) 2026 will no longer be required to present a mandatory Juvenile Card (Smart Card/B-Form), officials announced on Saturday.
According to an official press release, the decision to relax the rule was taken by the MDCAT Committee following directives from the Government of Sindh’s Health Department to facilitate students facing documentation delays.
Under the revised guidelines, candidates who do not possess a Juvenile Card will be allowed to sit for the entry test, provided they produce an original academic mark sheet featuring a verifiable photograph.
“Candidates must present their original Matriculation (SSC) or Intermediate (HSC) mark sheet carrying a photograph for identity verification at the examination centers,” the release stated.
The MDCAT 2026 exam in Sindh is scheduled to take place tomorrow on Sunday, conducted under the supervision of Sukkur IBA Testing Services.
